Andrew McMurtry is a sports reporter for news.com.au, with a focus on national sports in Australia. He has written for various publications including The Weekly Times, Cairns Post, North Queensland News, and FOX SPORTS Australia. Andrew is known for his coverage of cricket, hockey, and other sports, and is also an AIHL historian.
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Brisbane NRL legend Allan Langer has revealed that he wanted to remain a Bronco for life after the shock decision to move into a new role.
By: Andrew Mcmurtry
The legend of Gout Gout has continued to grow after the 16-year-old add his name to the record books once again with a blistering run at the All Schools Queensland track and field championships.
By: Andrew Mcmurtry
New Zealand have made cricket history in India, completing a stunning series cleansweep in their three-match Test series.
Year after year, Ricky Ponting proves himself cricket’s Nostramdamus with uncanny and almost scary commentary predictions which more often than not come true.
READING LEVEL: GREEN
By: Andrew Mcmurtry
Josh Addo-Carr may not have an NRL contract right now, but that won’t be for very long with a third club sniffing around for the star’s signature.
By: Andrew Mcmurtry
Captain Pat Cummins has saved Australia from absolute disaster after a batting capitulation saw the home side claim a two wicket win over Pakistan at the MCG.
While Australia will stop for the 2024 Melbourne Cup, at least one punter will be more nervous than anyone else as they try to turn an $8k bet into over $1 million.
The Melbourne Cup has been run and won but the pre-race entertainment of Ronan Keating has raised more than a few eyebrows across Australia.
Did Kerrin McEvoy blow his chance to make history at the 2024 Melbourne Cup?
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