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This 16-year-old is fast. Really, really fast. Fast enough that he's on the cusp of breaking a 56-year-old Aussie sprint record. Fast enough that Adidas has signed him to a lucrative deal. Fast enough that he's been invited to train with Noah Lyles. Fast enough that Sally Pearson has compared him to Usain Bolt. Manager James Templeton is joining us to understand the young man behind the quick times. Featured: James Templeton, manager Gout Gout. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

A jockey riding for redemption. A famous name with old school tactics chasing modern day glory. A dynamic duo riding a wave of emotion. These are just some of the cracking stories that will define the 2024 Melbourne Cup. Featured: Quentin Hull, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Konstas, Bancroft, Harris, McSweeney - all of Australia's Test hopefuls failed at the first opportunity against India A. Will selectors defer to body of work or chase potential upside? We ask former opener Phil Jaques. We unpack where Josh Addo-Carr might land after being sacked by the Dogs. Marnie Vinall analyses the AFLW and A-League Women's. Plus, a feel-great story from the World Series. Featured: Phil Jaques, ex-Test opener. Marnie Vinall, journalist, ABC Sport.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

North Melbourne is on the cusp of a deal that will see them play two home games a year in WA. Why? They'll get paid millions while helping the AFL ease the travel burden being shouldered by the Eagles and Dockers. At what cost? We ask how it might impact a team that is already struggling to be relevant on field. Featured: Clint Wheeldon, AFL commentator, ABC Sport. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

For a couple of years there's been plenty of metaphorical smoke around Ben Hunt's future. Now we have actual fire. The Dragons have cut ties with their own captain, meaning the playmaker is the hottest free agent on the market. Where might he land and who might St George-Illawarra chase with their newly freed up riches? Featured: Michael Carayannis, NRL writer, Daily Telegraph.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter