The Roosters have won the 2026 premiership after defeating the Knights 19-18 at Accor Stadium. Newcastle tried, but despite a late try for winger Greg Marzhew, they couldn’t quite get there. It means veteran halfback Daly Cherry-Evans has begun and ended his NRL career with premierships. He did it in his first season with the
Few bleed blue, gold and maroon like sisters and lifelong Lions fans Janelle Lynch from Beveridge and Alison Trafford from Roxburgh Park. The dynamic duo has followed Fitzroy (and then Brisbane) for more than 50 years, having taken their rightful place in the cheer squad since they were children. Brisbane Lions fans revving up on
Kent began day three knowing victory would guarantee second place, but Tom Boorman was dropped in the first over, after he edged Khaled Ahmed – keeper Chris Benjamin left it for first slip Crawley, who seemed surprised and missed the chance. However, both overnight batters went in the space of seven balls. Miles Hammond edged
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, Lord’s (day two) Northamptonshire 103 & 249-7: Zaib 83*; Gohar 3-57 Middlesex 255: Higgins 115; Sanderson 4-68 Northants (3 pts) lead Middlesex (4 pts) by 97 runs Match scorecard Half-centuries for Saif Zaib and Ricardo Vasconcelos prolonged Northamptonshire’s dwindling promotion hopes on day two of their final County Championship fixture
September 17, 2026 — 2:30pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Socialite Venus Behbahani-Clark has lost her court bid for ownership of a Toorak townhouse owned by her sister’s billionaire partner Alex Waislitz, bringing to an end a messy, years-long legal
Rothesay County Championship, Division Two, St Lawrence Ground, Canterbury (day two) Lancashire 161: Ahmed 5-42, Milnes 4-28 & 192: Harris 48; Dudgeon 3-51 Kent 214: Crawley 84; Stanley 4-61 & 84-2: Muyeye 37* Kent (3 pts) need 56 more runs to beat Lancashire (3 pts) Match scorecard Kent reached 84-2 at stumps chasing 140 to
