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TOKYO: The Australia men’s field hockey team has put on an offensive show to start the Olympics. The top team in the world rankings rolled past fourth-placed India 7-1 on Sunday. The outburst came a day after the Kookaburras rallied from a 3-1 deficit to defeat Japan 5-3. After Daniel Beale scored Australia’s first goal in the 13th minute, the Kooka­burras were in no danger against India. Australian forward Blake Govers scored twice while midfielders Flynn Ogilvie and Daniel Beale also scored a goal each. The men’s European champions the Netherlands booked a hard-fought win against ...

The Kookaburras have flirted with calamity in their Tokyo Olympics opener, recording a 5-3 win over Japan that belied the tag of gold-medal favourites. World No. 1 Australia's match against the hosts, ranked 15th in the world, was widely expected to be a lopsided affair. It looked like that would transpire after housemates Tim Brand and Tom Craig found the back of the net in the first quarter, opening up a 2-0 lead for the Kookaburras. Tim Brand #29 of Team Australia celebrates with teammates after scoring against Japan.  Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images But Japan, having triumphed in one ...

Japan fought back from 2-0 down to go into half-time with a 3-2 lead, but goals from captain  Aren Zalewski and Daniel Beale sealed the deal for Australia. Australia beat Canada 8-5 in the women's water polo prelims after an energetic match. Ash Barty and Storm Sanders also had a win over Japan in the women's doubles — Barty said it was "really cool" to be able to play alongside her childhood friend under "some of the most unique circumstances ever". Matildas suffer loss to Swedes, Bull has a good day in gymnastics Victorian gymnast Tyson Bull had a good day on the high bar, ran...

Fourth time lucky for Kookaburra Ockenden? AAP 4 hrs ago Justin Chadwick © Richard Wainwright/AAP PHOTOS Eddie Ockenden has joined an illustrious club having been selected in his fourth Olympic Games team. Kookaburras co-captain Eddie Ockenden will join hockey greats such as Rechelle Hawkes, Jamie Dwyer, and Mark Knowles after being named for his fourth Olympic Games, and he's left the door open to kick on in Paris 2024. The 16-man squad for Tokyo was named on Monday, with nine players to make their Olympic debut. Six players will feature in their second Games, with Ocken...

Australia make it two wins in two nights with a clinical 3-0 win over Black Sticks men in Palmerston North.