France have put in a dominant second-half performance to earn a 45-24 bonus-point Six Nations victory over Wales in Cardiff. Fabien Galthie’s side prevailed after a seesaw contest on Sunday (Monday AEDT) in which the lead changed hands numerous times before the visitors pulled away… Read More »Six Nations: France rub further salt into Wales’ wounds with crushing defeat
An 1860s Terrace Home Injected With Light + Joy Interiors by Amelia Barnes David Boyle Architect was engaged to provide opportunities for natural light and a sense of spaciousness not normally associated with terrace house living in this Glebe home. Photography – Simon Whitbread. Styling… Read More »An 1860s Terrace Home Injected With Light + Joy
For the first time since 2012, the Crusaders have lost three consecutive matches. Their 20-10 defeat to Fijian Drua in Lautoka – in what was another terrific advertisement for Super Rugby Pacific – doesn’t spell the end of their chances for 2023. But it does… Read More »The Wrap: The two massive power shifts shaping Australian and New Zealand rugby
Some teams looked great, others were trash, others enigmatic… Let’s take a moment and look back on the NRL’s first completed round for season 2024. Massive weekend overreactions are here! The Cowboys are back! Their flogging of the hapless Dolphins shows they’ve learned their lessons… Read More »NRL round 1 talking points: We’ve got a full week done and dusted – Let’s all overreact together
Towards the end of the final innings at Dharamshala, Ravindra Jadeja clean-bowled Shoaib Bashir. However, not realising what happened, Bashir signalled for a review. Everyone around him, including his teammate Joe Root, laughed at this comical scene. To many cricket viewers, that scene summed up… Read More »‘Nothing but a horses-for-courses strategy’: Why England had to turn to Bazball because of its player pool