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Scott Spits

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    Surprise winner shares gong as Hewitts shine on blue carpet

    Australia’s recent world No.1 doubles player Matt Ebden ticked off some big career goals in 2024 but the veteran is still driven by one thing missing on the CV.
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    Australia v India LIVE Test updates: Aussies bounce back in style, ...

    Pat Cummins and his men played as if they had a point to prove, and they did it in emphatic fashion - levelling the series 1-1 inside three days of cricket at the Adelaide Oval.
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    AFL trades day five as it happened: Dees ridicule claim on Oliver; ...

    Interim Melbourne president Brad Green takes to social media to ridicule a claim that Clayton Oliver – the star player who is subject to intense trade speculation – had “cleaned out his locker”. On a busier day of the AFL’s exhange period, there were various pick swaps as Carlton secured Hawthorn’s first-round pick.
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    AFL trades day two as it happened: Tigers’ Graham compensation reve...

    The second day of the AFL’s silly season was relatively quiet but there is plenty bubbling away behind the scenes. Here’s how it played out.
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    Joe Daniher’s 12-month retirement wait to win flag

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    Hawkins out for up to eight weeks; May ‘embarrassed’

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    Big trouble in the Lions’ den as Giants make statement with punishi...

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    Ten-goal thumping: Second-heaviest defeat for Lyon the Saint; Bever...

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    Pickett’s one-match ban stands; Carlton star Walsh to return; Pendl...

    Mercurial forward Kysaiah Pickett will miss Melbourne’s bumper Thursday night clash against Brisbane at the MCG after being hit with a one-match ban.
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    Collingwood avert disaster with gusty win at the Gabba; Pendlebury ...

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    Jannik Sinner says tennis needs generational change. The 22-year-ol...

    Jannik Sinner is just the fifth man to win an Australian Open singles title in the past 19 years. He’s not writing Novak Djokovic off yet, but even he recognises his win could be a game-changing moment.
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    Super Sabalenka: Star Belarusian’s sheer relief after back-to-back ...

    Aryna Sabalenka has become the first Australian Open women’s defending champion in more than a decade, the world No.2 overpowering China’s Zheng Qinwen with a clinical straight sets victory.
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    Doubles chance: Matthew Ebden takes another crack at Open final

    Australian tennis is experiencing a doubles renaissance and Matthew Ebden and Storm Hunter are two of the driving forces behind it.
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    From an anti-doping violation to grand slam bolter: How a qualifier...

    Ukrainian Dayana Yastremska has become the first qualifier to reach the Australian Open women’s semi-finals in 46 years, storming past Czech Linda Noskova on Rod Laver Arena.
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    ‘Surface is quicker’: World No.1 Swiatek left looking for answers a...

    Iga Swiatek’s woes at the Australian Open have continued, with the world No.1 eliminated by a Czech teenager in the star Pole’s earliest exit in five years.
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    As it happened Australian Open 2024: Stellar wins for De Minaur, Dj...

    Alex de Minaur and Storm Hunter carry the hopes of Australia on day six of the Australian Open, while Stefanos Tsitsipas, Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic do battle in round three.
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    ‘Great problem to have’: Doubles star Hunter goes deep in singles d...

    Storm Hunter is rapt to be “riding the wave” after achieving a career-best grand slam singles result, surging into the Australian Open third round, while Russia’s Mirra Andreeva announced her arrival as the brightest young star in tennis by knocking out Wimbledon finalist Ons Jabeur.
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    Swiatek warns of ‘backlash’ after Nadal accepts Saudi role

    The Spanish legend is the latest sports star to accept a role in the gulf nation. Meantime, Australian Open favourite Swiatek explained how Ash Barty had played a part in her rise to world No.1.
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    Chainsaws, lion’s roars and bagpipe wails: The grunts that split th...

    Tactical weapon to distract your opponent or an involuntary physiological response to exertion? Grunting has been a bugbear for decades – and it won’t be resolved in the next two weeks.
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    ‘Disconnected’ from tennis: Agassi’s advice for ‘authentic’ Kyrgios...

    Tennis great Andre Agassi is buoyed by Nick Kyrgios’ authenticity, impressed that the injured Australian speaks openly about his personal battles.
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    Australian Open 2024 draw: An intriguing opener for de Minaur, Osak...

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