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Champs set for India World Cup final rematch in 2027 (opens the original)
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Australia will launch their defence of the cricket World Cup in South Africa next year with a blockbusting opener against India, the powerhouse outfit they defeated to win the crown in 2023. As the fixtures for the 2027 event in three southern African nations were unveiled on Thursday, Pat Cummins' side learned they'll take on the title favourites and world's current No.1 side on October 7 in a mouth-watering curtain-raiser in Cape Town. Both teams will also feature in a potentially explosive gr
Australia boosted by Cummins' return, avoid ODI sweep (opens the original)
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Australia have avoided a whitewash in their ODI series in South Africa with Pat Cummins' encouraging comeback and the return to form of Adam Zampa and Alex Carey inspiring them to a morale-boosting if rain-interrupted win in Potchefstroom. The final day-nighter was eventually called off under the lights on Wednesday as rain ruined the finale, but Australia could still celebrate a satisfying 45-run (DLS method) victory on a day when they were vastly improved after their capitulation in chases in
Birrell wins WTA title - but loses spot as top Aussie (opens the original)
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Kim Birrell has been left reflecting on an emotional and thrilling breakthrough day for Australian women's tennis in south-east Asia as she scooped the first WTA title of her career while, extraordinarily, also losing her national no.1 ranking. Birrell rocketed into the world's top-50 for the first time with her long awaited maiden triumph at the Korea Open WTA 250 event while admitting her landmark day wasn't easy as she'd had to get there by beating her Australian pal Maya Joint in the final.
'Rookie error': more Piastri Baku woe as Russell wows (opens the original)
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Oscar Piastri's Baku misery has resurfaced again with the Australian guilty of what a former world champ called a "rookie mistake", blowing the chance of a podium finish while George Russell completed an immaculate lights-to-flag victory in the crashed-marred Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Piastri, whose championship hopes began to crumble last year when he crashed on the tight road circuit with which he's had a "love-hate relationship", this time locked up with third place in his grasp with 10 laps lef
Demon's World: team man out to thrive at Laver Cup (opens the original)
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There's something about team tennis that seems to bring the best out of Alex de Minaur, which is why Australia's main man is happy to fly 16,500km from Brisbane to London to help Andre Agassi's Team World retain the Laver Cup. Davis Cup strong man de Minaur won both his singles rubbers for Australia in last weekend's World Group I tie in Queensland to help sink Poland, and now he has his eyes set on maintaining his unbeaten singles record against Team Europe in the Laver Cup at the O2 Arena. It
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