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Daly Cherry-Evans had a shocker, but the level of abuse dished out by the Roosters’ so-called fans was disgraceful.

Big crowds and great games can’t gloss over the biggest problem with the staggered start to the season.

Australia’s best F1 hope has plenty to be confident about as he prepares to take to his home track this weekend.

I’m locking in my bold predictions for the 2026 season — and there’s one gem in here that will surprise most footy fans.

Parramatta did what no one expected them to and they should be applauded for it.

There’s been plenty of player movement and drama this off-season and this is the team that could fall into a heap.

It might be the latest genius move in NRL psychological warfare, but it left most fans scratching their heads.

After a false start in the T20 series against India, the home side is ramming home the advantage in the ODI series, writes Mitchell Johnson.

Last week I stepped off the plane and within minutes, I was reminded why India is unlike anywhere else on earth. There is no sign of that changing in cricket, business and global politics.

The league does not subscribe to the notion that if it ain’t broke don’t fix it, so here we are heading into another confusing start to the season.

For a club that prides itself as not being about egos, this could be the beginning of the end of its famous team first culture.

It seemed like a good idea at the time, but the team may be ruing this call as it fights to survive in the blockbuster women’s series.

Many of our athletes come from areas with no snow, making their feats even more incredible.

The Roosters have the pieces to go all the way with Daly Cherry-Evans in the Tricolours.

What 58,141 people saw from the stands, and through millions of TV screens, was something far deeper than a pre-season exhibition match, says Justin Langer.