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Advertisement Former Test opener Cameron Bancroft has suggested Australia’s bowlers were aware of ball tampering in South Africa. His comments, made to the UK’s The Guardian newspaper ahead of his return to English county club Durham, will bring back the memories of the seismic events at Cape Town that rocked Australian cricket three years ago. Cameron Bancroft is questioned by umpires Richard Illingworth (left) and Nigel Llong on that famoyus day in Cape Town. Credit:AFP Former capt...

15th May 2021 12:35 PM Former Test batter Cameron Bancroft appears to have answered one of the biggest lingering questions from the infamous ball-tampering saga which rocked the Australian sporting landscape in 2018. In an exclusive interview with The Guardian, Bancroft spoke candidly about the "sandpapergate" incident, which derailed his career and made global headlines three years ago. During a Test match against South Africa in Cape Town, the West Australian w...

The Panthers and Storm are the benchmark and the Eels just keep trucking along with eight wins from nine games, while the Rabbitohs and Roosters are hanging tough. Away from those heavyweights theres a host of sides searching for the consistency and composure they hope can carry them into the top eight and all the way to a premiership if things go right in September. The Sea Eagles have looked a different team with No.1 gun Tom Trbojevic back on deck while Canberra have slipped to 12th on the b...

Former Test and Origin star Tony Williams has been sacked by the New York Freedom over his social media rant following the guilty verdict in former teammate Jarryd Haynes sexual assault trial. Williams had signed last week to play in the new North American Rugby League competition but the club issued a statement on Friday to say: "We cannot control what others do, but we can control how we respond. "In light of the comments made by Tony Williams, his contract with New York Freedom has been term...

Deer Park man Ikenasio Tuivasa may have been mistakenly killed in drive-by Ravenhall shooting.

MELBOURNE: Former Test opener and cricket commentator Michael Slater has pilloried the Australian government over its decision to ban citizens in Covid-ravaged India from returning home, saying Prime Minister Scott Morrison has ‘blood’ on his hands. Australian residents and citizens are banned from entering the country within 14 days of being in India and those who disobey face fines and jail. “If our Government cared for the safety of Aussies they would allow us to get home. It’s a dis...

Sam Newman has described the grief of losing his wife Amanda Brown on his podcast, remembering a loyal, lo...

A "resourceful" US woman missing for more than five months has been found alive in a Utah forest, telling h...

A man made multiple domestic violence order breaches before he and his former partner were found dead after her house was set alight in Brisbanes south, a court has heard. Doreen Langhams body was found inside her Browns Plains unit after it was "engulfed" in flames in the early hours of on February 22 - a day before shed called police and asked for protection against her ex-partner Gary Hely. Hely was also found dead in the charred unit. Counsel assisting the coroner Kathryn McMahon told South...

"It is frustrating when you continue to see safety issues," he told 9News. A Melbourne father says his local council is putting student safety at risk by ignoring his ongoing fight for a zebra crossing outside his sons school. Andrew Badge began his campaign when his son Jensen was hit by a car leaving St Marys Primary School in Ascot Vale six years ago. Ever since Mr Badge has been lobbying the Moonee Valley Council to take action. "It is frustrating when you continue to see safety issues," he...