His team is not yet dead and buried but where Carter Gordon ends up next season is a hot topic of debate. The Melbourne Rebels and Wallabies No.10 is on the look out for a new team with the demise of the Rebels, who face… Read More »‘So much growth in him’: Wallaby greats in Tahs vs Reds tug-of-war for Carter Gordon
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks has cleared the air with a frustrated Josh Rachele ahead of Thursday night’s clash against Richmond. Rachele covets increased time in the midfield but openly queried why he wasn’t deployed more on-ball during the Crows’ 27-point loss to Hawthorn last weekend.… Read More »AFL News: Nicks clears the air with frustrated star, concussion payout policy imminent, Suns gun backs footy smarts
India captain Rohit Sharma led from the front with an impressive half-century before retiring hurt to guide his team to an eight-wicket victory over Ireland in their opening T20 World Cup group match in New York. After 14 wickets had fallen for 157 runs in… Read More »‘Bordering on dangerous’: ‘Substandard’ New York pitch slammed as India ransack Ireland, Sharma hurt
Queensland assistant coach Nate Myles is likely to receive an official warning about his behaviour after he sledged Joseph Suaalii repeatedly as the Blues debutant made his way to the sheds after being sent off in the Origin opener. Myles repeatedly taunted the young Rooster… Read More »Origin News: Myles’ Suaalii sledge revealed, Slater sounds warning, Hynes under pressure to keep spot
The Paris dream is over for Alex de Minaur, his hopes of reaching the French Open semi-final ground into the Roland Garros clay-court dust by the relentless Olympic champion Alexander Zverev. The first Australian man into the quarter-finals since Lleyton Hewitt two decades ago, de… Read More »Demon done: Aussie’s Paris run ends with straight-sets loss to Zverev