🗞 "The best filly in Australia."

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🇦🇺 Aussie Sport

🇦🇺 North Melbourne defender Griffin Logue and Carlton winger Blake Acres both face one-match suspensions for high bumps in the opening month of their first seasons at new AFL clubs.

The former Fremantle players were both charged with rough conduct over separate incidents from their respective round-three matches, as was Adelaide's Luke Pedlar.

🐴 A rival trainer best summed up the freakish superstar that is Amelia's Jewel after the Group 1 winner returned to racing with a dazzling romp in Perth.

Amelia's Jewel toyed with her opposition with an electric late turn of foot to score the Group 3 Roma Cup over 1100m on Saturday, after previously being seen at 1800m winning the Group 1 Northerly Stakes in December.

She left runner-up Red Can Man in her wake in the Roma Cup, prompting Red Can Man's trainer Steve Wolfe to say that Amelia's Jewel could be virtually unbeatable in the $4m The Quokka slot race on April 15.

"The only thing that beats her (Amelia's Jewel) is bad luck and if I had one in Melbourne coming over, I would leave it there," Wolfe said on Sky Thoroughbred Central.

"She's the best filly in Australia."

Canterbury secured their best start to a season since 2016 in a remarkable 15-14 comeback win over the Cowboys at Accor Stadium.

A 79th minute try to Josh Addo-Carr sent the game into golden point before Burton stepped up with less than 10 seconds left in the first half of extra time to slot home the match-winner from 30 metres out and to the left of the posts. (match report)

The Warriors produced one of the club's biggest comeback wins, mowing down the Sharks 32-30 with a last-minute penalty goal.

Shaun Johnson slotted a goal near the siren after Josh Curran was ruled to have been pushed while attempting to chase down a kick, before Nicho Hynes missed his own goal kick at full-time to level the scores. (match report)

🏉 Charlotte Caslick (AUS) made rugby history in Hong Kong by becoming the first Australian women to score 150 tries in World Series sevens tournaments.

🏉 Eddie Jones has made selection shocks in his first Wallabies squad for 2023 with Waratahs young gun Max Jorgensen and Rebels fly-half Carter Gordon making their way into the squad at the expense of Reds stars James O'Connor, Tate McDermott and Harry Wilson. (rugby)

Hulking Melbourne prop Nelson Asofa-Solomona has met with Wallabies coach Eddie Jones about a potential code switch.

🤼 Aussie WWE star Rhea Ripley has made more history, winning the SmackDown women’s world championship on night one of WrestleMania 39.

Ripley took down Charlotte Flair at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium to claim the blue brand’s belt for the first time.

🌎 World Sport

⚽️ Leicester City have sacked manager Brendan Rodgers with the club's board "compelled to take alternative action" to stay in the Premier League.

🏎 Max Verstappen won a chaotic and controversial Australian Grand Prix that finished under a safety car after a crash-affected restart.

The Red Bull driver led Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso home to set the podium.

That was despite Alonso being tagged into a spin at a restart with two laps to go and dropping to the back.

Under FIA regulations, the finishing positions were taken from the last restart, with the cars then having to complete a final lap behind the safety car.

Australian Grand Prix organisers were summoned to meet race stewards after some of the 131.124 spectators invaded the track before the conclusion of the race.

🚴🏻 Slovenia's Tadej Pogacar won the Tour of Flanders to become the first male cyclist since 1975 to win both the prestigious one-day race and the Tour de France.

⚽️ Liverpool and Manchester City are both working on deals to sign England midfielder Mason Mount, 24, from Chelsea this summer, with the Reds currently seen as favourites. (Football Insider)

🏏 England limited-overs captain Jos Buttler hit 54 in 22 balls as Rajasthan Royals beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 72 runs in the Indian Premier League.

• Rajasthan Royals 203-5 (20 overs): Samson 55, Buttler 54; Natarajan 2-23

• Sunrisers Hyderabad 131-8 (20 overs): Samad 32; Chahal 4-17, Boult 2-21

• Rajasthan Royals win by 72 runs

🏏 Ish Sodhi was the hero for the Black Caps at Eden Park on Sunday, slapping the final delivery of New Zealand’s run chase over mid-wicket for six to force a one-over decider against Sri Lanka.

But the hosts couldn’t get the job done, with Sri Lanka taking a 1-0 lead in the three-match series courtesy of Charith Asalanka’s two-ball cameo in the Super Over. It was Sri Lanka’s first victory on New Zealand soil in any format since 2015.

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