New Zealand have tapped uncapped quick Ben Sears for the second Test against Australia, ending hopes of a farewell outing for retired Black Caps pacemen Neil Wagner. Injuries, patchy form and a 172-run defeat in the first Test mean New Zealand have plenty to think… Read More »Black Caps make Wagner call for second Test after ‘shortest retirement ever’ speculation
Melbourne have confirmed star midfielder Clayton Oliver will suit up for the Demons in their Opening Round clash with Sydney, despite a limited pre-season due to a turbulent summer off-field. Oliver played limited minutes with the Dees’ VFL players for part of their scratch match… Read More »AFL News: Dees’ big Oliver Opening Round call confirmed, Saint’s family’s vile response to hit on Roo
The NSW Waratahs took a big step forward on Saturday night as they shocked a rebuilding Crusaders outfit. They brought some much-needed physicality, their clearing kicks were long and accurate and they generally took their chances. It was no surprise the victory was met with… Read More »Five things we learned: The general who caught Schmidt’s eye, why next week is vital for Coleman’s Tahs
The NRL’s Las Vegas double-header has kicked off the season, now the focus turns to the other six matches to complete a unique opening round. Cameron Munster could be a late scratching for the Storm’s showdown with Penrith after slipping in the shower and aggravating… Read More »NRL Round 1 Team Lists: Munster doubtful after shower slip-up, Brailey hamstrung, Kenny out over social post, Sivo banned
Phil Foden has led Manchester City’s fightback – even despite an astonishing miss by Erling Haaland – as the champions beat Manchester United 3-1 in a one-sided derby that again exposed the gulf between the two Premier League rivals. City trailed 1-0 at their Etihad… Read More »‘He is the player of the season’: City star triggers dramatic fightback win to expose gulf with United in Manchester derby