In part three of his 2010 AFL season preview, Ben Waterworth turns his attention to the Carlton Blues. Will the loss of key forward Brendan Fevola leave Carlton at the bottom of the ladder or will their classy midfield more than make up for the loss?

With the addition of Brendan Fevola and several other key position players, can the Brisbane Lions return to their early ’00s dominance this year? Ben Waterworth examines in the second of a series previewing the 2010 AFL season.

In the first of a series previewing the upcoming AFL season, Ben Waterworth turns his attention to the promising and potentially dangerous Adelaide Crows.

After his sacking from the St Kilda Football Club, troubled AFL player Andrew Lovett’s professional career could well be over. However, as Ben Waterworth explains, he has no one to blame but himself.

Everyone wants gold medals. But it’s important to be a good sport at the Olympics, especially if you’re a team official, writes Ben Waterworth.

It’s been 74 years since a British man has won a grand slam tennis final. But Ben Waterworth wonders if Andy Murray has what it takes to topple Roger Federer.

After two weeks of hard tennis, it’s the dream final everyone wanted. This Saturday evening, four-time champion Serena Williams takes on comeback queen Justine Henin in the Australian Open women’s final. Ben Waterworth previews the match.

It’s called the Australian Open, and as it turns out, this year’s Melbourne leg of the tennis Grand Slam happens to be shaping up as an unusually open contest, writes Ben Waterworth.

In Sydney, Pakistan blew a golden chance to win their first test on Australian soil since 1995. As the series heads to the Bellerive Oval in Hobart, both teams will be looking to salvage something from a series already decided. Ben Waterworth reports.

Can Pakistan improve on its Boxing Day test performance? Ben Waterworth previews the second test match between Australia and Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground.