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Nick Kyrgios and Thanasi Kokkinakis have taken the Australian Open by storm with their remarkable run to the men's doubles semifinals, but Kyrgios's brash showmanship has not pleased everyone.
(Reuters) - Former Australia captain Adam Gilchrist described Steve Smith's absence from the COVID-19-hit Sydney Sixers for their Big Bash League game on Wednesday as "ridiculous," with Cricket Australia (CA) coming under fire for not finding a way to let him play.
Former Australia captain Adam Gilchrist described Steve Smith's absence from the COVID-19-hit Sydney Sixers for their Big Bash League game on Wednesday as "ridiculous," with Cricket Australia (CA) coming under fire for not finding a way to let him play.
Andrew Conway knows as well as anyone that the moment Ireland start to believe they have it cracked, they're going to be in trouble.
Nick Kyrgios is «an absolute k***» and has the maturity of a «10-year-old», according to a fellow pro at the Australian Open after his latest doubles «circus». It is fair to say that doubles player Michael Venus is not a fan of the home favourite and the antics which have helped to make him so wildly popular at Melbourne Park and beyond. Ad/> Venus and his partner, Tim Putz, lost a thrilling three-set doubles match to Kyrgios and the Australian's friend and compatriot, Thanasi Kokkinakis, 5-7, 6-3, 3-6.
The youngster who copped an accidental tennis ball to the stomach from Nick Kyrgios at the Australian Open has revealed it was 'quite a shock'.
:Australian cricketers are on edge barely a month before their first tour of Pakistan in 24 years amid an uptick in terror attacks in the Asian nation, the Sydney Morning Herald reported on Wednesday.
(Reuters) - Injured left-arm spin bowler Sophie Molineux will miss the Women's World Cup in New Zealand after being omitted from Australia's squad for the tournament.