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Rock Holds Off All Challengers

England's Robert Rock held off the challenges of Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy to claim the greatest victory of his career at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship on Sunday.

Australia Saunter to Whitewash

It took less than an hour for Australia to wrap up proceedings on the final day in Adelaide, securing a 298-run win in the fourth Test and with it a four-nil series whitewash.
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Lancaster Could Get Permanent Post

Stephen Brown, acting chief executive of the RFU, insists that Stuart Lancaster is in the running to be England coach on a full-time basis.

Diamond Hearing Postponed

Sale boss Steve Diamond's disciplinary hearing relating to two counts of verbally abusing match officials has been postponed.

Goosen Upbeat Ahead of Champions

Retief Goosen had every reason to feel good about the week ahead when he talked about himself on Tuesday ahead of the European Tour biggie, the Volvo Golf Champions.

Westy to Lead Euro Raid into Houston

England's Lee Westwood and Simon Dyson and Northern Ireland Open champion Darren Clarke have joined the strong field set to tee it up in the Shell Houston Open at the Redstone Golf Club on March 28.

Australia's Bid to be Number One on the Right Track

Captain Michael Clarke insisted that there will be no relenting from Australia when they look to wrap up a series whitewash over India come the fourth and final Test match in Adelaide, starting on 24 January.

Australia Won't Rush Watson Back

Australia all-rounder Shane Watson is likely to stay on the sidelines for the final Test against India in Adelaide, according to coach Mickey Arthur.

2012 Water Polo Pan Pacs Men Days 4-6: Barbarians Earn Draw

The Australian Barbarians have gone within inches of pulling off the great shock of the 2012 Water Polo Pan Pacs missing a last second shot to settle for a 9-9 draw against the world number six-ranked USA men's team in the last game on day six of the tournament.

Glenn Grabs Gold in Beijing

South Australia's Glenn O'Shea, 22, captured his third gold medal of the 2011/12 UCI Track Cycling World Cup Series, winning the men's omnium in Beijing.

Spratt Simply Splendid

It was a simply splendid performance today by Amanda Spratt who launched an audacius solo attack to claim the elite women's road race crown at the 2012 Mars Cycling Australia Road National Cycling Championships in Buninyong, near Ballarat.

Gerrans GreenEDGE Glory

Victoria's Simon Gerrans, 31, has been crowned Australian champion after a thrilling elite men's road race at the 2012 Mars Cycling Australia Road National Championships in Buninyong, near Ballarat.

Aussie Pair Reaches South Pole on Foot

The Australian pair of James Castrission and Justin Jones planted the country's flag at South Pole on Dec 31, 2011, to mark that they reached the bottom of the world on foot.

Ukrainians Set Football Match in Mt Everest

Football fans will be treated to a match that will literally give them the highs when Euro 12 opens on June 8, 2012. Ukrainian mountaineers will perform the ceremonial opening game on Mount Everest as their country co-hosts the month-long tournament with Poland.

Rolex Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race: Investec Takes Lead, but Victory Under Protest (Update)

The third day of the Rolex Sydney-Hobart Yacht Race has turned quite fierce between maxi boats Investec Loyal and Wild Oats XI as the line honours is now more contentious up to the finish. (Update: After crossing the finish line with only a 3 minute advantage over Wild Oats XI, Investec Loyal's victory is now under protest and a hearing will be held Thursday at the Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania at 10 AM AEST.)

New Jerseys Nets Welcomes Back Kris Humphries

Proving he has definitely moved on from the worldwide phenomena of his 72-day marriage with former ex-wife Kim Kardashian, Kris is focusing on his basketball career. Proof? The NBA star has just re-signed last Tuesday with the New Jerseys Nets.

Tim Tebow’s Gospel of Optimism

You're probably familiar with his story, but this is for those who don't really follow football: the Broncos were 1-4 when the coaches benched the first-string quarterback and started Tim Tebow, and fans felt that that they did so because they'd didn't really expect much for the season and that they might as well hush his irritating, unrelenting supporters by letting him try and watching him eventually fail.

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