Australia and India are two gigantic cricketing nations stacked with 31 ICC trophies between them – competitive heavyweights in both the men and women’s game, financial powerhouses with high-quality cricket systems and world-class players. The India-Australia rivalry isn’t something that is a made-up in recent… Read More »Australia vs India: A stronger Test rivalry than the Ashes down under in recent times?
Arsenal have launched a pivotal month in their pursuit of silverware by returning to the top of the Premier League table thanks to a routine 2-0 win over relegation-threatened Luton Town. Martin Odegaard’s 10th goal of the season set the Gunners on course for a… Read More »‘He can do whatever he wants’: Foden fires City with hat-trick, Arsenal edge back on top with Luton cruise
Last week, the NRL announced that the NRLW would be expanding further in 2025, with the Canterbury Bulldogs entering the competition for the first time and the New Zealand Warriors returning after a hiatus which started in 2021 due to the travel impacts of the… Read More »Doubling the number teams in just two years: NRLW expanding too quickly as talent pool drains
Adelaide United’s Bayern Munich-bound winger Nestory Irankunda has been left out of Australia’s Olympic Games qualifiers despite the squad missing serious star power with many European-based players deemed unavailable by their clubs. Marco Tilio has won a recall to the Olyroos’ U23 Asian Cup squad… Read More »Olyroos coach snubs Irankunda for Paris qualifiers just days after stunning hat-trick
A private equity-backed consortium deal could yet save the Melbourne Rebels, but who’s left to salvage the inroads made in recent years remains to be seen. After months of living in limbo following the slide into voluntary administration, Rebels general manager Nick Stiles admitted “everyone”… Read More »‘We’ve got three pay cheques left’: Rebels given glimmer of hope – but the clock is still ticking