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Australian Kangaroos halfback Mitchell Moses and New Zealand Kiwis fullback Kalyn Ponga could be ruled out for the rest of the 2026 World Cup campaign after being dealt disastrous injury blows.
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Minutes after the half-time break in the nation’s opening match against New Zealand, Moses was forced off the field, with Tom Dearden replacing him in the halves.
Sideline reporter Jelissa Apps said on Channel Seven it was a calf injury.
“Mitch Moses is off & wont return – succumbing to a reported calf issue,” Brien Seeney aka NRL Physio tweeted.
Kangaroos halfback Mitchell Moses limps off with a calf injury against New Zealand.
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Steve Smith’s slips catching heroics have put the Aussies on top heading into day four against South Africa, who have plenty of work to do.
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Steve Smith left everyone in awe on Sunday night (AEDT), including teammate Nathan Lyon who labelled the star’s slip-catching heroics as “freakish” as Australia took control of the first Test against South Africa.
The vice-captain equalled Joe Root’s record of 220 Test catches when he caught captain Temba Bavuma for 3 off Lyon’s bowling, before overtaking the England star’s record with an amazing diving catch to dismiss David Bedingham.
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Queenslander ends decade-long Test hundred drought to lead tourists' spirited recovery
South Africa will have to defy history to pull off a first Test comeback after Matthew Renshaw's drought-breaking century flipped Australia's position from dire to dominant on day two in Durban.
Renshaw's first Test ton in almost 10 years pushed Australia up to a total of 390 before Josh Hazlewood snagged a late wicket to see the Proteas finish the day on 1-27.
As light faded quickly after the tea interval, Hazlewood had Rickelton flashing a catch to Beau Webster at third slip to hand Australia the ideal start, before the worsening conditions ended play shortly after at 4:25pm local time.
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The Blues announced Josh Fraser as their new senior coach earlier in the week, with a wave of momentum heading into the Wildcard final.
Carlton CEO Graham Wright joined 3AW Football and opened up about the Elijah Hollands situation and his future at the club.
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Serena Williams is 44 years old and hasn't played professional tennis in more than three years.
But speculation is heating up the popular pick for GOAT – greatest of all time – is planning a bombshell return to the court in the coming weeks or months.
The mother-of-two set tongues wagging earlier this month when an eagle-eyed reporter spotted her name in the Registered Testing Pool (RTP).
READ MORE: Devastation as match points blown in tough day for Aussies
The Whereabouts program, which Williams has rejoined, requires professional athletes to provide their location for one hour every day, to allow drug testers to randomly show up and test them during that period any day of the year.
The Aussie won the final match of Williams’ career at the 2022 US Open, but the 23-time Grand Slam champion fueled rumors of a return by re-entering the anti-doping pool.
MELBOURNE, Australia—Ajla Tomljanovic became the last player to win a match against Serena Williams at the 2022 US Open, but that moment in tennis history suddenly became less certain when it was reported that the 23-time Grand Slam champion had cleared the way for a potential comeback by re-entering the anti-doping testing pool.
Though Williams shot down the idea of a comeback on social media, the fact remains that it would be legally possible to see her back in action as soon as this summer—something the Aussie saw as a “win-win.”
The dynamic landscape of current events often brings forth significant discussions. Monitoring these developments provides crucial insights.
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Explore the latest developments concerning ‘No doubt’: Serena.
Serena Williams is 44 years old and hasn't played professional tennis in more than three years.
But speculation is heating up the popular pick for GOAT – greatest of all time – is planning a bombshell return to the court in the coming weeks or months.
The mother-of-two set tongues wagging earlier this month when an eagle-eyed reporter spotted her name in the Registered Testing Pool (RTP).
READ MORE: Devastation as match points blown in tough day for Aussies
The Whereabouts program, which Williams has rejoined, requires professional athletes to provide their location for one hour every day, to allow drug testers to randomly show up and test them during that period any day of the year.
The Aussie won the final match of Williams’ career at the 2022 US Open, but the 23-time Grand Slam champion fueled rumors of a return by re-entering the anti-doping pool.
MELBOURNE, Australia—Ajla Tomljanovic became the last player to win a match against Serena Williams at the 2022 US Open, but that moment in tennis history suddenly became less certain when it was reported that the 23-time Grand Slam champion had cleared the way for a potential comeback by re-entering the anti-doping testing pool.
Though Williams shot down the idea of a comeback on social media, the fact remains that it would be legally possible to see her back in action as soon as this summer—something the Aussie saw as a “win-win.”
The dynamic landscape of current events often brings forth significant discussions. Monitoring these developments provides crucial insights.
For more detailed information, explore updates concerning ‘No doubt’: Serena.
