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Scott Spits is a sports reporter for The Age

As it happened - India lose 3-6: Australia controlling MCG Test after half hour of power

As it happened - India lose 3-6: Australia controlling MCG Test after half hour of power

India suffered a disastrous run-out and Scott Boland took two wickets to leave the tourists in trouble at 5-164 on day two of the fourth Test on Friday, after another Steve Smith century helped Australia post an imposing 474.

  • by Scott Spits

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As it happened: India fight back after wonder boy thrills monster MCG crowd of 87,242

As it happened: India fight back after wonder boy thrills monster MCG crowd of 87,242

India fought back with four late wickets to leave Australia on 6-311 on day one of the fourth Test after teen debutant Sam Konstas had lit up the Melbourne Cricket Ground with a thrilling knock in the morning.

  • by Scott Spits
IV drips and doping: What has Max Purcell admitted to, and what’s next?

IV drips and doping: What has Max Purcell admitted to, and what’s next?

Australian Max Purcell has been provisionally suspended after using a “prohibited method”. We delve into the case.

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Tennis’ love match: Meet ‘Aussie’ Matteo Arnaldi and his Melburnian girlfriend

Tennis’ love match: Meet ‘Aussie’ Matteo Arnaldi and his Melburnian girlfriend

Jet-setting tennis star Matteo Arnaldi jokes that he’s a citizen of the world but the world No.37 can’t help but feel more than a little bit Australian thanks to some fortuitous events two years ago.

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The $6 million man: The story of the race for Gout Gout’s signature

The $6 million man: The story of the race for Gout Gout’s signature

He’s about to start his final year of high school and is already pocketing millions from one of the world’s sportswear giants in an eye-popping deal that will take him all the way to his home Olympics.

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‘We got a good deal. Don’t tell Sheeds’: Essendon defends ambassadorial role

‘We got a good deal. Don’t tell Sheeds’: Essendon defends ambassadorial role

The Bombers’ re-elected president said members would not begrudge the four-time premiership coach his paid role to spruik the club.

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AFLW draft 2024: Every pick from the first AFLW national draft

AFLW draft 2024: Every pick from the first AFLW national draft

The AFLW’s brave new world of a national draft where players could end up anywhere in the country had an immediate impact. See every pick.

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Teen sprint sensation Gout Gout eyeing Melbourne race meeting

Teen sprint sensation Gout Gout eyeing Melbourne race meeting

The country’s newest sporting hero is on course to be a headline act at next year’s Maurie Plant Meet at Lakeside Stadium.

  • by Scott Spits
Cruz mode: Son of a tennis gun in the mix for Open qualifying wildcard

Cruz mode: Son of a tennis gun in the mix for Open qualifying wildcard

Cruz Hewitt could be ready to enter one of the sport’s biggest stages as Tennis Australia and the young gun’s team weigh the next move for the promising teenager.

  • by Scott Spits
Tennis stars driven by missing trophy on the CV as Hewitts shine on blue carpet

Tennis stars driven by missing trophy on the CV 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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Adelaide Test as it happened: Aussies thump India by 10 wickets to rip back momentum

Adelaide Test as it happened: Aussies thump India by 10 wickets to rip back momentum

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.

  • by Scott Spits

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