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Late bogey costs Cameron Smith after PGA Championship surge
Australian Cameron Smith makes a hot start to the final round at the PGA Championship, putting himself right in the mix to end his major drought, before tripping up on the penultimate hole. Source link
The dilemma Wallabies and All Blacks face when players head overseas
Both Australia and New Zealand strive to protect Super Rugby Pacific as their premier domestic competition, even it if it has consequences for the Wallabies and All Blacks. Source link
Rousey stops Carano 17 seconds into their double comeback MMA bout
After an almost 10-year absence from MMA, Ronda Rousey makes light work of Gina Carano in their highly publicised fight in Los Angeles. Source link
Blues suffer Origin blow, Ponga will 'play anywhere' for Maroons
NSW has been dealt a State of Origin blow ahead of the Blues’ team announcement on Monday, with Latrell Mitchell ruling himself out of Game I selection. Source link
Harley heroics lift Eagles to stunning upset win over Giants
West Coast surges to a third victory of the season, defeating GWS by 17 points while St Kilda and Fremantle also enjoy Sunday wins. Source link
Cameron Smith springs to life at golf major after rough week
Cameron Smith makes his move in the third round of the PGA Championship as he tries to end his major drought in the same week he cut ties with long-time coach Grant Field. Source link
'Not even one beer' for Man City after FA Cup triumph over Chelsea
Manchester City’s FA Cup celebrations after a 1-0 win over Chelsea will be low key, as the team refocuses on its tight Premier League title race with Arsenal. Source link
Caldwell becomes second-fastest Aussie with Diamond League podium
Abbey Caldwell beats four other Australians to third place in the women’s 1,500m final on the first night of Diamond League racing for the year. Source link
Sam Kerr bids emotional Chelsea farewell with record-equalling goal
Sam Kerr ties the record for the most Women’s Super League goals for Chelsea as she plays her final match with the London club after more than six years. Source link
'No-one really questioned why' Olympic gymnast missed periods
Alexandra Kiroi-Bogatyreva trained up to 10 hours a day, six days a week, often without the proper nutrition. She wants others to know what that can do to the body. Source link