Jofra Archer’s Remarkable Injury Comeback in West Indies Series
England have banned Jofra Archer from participating in next year’s Indian Premier League, but he is still seen playing for his former school team in Barbados. Archer’s unexpected appearance in the Barbados Cricket Association league had England surprised as he bowled four for 18. This took place on Sunday for Foundation. His surprise performance in […]
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legend, named as new director of rugby operations
Rugby Australia has come closer to naming its new director of high-performance, and it could result in the hiring of renowned coach Joe Schmidt. World Rugby’s director of high-performance, Peter Horne, is set to take on the role, having edged out other candidates for the position including former Sydney University, Australian Sevens, and Harlequins’ director […]
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Sixers Maintain Perfect Start with Hughes Leading the Way
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Former Warner Teammate Raises Questions About Opener’s Test Farewell
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De Minaur’s Newcombe honour sets stage for grand slam success after strong year
A Set small text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size Alex de Minaur will head into the Australian Open as a dual Newcombe Medal winner after being rewarded for his most consistent season yet with Australian tennis’s highest individual honour. De Minaur claimed the award outright for the first […]
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Socceroos suffer setback for Asian Cup as captain undergoes surgery following training accident
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Reece and Reynolds: Can They Maintain Last Year’s Near-Perfect Performance?
Adam Reynolds and Reece Walsh are very different players. Reynolds is a master of control, while Walsh is an agent of chaos. Reynolds manages the game over 80 minutes, while Walsh lives in the present and wipes plays from his memory instantly. They share a birthday, but are 12 years apart in age. Last year, […]
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Unsung Heroes: The Villans Triumph, the Good Son Prevails, and Liverpool’s Quiet Success
There is something truly heartwarming about Aston Villa’s recent success. They are often referred to as a ‘proper football club’, unlike other less well-supported teams which seems to make sense and doesn’t simultaneously. There was a time when Villa was huge, either in their successful European Cup-winning period in the 1980s or their multiple appearances […]
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Chasing the Crown: Lyon’s Pursuit, Warner’s Departure, and the Search for Successor
The Test season will get underway at Perth’s Optus Stadium on Thursday with Australia looking to reclaim the No.1 world ranking from India. Cricket Australia has packed in five Tests against Pakistan and the West Indies in December before heading to New Zealand for two more matches in January. Australia’s reliance on Steve Smith and […]
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Apostolos Stamatelopoulos: A Contender for Arnold’s Asian Cup Squad?
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