Lee, Wolvaardt blast Proteas to victory in Auckland

A brilliant opening stand of 163-runs from Lizelle Lee and Laura Wolvaardt has led the Proteas Women to an emphatic victory over New Zealand. Source

Brazil's Souza gets life ban, big fine for tennis match-fixing

Former top-100 tennis player Joao Souza has been banned for life and fined $200,000 for match-fixing and other corruption offences. Source

Ruthless Nadal crushes Carreno Busta to reach last 16

Top seed Rafael Nadal routed fellow Spaniard Pablo Carreno Busta for the loss of just seven games on Saturday. Source

SA's Impey leads Tour Down Under

Defending champion Daryl Impey took the lead in the Tour Down Under from chief rival Richie Porte after Saturday's fifth stage. Source

Blitzboks fall to England, set to miss SFs in Hamilton

The Blitzboks have lost to England at the Hamilton Sevens, effectively ending their chance at a semi-final place. Source

Harry Potter and the magic of the FA Cup

Bournemouth manager Eddie Howe is hoping a visit from a Harry Potter movie star can conjure up some FA Cup magic. Source

Tiger, Rory struggle as Palmer grabs Torrey Pines lead

Reigning Masters champion Tiger Woods, chasing a record 83rd US PGA title, and Rory McIlroy, trying to become world number one, struggled Friday while Ryan Palmer seized the lead at the Farmers Insurance Open. Source

Halep avoids shocks to ease into Melbourne last 16

Two-time Grand Slam champion Simona Halep avoided becoming the latest big casualty at the Australian Open on Saturday. Source

Second seed Pliskova out in latest Australian Open shock

World number two Karolina Pliskova bombed out to Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova Saturday as the shocks kept rolling in the Australian Open third round. Source

Former champ Kerber survives scare to reach Aussie Open last 16

Three-time Grand Slam winner Angelique Kerber survived a scare from 102-ranked Italian Camila Giorgi to reach the Australian Open last 16 on Saturday. Source

Federer says 'epics' keep him motivated

Roger Federer lives to win, but five-set thrillers like his epic against John Millman at the Australian Open are also a key reason why he is still playing. Source

Serena Williams not going quietly as Coco makes case as heir

Serena Williams suffered her earliest exit from the Australian Open since 2006 but the 23-time Grand Slam champion is not ready to call it quits just yet. Source