Posted: Friday November 12 2004 1:25pm (AEDT)

Stephen Fleming is in doubt with a virus. (Reuters)

Fleming 50-50 chance for Gabba Test

New Zealand cricket captain Stephen Fleming is considered only a 50-50 chance of playing in next week's first Test against Australia in Brisbane.

Fleming contracted a virus on the recent tour of Bangladesh and did not travel to Sydney with the rest of the New Zealand team on Tuesday.

He had his first batting session in Wellington this morning but only lasted 15 minutes.

[FULL STORY]

NRL urged to confront player exodus

The chief executive of the Sydney Roosters, Brian Canavan, says the drain of top National Rugby League (NRL) players to English clubs is a concern and must be rectified.

Increasingly, younger NRL players are heading to England, lured by bigger pay cheques than they are being offered in Australia.

[FULL STORY]

Sport Essentials

Lehmann on life

Australian batsman Darren Lehmann is used to ups and downs. In a first class career spanning 16 years he has, by his own admission, featured high highs and low lows.

[More]

Do you get the point?

Grandstand's Quentin Hull has discovered a problem with the way Cricket Australia's applying its bonus point rule which could lead to controversy unless it's cleared up.

[More]

Warren leaves lasting legacy

Johnny Warren has left an indelible mark on soccer in Australia, writes ABC Sport Online's Joel Zander.

[Obituary]

Marathon madness

Grandstand's Dan Lonergan pays tribute to the gruelling world of marathon running.

[Feature]

Wallaby Tour

Keep up with the Wallabies' tour of Europe and the United Kingdom with our photo galleries.

[Scotland]

English Premier League

Photos from the latest action in the English Premier League.

[Galleries]

Fourth Test

Fourth Test, Mumbai - India won the battle but Australia won the war.

[Photo Galleries] : [Photo Album] : [Scorecard] : [Glenn Mitchell]

Jim and Glenn's Photo Album

Behind the scenes snaps from the commentary box on Australia's tour of India.

[Photo Album]

Melbourne Cup

The 2004 Melbourne Cup has been run and won, with marvellous mare Makybe Diva making it back-to-back victories in Australia's richest horse race.

[Gerard Whateley] : [Photo Gallery] : [Cup Build-up]

Spring Carnival

Photos from the Spring Carnival's other major races.

[Caulfield Cup] : [Cox Plate] : [Derby Day] : [Stakes Day]

Tri-Nations

Photos from Australia's rugby league Tri-Nations matches against New Zealand and Great Britain.

[Auckland] : [Manchester] : [London]

Grandstand Weblog

Got something to get off your chest, or simply want to take a closer look at the world of sport? Visit the new Weblog from the ABC's Grandstand team.

[Get Blogged]

Audio Highlights

Grandstand's Karen Tighe spoke with soccer commentator Andy Harper about the late Johnny Warren. [Real] : [Windows] (November 7)

Grandstand's Karen Tighe spoke with Kostya Tszyu's trainer Johnny Lewis after the Australian's world title win in Phoenix. [Real] : [Windows] (November 7)

Grandstand's Roger Wills spoke with Queensland's James Hopes after his man-of-the-match performance against South Australia. [Real] : [Windows] (November 7)

Grandstand's Quentin Hull profiles new West Indies' coach Bennett King. [Real] : [Windows] (November 7)

Grandstand's Glenn Mitchell spoke with Australian captain Ricky Ponting after the fourth Test against India. [Real] : [Windows] (November 6)

Grandstand's Glenn Mitchell spoke with Michael Clarke after his six-wicket haul in Mumbai. [Real] : [Windows] (November 6)

Grandstand's Karen Tighe spoke with ASA chief executive John O'Neill about the formation of the A-League. [Real] : [Windows] (November 6)

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Fleming 50-50 chance for Gabba Test

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