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The 2021/22 Premier League season is officially in the books as a wild final day provided conclusions to an epic title race as well as an enthralling relegation battle.

Cricket Australia has named former New Zealand international Daniel Vettori and Victoria’s Andre Borovec as assistant coaches of its men’s team.

The Boston Celtics were without guard Marcus Smart as they faced the Miami Heat in Game 4 of their Eastern Conference Finals series but it did not seem to hurt them too much.

St Kilda coach Brett Ratten says winning for star wingman and milestone man Bradley Hill formed a key part of his three-quarter time address on Saturday night.

Bulldogs enforcer Jack Hetherington is hot property following the departure of Trent Barrett.

We’re nearing the end of the so-called ‘holiday period’ for Australia’s international cricketers with some of their stints abroad coming to a close.

McLaren boss Zak Brown has given Daniel Ricciardo a brutal reality check, declaring his teammate Lando Norris has a clear “edge” over the Australian.

St George-Illawarra coach Anthony Griffin has opened up in detail on the call to drop exciting fullback Tyrell Sloan several times, suggesting he won’t be pressured into rushing the 19-year-old’s first grade development.

AFL Players’ Association chief executive Paul Marsh says player transition into post-footy life remains a “big issue” yet a “joint responsibility” across several parties.

Essendon legend Tim Watson says he “hates” that his embattled former club has been praised for showing more effort in its 32-point loss to Richmond, labelling such cheers “condescending.”

The NBA season may not be over just yet, with four teams still in contention for the title, but for many other contenders attention has already turned to the off-season.

Sharks playmaker Nicho Hynes is reportedly leading the race for the Blues’ No.14 jersey for the State of Origin opener.