Trade-seeking North Melbourne young gun Zane Duursma has been warned that a move to Melbourne this trade period won’t “change his fortunes”, despite his considerable talent.
Jake Weatherald has made a disastrous start to the Sheffield Shield season, with the former Test opener falling for a duck as Victorian debutant Harry Hoekstra rescued the hosts on a dramatic first day.
Sir Kevin Sinfield has revealed plans for his next major MND fundraising challenge after completing the final 7 in 7 event in front of 70,000 fans at Old Trafford on Saturday night.
It feels pretty surreal, it was a really cool experience.
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Where the stories come from, how your feed is made and how to get an alert, with the terms of the news pages.
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News has three tabs. Your feed shows the stories of the sports you follow, Discover shows every sport, and Saved holds the stories you kept to read later. You can search by headline or topic, narrow the list to one sport, and mark everything as read.
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News is for reading and does not recommend bets. For picks, open the list of matches and compare the analysts by their records. The two are kept apart on purpose: a story is a report, and a pick is an opinion that its author answers for.
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