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SYDNEY :Michael Hooper and James Slipper will be the first co-captains of the Wallabies after coach Eddie Jones named the pair as his leaders for the Rugby Championship and World Cup later this year.
Keegan Bradley carded three birdies in his last five holes to take a one-shot lead after the third round of the Travelers Championship. The 2011 PGA Championship winner's nearest challengers are all fellow Americans, one of whom is Rickie Fowler who carded a career-low round but came inches short of joining the exclusive sub-60 club. Bradley had shared the 36-hole lead with Denny McCarthy but by the end of the day Chez Reavie had emerged as his main rival after a second successive 63 lifted him to 20 under. However, Bradley's blemish-free 64 ensured he stayed out in front on another day of low scoring - Patrick Cantlay moved into third place on 16 under with a 61 - where Fowler was the centre of attention.
SYDNEY : Michael Hooper and James Slipper will be the first co-captains of the Wallabies after coach Eddie Jones named the pair as the leaders of his team for the Rugby Championship and World Cup later this year.
SYDNEY : Australia coach Eddie Jones named the following 34-man squad for the Rugby Championship on Sunday:
Mel Reid moved to within a shot of the lead at the second women’s major of the year – nine months after quitting golf.
Stefanos Tsitsipas on Saturday denied making racist comments over bitter rival Nick Kyrgios, claiming his remarks that the Australian firebrand played "uneducated" tennis have been "misinterpreted".
Tammy Beaumont made history by becoming the first England player to make a double century, but Australia lead by 92 runs after day three of the Ashes at Trent Bridge. Beaumont’s opener of 208 smashed a record which had stood for 88 years when Betty Snowball scored 189 against New Zealand at Christchurch in 1935. Ad Beaumont's score is England women's highest in any format.
NOTTINGHAM, England : Opener Tammy Beaumont became the first Englishwoman to score a double century as she led the hosts' fightback on day three of the women's Ashes test on Saturday before Australia extended their lead to 92 runs.