England’s reputation as the most fearless chasers in the game will be put to its biggest challenge yet after they were set a record 399 to win an absorbing second Test against India. Since the ‘Bazball’ era began, Ben Stokes’ side have won eight of… Read More »Gill finally catches a break as century sets England record target – and Stokes wishes it was more
The word depth in the world of rugby is a positive one; coaches want it, clubs strive to build it and countries around the globe view it as a key metric to ensure success. Until now, depth is something Australia has been without, but it… Read More »Wallabies depth chart: The 93 players that dispel Australian rugby’s lack of talent
Sean Abbott believes Australia’s one-day International series victory against West Indies has unearthed long-term stars of the future. Only four players who played in last year’s victorious World Cup final were available for both of Australia’s two matches since, leading four debutants to earn selection… Read More »‘Long-term options’: Abbott predicts new breed can follow in big dogs’ footsteps for ageing Australian side
The Premier League title race has just got a lot tighter. Arsenal benefited from two second-half errors from Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson on Sunday to claim a 3-1 home victory over the league leaders. It enabled the Gunners to move up to second place and just… Read More »‘Schoolboy stuff’, ‘pub team defending’: Liverpool let Arsenal back into title race after Alisson howler
Even before launch, Rocksteady Games faced an uphill battle with their latest release. Mainstream gaming media holds little love for the games-as-a-service model, and more recent forays into the DC Universe haven’t exactly ended well. Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League is a stark contrast… Read More »Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Review: Running on GaaS?