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Hit Smith to face concussion assessment
Steve Smith has been kept off the field after being hit in the head by South Africa quick Anrich Nortje while batting in the first Test in Durban.
Test cricket as it happened: Australia six wickets from victory after Smith assessed for possible concussion
Australia are pushing towards victory in the first Test in Durban, setting South Africa a target of 421 runs to win. Look back on day four of the action.
Australian star Steve Smith is under a concussion cloud
Australian star Steve Smith is in concussion protocols after not returning to the field in the first Test against South Africa.
Swimmer Kim Woo-min avoids surgery on injured shoulder, set for rehab
Olympic swimming medalist Kim Woo-min will not need surgery on his injured left shoulder as originally feared, his agency said Monday, with the 25-year-old set for a rehab to prepare for next year's world championships. An official with All That Sports said Kim went through tests after the recent Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, where he competed through partially torn labrum and rotator cuff, and doctors concluded that the swimmer will not require surgery after all. Instead, Kim will be tested after every two or three weeks as he goes through rehab and low-intensity training, the official added. Kim is the 2024 Olympic bronze medalist in the men's 400-meter freestyle event who also won three gold medals at the 2023 Asian Games. At this year's Asiad, Kim competed through his injury in the men's 4x200m freestyle relay and helped South Korea take bronze on Sept. 21, before aggravating shoulder issues in the men's 1,500m final the next day. Kim still raced in the heats for the men's 4x100m freestyle relay on the morning of Sept. 24, with South Korea going on to win silver in the final. Kim did not
No Korean left in MLB postseason with Kim Hye-seong off Dodgers' NLCS roster
No Korean player remains in the ongoing major league postseason with the Los Angeles Dodgers having left infielder Kim Hye-seong off their 26-man roster for the National League Championship Series (NLCS). The Dodgers have opted to carry 13 pitchers, one more than during the National League Division Series (NLDS) against the Atlanta Braves last week, with left-hander Justin Wrobleski joining the roster. Kim, who appeared in one game against the Braves as a defensive replacement, was the odd man out. The Dodgers opened the NLCS with a 2-1 loss against the Milwaukee Brewers on the road at American Family Field in Milwaukee on Sunday (local time). Last fall, Kim was on the Dodgers roster as a big league rookie during their run to their second straight World Series title. No Korean player has won back-to-back World Series championship rings. Kim played in 71 regular-season games last year but was limited to just 43 games this year. He spent almost all of the season's second half in the minors before the Dodgers recalled him at the end of September. Kim batted .259 with five steals this year, c
Bears manager moving starter Logue to bullpen for KBO postseason
Doosan Bears manager Kim Won-hyong announced Monday his American starting pitcher Zach Logue will pitch out of the bullpen during the upcoming Korean baseball postseason. With one final regular-season game left Monday evening, the Bears have long clinched the fifth seed in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) and a spot in the wild card round. It will start Wednesday against the No. 4 seed — either the Kia Tigers or the LG Twins, who were to play each other Monday with the winner grabbing the third seed and the loser finishing in fourth place. The lower-seeded team will be at a disadvantage in the wild card phase, as it will have to win two straight games on the road. The higher-seeded team, though, only needs a tie or a win in two tries to advance to the next round. With that arrangement in mind, Kim said he saw no point in saving starting pitchers for later rounds, when the immediate goal is to get past the wild card stage. "We have to win two straight games and we cannot afford to get ahead of ourselves," Kim told reporters before hosting the Lotte Giants at Jamsil Baseball Stadium
Gilkes, Wadia shine in SA's one-day win over Victoria
Matthew Gilkes hit his first century in an interstate game and Jerssis Wadia snared three wickets for SA as they easily beat Victoria again.
DP World Tour denies LIV players memberships in 2027
Golfers who choose to join LIV Golf in 2027 will be barred from playing on the DP World Tour next season.
Renshaw man with bat and ball as Australia eye victory
Australia are six wickets away from a series-opening victory in Durban, after South Africa slumped to 4-102 in pursuit of an unlikely target of 421.
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Chapman expectant, and expecting, with new cycling deal
Australian cyclist Brodie Chapman, who is pregnant with her first child, has signed a two-year deal with the Liv Jayco AlUla team.
An Opal’s tragic diagnosis broke hearts. Then she returned to the court
Even in death, a star of the court who appeared on course to achieve everything in basketball will have her legacy continue.
Why Geelong won’t get to play their first-ever qualifying final at home
The Cats are well-placed to earn a home qualifying final in the AFLW, but a scheduling clash means the game can’t be played at GMHBA Stadium and will have to be moved out of town.
Cleary puts contract talks on hold as he focuses on recovery from horror injury
Nathan Cleary praised Mary Fowler for flying across the globe to be by his side. Now his focus is on his recovery, not a new contract with the Panthers.
Why Munster's not keen on Sydney move
Cameron Munster discusses his future and his thoughts around Melbourne's contract offer.
Matildas boss's update on Sam Kerr ankle, staff changes
Matildas mentor Joe Montemurro has addressed Sam Kerr ankle issues ahead of Australia's clash against Haiti in France.
Holbrook re-signs, Frizell leaves for Tigers
Justin Holbrook has re-signed with the Knights after a brilliant season.
Rain mars second round of Premier Cricket
Just two games got their full allotment of overs after rain shortened or forced the abandonment of remaining fixtures.
Blues to investigate Cowan, Hayward incidents and pass results to AFL
Carlton will do an internal probe into the circumstances that saw Lachie Cowan and Will Hayward admitted to hospital on Sunday morning.
Talay not fussed by potentially hostile ALM opener
Ufuk Talay isn't fazed about copping flak from Sydney FC fans when he returns to Allianz Stadium as coach of his new club Western Sydney Wanderers on Friday.
FA boss condemns booing during Welcome to Country before Australia Cup final
South Melbourne’s stunning penalty shootout win over Melbourne Victory on Saturday night was marred by the actions of some fans during the ceremony.
Bombers out to nab Coleman as Roos, Swans stall on Blakey deal and Whitfield locked in limbo
Follow along as AFL trade period rolls into day eight.
Former Blues skipper shocked by player hospital visits
Questions continue to linger over the circumstances that led to the hospitalisation of AFL players Lachie Cowan and Will Hayward, as a Carlton great weighs in.
'It's been real': Wallabies star's no-fuss retirement
Andrew Kellaway won't get the chance to reach 50 caps for the Wallabies after announcing his rugby retirement one Test short of the milestone.
The guns were loaded: Wallabies digest what went wrong
The Wallabies haven't beaten New Zealand since 2020, but star fullback Tom Wright feels that could change in Saturday's blockbuster clash in Sydney.
Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood still soaking in ‘truly cinematic’ Bathurst 1000 triumph
Brodie Kostecki and Todd Hazelwood were on Monday still coming to terms with their remarkable Bathurst 1000 triumph, following a late-night partying session that was befitting of the dramatic last-gasp victory.
The Wallabies have faced the music. Can they now change their Bledisloe tune?
After another Bledisloe Cup humiliation, the Wallabies hope to use Saturday’s return match in Sydney to set things right.
Wallabies coach Les Kiss was at Kangaroos training on Monday. There was one player he wanted to see
The first shock of the morning was Reece Walsh training at fullback for Australia and James Tedesco watching on. The second came when Les Kiss dropped in.
They’ve been a lost cause for 10 years. The Wanderers may have finally worked out why
With all respect to new coach Ufuk Talay, he is not the most important appointment made by the Western Sydney Wanderers this season.
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