Captivated and Constrained: A Tale of Unyielding Grip
ASet small text size ASet the default text size ASet large text size Questions are starting to mount over Australia’s white-ball depth after their second-stringers have failed to fire in India. With a side featuring mainly fringe candidates for next year’s World Cup squad, only established stars Travis Head and Matthew Wade made decent contributions […]
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Enlightened by Your Knowledge: Realizing My Limited Understanding of Rugby League
When you think you have finally mastered a certain skill, something comes along to make you feel foolish once more. Life as a rugby league fan involves a lot of observing, discussing, interpreting, and analyzing, but there is always something that can leave you feeling clueless. Before the arrival of NRL Grid, a maddening and […]
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The Secret Sauce for Wallabies’ Success: Uncovering Waugh’s Missing Leadership Ingredient
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The Case for Lyon to Continue Test Cricket Well into His 40s
Lyon Joins Lancashire, Australia Turn Spinner And T20 Max, Sports World Keeps Pace Nathan Lyon is making moves to join James Anderson at Lancashire next year. It wouldn’t be surprising if the Australian spinner plays Test cricket into his 40s, like his new county teammate. Lyon is just five wickets away from becoming only the […]
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The Hottest and Coldest Players as we Head into the Test Summer
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Global Socceroos, Exciting A-League and Ange’s Challenge: Australian Football Update
Pep Guardiola’s table-topping Manchester City face Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur on Matchday 14. With a long injury list and three consecutive losses, Spurs have slipped to fifth place. Despite criticism, fans continue to support Ange. In last week’s 2-1 loss to Aston Villa, Son Heung-min had three goals disallowed. This week sees the return of […]
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Wanderers Brave the Storm and Roar On
A Set small text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size For a game that very nearly didn’t happen, this was a minor classic. The topline is that Western Sydney Wanderers’ unbeaten record remains after a late Marcus Antonsson header stole a 2-2 draw against Brisbane Roar, though that doesn’t […]
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Recognizing Iconic Women’s Teams: The Don and the Dawn Awards
A Set small text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size Two ground-breaking moments in Australian sports history have been honoured, with the Matildas and the Sydney 2000 women’s water polo gold medallists winning major awards. The Sport Australia Hall Of Fame (SAHOF) has handed the Don award to the […]
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Min Woo Lee soars with epic eagle to secure commanding three-shot lead, while Cameron Smith and Adam Scott struggle on day two: Results, Leaderboard, and Highlights
Australian Open Report: Min Woo Lee Dazzles A Crowded Leaderboard Young Australian golfer Min Woo Lee made a dazzling performance on the second day of the Australian Open at The Australian Golf Course. After a rocky start with a bogey, the 25-year-old Lee managed to finish the day with six birdies and an amazing eagle […]
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Missed Opportunity for Marnus as Redbacks Outshine Carey
Victoria defeated South Australia by 23 runs in their Sheffield Shield match, despite Alex Carey proving his credentials. The Vics won on day four with a late cameo from Wes Agar. Earlier, Carey’s innings of 81 runs from 116 deliveries rejuvenated the Redbacks. However, he was ultimately dispatched by Mitch Perry. This match was a […]
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