Winger Duhan van der Merwe has scored two tries as Scotland claimed a dramatic first win in Cardiff for 22 years after withstanding a remarkable fightback from Wales to seal a 27-26 victory. Prop Pierre Schoeman also crossed for a try for the visitors who… Read More »Six Nations Wrap: Scotland ‘disappointed’ despite famous Wales win, England survive Italian scare
Madison Square Garden is always raucous when the Knicks are playing. During the glory years or the many seasons where the Knicks have stunk to high heaven, there has always been noise around this franchise. Bing bongs aside, the past few years have been relatively… Read More »Brunson’s brilliance has Knicks on verge of return to glory days – if their impatience bring them undone yet again
Securing a bright future is just as important as achieving immediate success in the dynamic AFL landscape. Despite Fremantle’s finals charge in 2022 and West Coast’s premiership in 2018, Western Australia remains at the forefront of this conversation. Due to the decline in WA football in… Read More »The future is now in WA: Who are the Dockers and Eagles’ brightest prospects?
With so many theories and counter-theories debated over who would replace David Warner in the Test team, perhaps it’s a sign of ODI cricket’s diminishing appeal that the race to be the new white-ball opener has barely caused a ripple. Travis Head, after a lean… Read More »The six candidates open to replacing Warner as Head’s partner at the top of the ODI order
The Socceroos went down 2-1 to South Korea in the quarter-finals of the Asian Cup, just minutes away from holding on to a slender 1-0 lead after a 42nd-minute Craig Goodwin goal. Substitute fullback Lewis Miller brought down Tottenham’s Son Heung-Min in the final minutes… Read More »What might have been: Socceroos valiant in defeat as missed chances, not Arnold, to blame