Australia have been knocked out of the Women's ODI World Cup by host nation India, who chased down a record total to progress. The age profile of this team means we are unlikely to see this group contend for this title together again, will this trigger the changing of the guard and are we ready? The AFLW is going into the final home and away round with movement inside the top eight guaranteed, and the Wallabies have made eight changes to the team that is set to take on England at Twickenham this weekend. Featured: Michelle Goszko, former Australian cricketer. Marnie Vinall, ABC Sport. Sean Maloney, Stan Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

They say that sometimes a loss is the one a team had to have and Matildas fans will be hoping that's the case after the national team lost to the Lionesses 3-0. With a home Asian Cup on the horizon that has World Cup Qualification implications and a coach who is still inside his first six months in the role, there is a lot at stake. So can the Matildas use this result to sharpen their focus or will it have the opposite effect? Featured: Alicia Ferguson, former Matilda.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Alana King bowled her way into the history books against South Africa in the Women's ODI World Cup this week taking 7/18. She's taken 13 wickets in the tournament, but hasn't always been a mainstay of the Australian set up. How has she fought her way back into this side and how does she handle the comparisons to her idol - Shane Warne? We asked her.  Featured: Alana King, Australian cricketer. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

A head coach, a veteran player and a longtime connection of LeBron James. Those are some of the main characters entangled in the NBA's gambling scandal. The FBI investigation has resulted in some wild allegations and we want to know how deep this story runs. This might be the clearest indication yet that American sport's love affair with gambling is resulting in something of a reckoning. Featured: Mike Vorkunov, NBA writer, The Athletic. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Oscar Piastri has lost his grip on the F1 title race. It's now been four races without a podium finish and six without a win for the Australian, as his McLaren teammate, Lando Norris, surged past him. Piastri is adamant it's not the car that's the problem, so what's gone wrong for the Australian and how does he fix it in time to salvage his dream? Featured: Michael Doyle, F1 writer, ABC Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

BONUS: What’s your favourite Ashes moment? As part of the lead in for the 2025-26 series, legendary ABC commentator Jim Maxwell is breaking down his six favourite memories from a career spanning more than five decades. In this six part special, Jim and Corbin Middlemas pull apart the moments that have defined a famous rivalry. Part one is the saga that has framed the coming clash, the stumping of Jonny Bairstow at Lord's in 2023.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The Wallabies have a new captain, we ask him about the impact of Eddie Jones as the Australians prepare to take on the ex-coach's new team, Japan. Stuart Clark is on hand to debrief and rebrief on the ODI series between Australia and India. PLUS, the wild NBA gambling scandal. Featured: Nick Champion de Crespigny, Wallabies captain. Stuart Clark, ex-Australia bowler. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

When Samoa and Tonga clash this weekend in the Pacific Championships, the teams will be teeming with players who could be wearing the green and gold in England. Increasingly, stars like Payne Haas and Robert Toia are choosing their Pasifika heritage, but far from compromising international rugby league it's enriching the game at the highest level. Featured: Sam Wykes, host, That Pacific Sports Show.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

If you needed an indication as to the relevance of Australia's stars in the overall NBA picture, two off-season contracts outlined it. Josh Giddey and Dyson Daniels both signed $100m USD deals in their early twenties. On day one of the NBA season we learn what to expect from the pair and also examine the broader NBA picture. Featured: Kane Pitman, NBA reporter, ESPN. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Tony Armstrong considers himself a cynical person, which is why it's a somewhat ironic that he's emerged from his latest project with renewed optimism. The former AFL player has spent the past year researching the scope of racism in sport and society and seeking to do something about it. He’s seen the failed anti-racism campaigns, the well meaning but toothless initiatives and Armstrong has had enough. Tony has travelled the globe to speak to influential athletes, tech pioneers and grass roots advocates to chart a way forward in an increasingly insidious space. Featured: Tony Armstrong, ex-AFL footballer and sports broadcaster. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

There will be no storybook moment for Ange Postecoglou at Nottingham Forest. A volatile owner, a poor run of results, and a toxic relationship with the press combined to end the Australian manager's tenure in 39 days.  How did it go wrong so quickly and what comes next for Postecoglou? We unpack a wild story. Featured: Daniel Garb, football reporter, ABC Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Oscar Piastri is clearly losing his patience with the situation at McLaren, is this the weekend he breaks or breaks through? As the F1 circus rolls into Texas, the stakes have never been higher with the Australian set to fight for a world title with teammate Lando Norris in Austin. We also talk about the Alyssa Healy masterpiece under construction at the Women's ODI World Cup. While Vince Rugari talks A-Leagues with the men's season launching. Featured: Jennie Gow, F1 journalist, BBC. Vince Rugari, football writer, Sydney Morning Herald.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The four-time Olympic gold medallist has gone Ash Barty on us, retiring at the peak of her powers aged 25. Fellow Olympian Cate Campbell joins us to help us understand the motivation to call time, how Titmus has changed the sport and how swimming is placed to deal with her departure. Featured: Cate Campbell, Olympic gold medallist.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Cameron Scott was on the way to living his dream of playing in the NRL when a back injury changed everything. Fast-forward to now, and he's living in Calgary, Canada, chasing a new dream: Olympic bobsleigh. Featured: Cameron Scott, Australian bobsleigh. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Twelve straight games without a loss, eleven under manager Tony Popovic. As Australia readies to clash with the USA, the question is whether we are living in Socceroos boom times or are they a bubble set to burst? Andy Harper joins us to dig into the team ahead of a date with the World Cup co-host. Featured: Andy Harper, football analyst, Channel Ten.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Sports fans will know much of the Jelena Dokic story by now. The young refugee with immense talent who was bullied by her father and coach, Damir. A family enforced defection to Yugoslavia which saw villainy in Australia. Trauma, lots of trauma. It would be an easy thing to hide from, but Dokic is doing the opposite and her courage is something to behold. Featured: Leigh Sales, host, Australian Story. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

It's not unusual to see Socceroo Jackson Irvine characterised as a "different character" in the football world. It might be the hipster aesthetic, his love of fashion or his passion for matters beyond the pitch. He has been an avid campaigner for LGBTQI+ rights and a leader inside his club and out. Now, with his re-election to a global players union, we ask him about speaking truth to power. He talks about the Qatar World Cup protest video, whether anything is planned for the 2026 tournament and the awkward scenario that played out at his German club, St Pauli. Featured: Jackson Irvine, Socceroo, PFA co-president, FIFPRO global player council.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

It's getting heated in the AFL trade period, why did a non-deal leave the industry shook? We unpack that and check on some enormous names searching for a new home. In the AFLW, we ask who might make the finals and who might challenge the Kangaroos. While Australia could deliver a huge blow to India at the Women's ODI World Cup. Everywhere you look, it's crunch time. Featured: Michelle Goszko, ex-Australia batter. Marnie Vinall, AFLW reporter, ABC Sport. Chris de Silva, AFL trade reporter, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Credible reports suggest the Ashes picture is bleak for Pat Cummins. Cricket Australia and those close to the quick are less sure. We ask fellow quick Mitchell Starc and journalist Alex Malcolm what to make of the injury and the flow on effects for bowling and captaincy ahead of the Ashes. Featured: Alex Malcolm, journalist, Cricinfo. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Mount Panorama is an iconic Australian sport theatre and as we head towards the Bathurst 1000 there's a sense that the 2025 race is shaping as a cracker. Jess Yates joins us to explain who might be crowned king of the mountain. Featured: Jess Yates, V8 broadcaster, Fox Sports. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter