Wallabies prop Angus Bell is punished for a hip-drop tackle against England.
Nov 8, 2026
Shuri Sakuma has won her first LPGA Tour title, taking the Japan Classic on Sunday with a closing round of 64.
This week’s Sheffield Shield and ODI games will give the Australian selectors a clear idea of who is in the best form for the looming Test series against New Zealand.
Draft prospect Harry Van Hattum also has the nasty streak that recruiters love from key-position and ruck prospects. But he admits he has had to learn to harness it the right way.
Socceroos and Matildas stars have been accused of being greedy while their governing body bleeds millions. The PFA says the players are being blamed for problems not of their making.
Captain Harry Wilson has admitted Australia's latest crushing 45-22 defeat at Twickenham by a rampant England side was simply not good enough.
World No.3 Carlos Alvaraz has become the first Spaniard to win the Paris Masters since David Ferrer in 2012 with victory over American Ben Shelton.
Chaz Mostert will enter the Supercars Adelaide grand final aiming to claim back-to-back championships, but he has a disadvantage before the races begin.
Thirty five-year-old Eben Etzebeth been called up by South Africa after fellow second row Salmaan Moerat was ruled out for Friday's clash with France.
Dartford scored four first-half goals to defeat in-form Eastbourne Borough at Princes Park.
Spaniard Jon Rahm has won the Abu Dhabi Championship Abu Dhabi on his debut appearance, while Australia's Adam Scott ended joint ninth.
Korean badminton star An Se-young won her record-tying 11th international title of the year on home soil Sunday. An, world No. 1, defeated second-ranked Akane Yamaguchi of Japan 2-1 (21-12, 15-21, 21-16) in the women's singles final at Yeosu Victor Korea Open at Jinnam Stadium in Yeosu, some 320 kilometers southwest of Seoul. The Korea Open is the only Korean event on the Badminton World Federation (BWF) World Tour. This was An's 11th international victory of the year, tying the record first set by the men's singles player Kento Momota in 2019 and equaled by An herself in 2025. This year, An has won eight tournaments on the BWF World Tour and gold medals at the Badminton Asia Championships, BWF World Championships and the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games. An has lost just once in 72 matches all season — the lone defeat coming against Wang Zhiyi of China in the All England Open final in March. An also extended her winning streak against Yamaguchi to 11 matches. An considered skipping the Korea Open, citing fatigue, but chose to compete in front of home fans. An, who lost to Yamaguchi in the 2025 Ko
KT Wiz manager Lee Kang-chul benched his slumping slugger Ahn Hyun-min at the start of his team's first elimination game of the Korean Series on Sunday. The Wiz are trailing the Samsung Lions 3-1 in the best-of-seven championship round, and a loss in Game 5, set for Sunday afternoon at Daegu Samsung Lions Park in the southeastern city of Daegu, will end the Wiz's season. The Wiz won the series opener Tuesday but have since lost three straight games. Ahn, the 2025 Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) Rookie of the Year, homered in that first game, an 8-7 Wiz victory, but has since gone 1-for-12 with four strikeouts. Ahn, normally a designated hitter, was forced to play in right field in Saturday's Game 4, with the regular right fielder Choi Won-jun dealing with a hand injury. Ahn misjudged the flight of the flyball hit by Kim Do-hwan with the bases loaded, and the misplay, which was not officially scored as an error, allowed all three runners to score as part of the Lions' six-run inning. Jang Jin-hyuk, who homered in Saturday's game, will start in right field and bat second Sunday. "Ahn Hyun-
