Melbourne Storm assistant coach Jason Ryles has rubbished reports that Josh Addo-Carr will be moving clubs prior to the 2020 season commencing.

Nine tennis host James Bracey joins to give a wrap of day two at the Australian Open. Some

big names have faltered and some Australians have used the home court advantage to lift their game.

One of those players being 22-year-old Marc Polmans who won his first round match in a five set thriller against Mikhail Kukushkin.

Sydney Sixers superstar spinner Nathan Lyon joins Wide World of Sports with Mark Levy to share the feeling inside the locker room as the Sixers put pressure on the top of the BBL ladder with a win over ladder leaders the Melbourne Stars.

"We can't take our foot off the gas," shares Lyon.

Talking on his teammates knock of 72 runs off 31 balls, Lyon praised Moises Henriques' fine form.

"Absolutely brilliant last night... he wants to lead the way and he absolutely did last night," shares Lyon.

Australia have fallen in a 3 ODI away series against India.

Coming into the last match Australia shook things up with Mitchell Starc coming into bat at number 5. Coming in as a pinch hitter the experiment didn't last long with Starc being bowled out for a duck after just 3 balls.

Speaking with Mark Levy on Wide World of Sports former Australian captain Ian Chappell shares his thoughts on the experiment and use of pinch hitters.

"I just don't think it works... I've never been a fan of a pinch hitter," states Chappell.

On Wide World of Sports, Mark Levy lets fly at Latrell Mitchell's move to the Bunnies in the NRL. 

Former Aussie tennis professional and super server Sam Groth joins us to recap the first day of the Australian Open at a wet Melbourne Park.

Big news from the St George Illawarra Dragons with Cameron McInnes named the new captain for the side, he joins us to share what it means to him.

Australian cricket legend Ian Chappell joins to give a recap of the ODI series against India and shares his thoughts on using Mitchell Starc as a pinch-hitter in the batting line up.

Channel 9 tennis analyst and former professional tennis player Sam Groth believes that Ash Barty will be full of confidence going at this year's Australian Open in Melbourne.

Having fallen in her opening round at the Brisbane International, the world number one turned it around winning the Adelaide International.

Speaking with Mark Levy on Wide World of Sports Groth states that Barty 'had a few question marks' after her form in Brisbane but believes that playing in Australia will give her the edge.

Newly appointed St George Illawarra captain Cameron McInnes has vowed to make up for last season’s poor result, admitting they let coach Paul McGregor down.