Saturday, June 18, 2016

Deja vu as All Blacks overrun Wales, but lose fly-half Aaron Cruden with neck injury and other top stories.

  • Deja vu as All Blacks overrun Wales, but lose fly-half Aaron Cruden with neck injury

    Deja vu as All Blacks overrun Wales, but lose fly-half Aaron Cruden with neck injury
    TWO moments of Beauden Barrett brilliance for the All Blacks have sunk Wales 36-22 in the second Test and clinched the three-match series. With the game locked at the halftime score of 10-10 and less than half an hour remaining, super substitute Barrett scored one try and created another in the space of three minutes.It opened up a previously tense encounter to ensure New Zealand would win their 40th successive Test on home soil and continue their winning run against Wales since 1953.The biggest..
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  • AFL season 2016: Brad Scott drama compounds Kangaroos' torrid week

    AFL season 2016: Brad Scott drama compounds Kangaroos' torrid week
    North Melbourne coach Brad Scott has questioned the umpires' integrity. Photo: Quinn Rooney COMMENTBrad Scott has never been afraid to speak his mind but this time he has crossed the line, compounding a miserable week for a club that suddenly no longer is a firm premiership favourite.Scott's misplaced accusation that his players had been told teammate Lindsay Thomas would not be awarded free kicks because "we know he is a ducker" - coming from what later was..
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  • Semi Radradra set to walk out on Parramatta Eels to play rugby in France: reports

    Semi Radradra set to walk out on Parramatta Eels to play rugby in France: reports
    Semi Radradra set to walk out on Parramatta Eels to play rugby in France: reports Slipping away: Semi Radradra. Photo: Getty Images Star winger Semi Radradra is reportedly set to walk out on NRL club Parramatta to play rugby union in France.According to the Nine Network, the Australian representative boarded a plane this morning for Fiji, telling the club he wasn't coming back.Radradra is contracted with Parramatta beyond this season but, in a possible com..
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  • Russia athletes banned from Rio

    Russia athletes banned from Rio
    Russia athletes banned from Rio
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  • Teen ref 'hit' at junior league match

    Teen ref 'hit' at junior league match
    A TEENAGE referee was allegedly punched in the face by a trainer at a junior rugby league match in southern Sydney today, after requesting the trainer’s son be replaced on the field.Police were called to Anzac Oval in Engadine about 1pm after the 34-year-old allegedly lashed out at 16-year-old referee, Kurt Portsmouth, in an under-12Cs match between the Engadine Dragons and Gymea Gorillas.The 34-year-old is a trainer for the Gymea team and was this afternoon charged with assault occasioning actu..
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  • West Coast unconvincing, but get job done against underwhelming Lions

    West Coast unconvincing, but get job done against underwhelming Lions
    Umpire crushed after blunder0:52AFL: One umpire in round 13 would be very happy there is a goal review system in place, after this big blunder. BRISBANE did not kill their coach but they certainly did not release any pressure valves for the besieged Justin Leppitsch as West Coast cruised to a 49-point victory at the Gabba today.A woefully uncompetitive second quarter from the Lions handed West Coast their second road win for the year and condemned Brisbane to their 12th loss in 13 matches.It wa..
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  • Gagai and O'Neill can call themselves Maroons

    Gagai and O'Neill can call themselves Maroons
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  • State of Origin 2016: NSW Blues' Jack Bird opens up on the dark days before his time in the spotlight

    State of Origin 2016: NSW Blues' Jack Bird opens up on the dark days before his time in the spotlight
    Bond: Jack Bird during Origin training this week at Coffs Harbour. Photo: Getty Images 'He said to me, 'Dad, I don't care about football. I just want this pain to go. I just want to live a normal life'."And with those words, Mick Bird's world crumbled around him. His son, Jack, just 16 at the time, was losing control of his body.It was on Christmas day in 2010, just after Jack had had surgery to repair a ruptured ACL, the StGeorge Illawarra junior complained..
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  • Hawthorn triumph over North in night of spite

    Hawthorn triumph over North in night of spite
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