
Sally Pearson retires over injuries hurdle
Australia’s greatest modern-day track and field athlete Sally Pearson has announced her retirement due to a devastating run of injuries.
Australia’s greatest modern-day track and field athlete Sally Pearson has announced her retirement due to a devastating run of injuries.
Champion hurdler Sally Pearson’s stellar comeback from career-threatening injuries has been recognised with a nomination for the IAAF’s athlete of the year award.
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Australian sprinting legend Betty Cuthbert has died age 79.
The IAAF’s Ethics Board has backed Sebastian Coe after the president of athletics’ governing body denied discussing rumours that Qatari officials had been paying bribes in a bid to secure hosting rights for the 2017 world championships.
Australia’s Olympic champion hurdler Sally Pearson has torn a hamstring and won’t compete at the Rio Games.
Less than two months out from the Olympics, Sally Pearson has recorded two runs outside the 13-second barrier in a week on return from her serious wrist injury.