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Mariners brutally expose Sky Blues

Sebastian Hassett Sydney FC weren't just punished, they were humiliated.

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Doolan hopes ton tempts selectors

Cricket. Australia A vs South Africa. SCG.Australia A batsman Alex Doolan hits a 4 to bring up his century.Friday 2nd November, 2012Photos: Anthony Johnson

Daniel Lane Cricket: AFTER scoring an unconquered 161 against South Africa at the SCG on Saturday, Australia A batsman Alex Doolan hoped his innings would warrant some discussion with the national selectors.

Waugh belts bat-first myth

Australian cricket legend, Steve Waugh launches Battle of the Smashers 2,  a Twenty20 celebrity cricket match to raise funds for the Steve Waugh Foundation to be held on Sunday, 18 December at Drummoyne Oval. Sun Herald Sport. 07 December 2011. Photo by Simon Alekna.

Daniel Lane Cricket: FORMER Australian cricket skipper Steve Waugh says Michael Clarke doesn't need to worry about obligation or any sacred baggy green tradition - if he doesn't want to bat first in the first Test in Brisbane.

Stuart reveals formula for revival

New Parramatta Eels management with, from left, Eels Group CEO Bob Bentley, Coach Ricky Stuart and Eels Club CEO Ken Edwards.1st November 2012Photo: Wolter PeetersThe Sydney Morning Herald

League: Parramatta have a gold-and-blueprint for long-awaited success, writes Adrian Proszenko.

Van Persie sends Manchester United to top

Robin van Persie.

Julian Guyer 8:24am Football: Robin van Persie piled on the misery for former club Arsenal as Manchester United went top of the Premier League with a 2-1 victory at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Hamilton on pole as Vettel sent packing

Sebastian Vettel.

8:23am Motorsport: A supremely-dominant Lewis Hamilton crushed all his rivals on Saturday as he set up a Red Bull party-wrecking race in Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Relieved to be believed, says hacked star

Mark Bosnich

JO CASAMENTO Football: AMID the booze, drugs and out-of- control lifestyle in the early 2000s, star footballer Mark Bosnich was convinced his phone was being tapped.

Champ poised for big finish

Trainer Alain de Royer-Dupre (R) of France watches as jockey Gerald Mosse (L) of France kisses the trophy after riding Americain to victory in the Melbourne Cup at the Flemington racecourse in Melbourne November 2, 2010. REUTERS/Mick Tsikas (AUSTRALIA - Tags: SPORT HORSE RACING)

ANDREW EDDY Horseracing: THE 2010 Melbourne Cup winner Americain has drawn ''the perfect barrier'' for what will be his final race start in Tuesday's Melbourne Cup. Unless he happens to win it.

Whincup tightens grip on title

ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - NOVEMBER 03:  Jamie Whincup drives the Team Vodafone Holden Commodore on his way to winning the V8 Supercars race 2 at the Yas Marina Circuit on November 3, 2012 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.  (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images)

Mark Fogarty Motorsport: ABU DHABI: Jamie Whincup has moved closer to retaining his V8 Supercars championship with a pair of runaway wins at Abu Dhabi's Yas Marina formula one track.

Danny Weidler: Barba loses cool in home town

Cricket

Programming puts Australia at peril

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Cricket Australia has some answers to find, for the fans, the players and ultimately for themselves. For example, is five-day cricket more, less or equally important than 50-over and Twenty20 matches?

Hurt Cummins vows he'll still 'tear in'

Pat Cummins

Daniel Lane INJURED pace ace Pat Cummins vowed the latest injury to sideline him would not dampen his desire to bowl fast and furious when he is cleared to take the new ball again.

Watson joins ranks of injured in blow for Test

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NOVEMBER 03: Shane Watson of the Blues watches on after injuring his calf muscle during the Sheffield Shield match between the Queensland Bulls and the New South Wales Blues at Allan Border Field on November 3, 2012 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)

CHLOE SALTAU SHANE WATSON is the latest victim of Australia's compromised preparation for the Test series against South Africa.

Action man Lee offers remedial services

Richards tips Gabba litmus Test

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Football

At home with Mark Bosnich

Mark Bosnich

JO CASAMENTO He fell out of love with 'everything' after his football career ended in disgrace, but now, as a father, life couldn't be better.

Hit racism hard - Hughton

NORWICH, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Norwich manager, Chris Hughton looks on during the Barclays Premier League match between Norwich City and Liverpool at Carrow Road on September 29, 2012 in Norwich, England. (Photo by Julian Finney/Getty Images)  hughton2.jpg

Henry Winter WHEN Chris Hughton began making his way in the professional game at Spurs in the late 1970s, he regularly endured racist abuse. Times have changed but Hughton is the only black manager in the Premier League.

Craig Foster: Early losses take eyes off long-term goals

Pressure on for Melbourne coaches

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League

Benji: 'I'd like to be back at five-eighth'

NRL. Wests Tigers vs New Zealand Warriors. Leichhardt Oval.pic shows action from the gameFriday 18th May, 2012SMH SPORT pics  by anthony johnson

GLENN JACKSON BENJI MARSHALL has told incoming Wests Tigers coach Mick Potter that he wants to reclaim his No.6 jersey next season.

F-factor another headache for Origin Blues

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 15: Israel Folau of the Giants in action during the round three AFL match between the Greater Western Sydney Giants and the West Coast Eagles at Blacktown International Sportspark on April 15, 2012 in Sydney, Australia.  (Photo by Mark Nolan/Getty Images)

Adrian Proszenko WHILE the majority of the league world is keen to welcome Israel Folau back to the fold, you could understand if Laurie Daley wasn't doing cartwheels.

New face on the cards for Panthers

Rugby League team logo.PENRITH PANTHERS

Adrian Proszenko NEXT year could be the last time Penrith play under their present logo.

Waterski accident puts skids on young Eel's burgeoning career

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Horseracing

Cummings a star, just like his dad

Winners are grinners: Anthony Cummings after the Derby.

Patrick Bartley Trainer Anthony Cummings emerges from the illustrious shadow of his father.

Waller dares to dream of glory with Kelinni

VRC Derby Day Flemington , Spring Racing Carnival Race 2  won by Kellini  ridden by Nash Rawiller and trained by Chris WallerPhoto Pat Scala The Age Saturday the 3rd of November 2012

MICHAEL LYNCH HE'S gone through the doors of the last-chance saloon, but that won't worry the connections of lightweight Kelinni ($9.50) which has kept the Cup dream alive for Sydney's premier trainer, Chris Waller.

Max Presnell: Party crashers: day one's all about Sydney

Chris Roots: Atlantic Jewel back in frame for autumn

Money talks as Gai swoops and diverts Fiorente to the Big One

Alcopop finally breaks hoodoo

Patinack hits it rich with filly

Red-hot Rodd makes shock appearance in the winner's stall

Cup winner Just A Dash dead at 35

The classiest Cup field for 20 years

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Rugby

Quest for Olympic gold drives Sevens growth

TOKYO, JAPAN - APRIL 01: Shannon Walker (C) of Australia breaks away to score a try in the Cup Final match between Australia and Samoa during day two of the Tokyo Sevens at Prince Chichibu Stadium on April 1, 2012 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Kiyoshi Ota/Getty Images) walker.jpg

Daniel Lane IF YOU thought Sevens was nothing more than glorified touch football played in front of a beer-swilling horde in Hong Kong, think again.

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Kings learn to look for home-court advantage

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - NOVEMBER 02:  Darnell Lazare of the Kings in action during the round five NBL match between the New Zealand Breakers and the Sydney Kings at North Shore Events Centre on November 2, 2012 in Auckland, New Zealand.  (Photo by Phil Walter/Getty Images)

Adrian Proszenko THE Kings will enter the Kingdome on Sunday, heavy legged and heartbroken for what will be their fourth game in nine days.

Peter Stone: Ko agrees to Oatlands return

Peter McKay: Valencia stage for one last dance

Barba loses cool in home town

It's a pity that he has slipped up in his home town of Mackay after a scuffle with a former Origin player.

Australia at peril to play Proteas

Cricket Australia has some answers to find, for the fans, the players and ultimately for themselves. after a poor preparation for Proteas series.

Party crashers: day one's all about Sydney horses

When it came to controversy, Sydney's Howmuchdoyouloveme - stole the Derby Day show.

Early losses take eyes off long-term goals

Poor early results for Melbourne Victory hides the good long-term work being done.

Atlantic Jewel back in frame for autumn

Atlantic Jewel has pleased vets and remains on track to return to racing in the autumn.

The classiest Cup field for 20 years

The race is now so popular, some top chances miss out, writes Tony Bourke.

Ko agrees to Oatlands return

Korean-born New Zealander will return to the venue where she became the youngest winner of a professional event.

Valencia stage for one last dance by MotoGP's three amigos

Maybe, just maybe, we'll see one last magical fight between the big three of 2012's MotoGP world championship in the final race of the season at Valencia next weekend.

Fining Cooper for whinge is simply unAustralian

The Fitz Files: Your humble columnist is no particular supporter of Quade Cooper, and if I had any input into Wallabies selections, I would simply invoke the "No Dickhead" rule.

Eight expectations as Wallabies get heads together over scrum

IF Robbie Deans was a less phlegmatic public figure, he might have snarled at journalists' suggestions the Wallabies' try-less draw with New Zealand last month was a dour affair.

Juggle too many balls, one format has to fall

Jacksonville: In foreshadowing ditching the red ball, cricket has bought itself a shiny new red Ferrari. The game's midlife crisis continues.

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Chelsea keen to investigate fan racism claim

Chelsea have announced that they will investigate claims that one of their fans made a racist gesture towards Danny Welbeck.

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