When Shubman Gill made his Test debut against Australia at the MCG, a select few outside of India had known about the then 21-year-old sensation from Punjab. Opening the batting, Gill impressed in his debut Test series, scoring 258 runs in six innings, including a… Read More »Kohli still the big fish but Gill breathes new life into an Indian team which could sink Australia next summer
Released during the Epic Games’ State of Unreal, Skydance New Media and Marvel Games have released a new story trailer for Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra. This sneak peek provides a look at a key scene between Captain America and Black Panther in Occupied Paris.… Read More »Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra Story Trailer Released
The game of rugby league in Australia is littered with incredible sets of brothers that have performed superbly at the elite level. Their participation provides a comforting family feel and plenty of copy for journos hunting for a feel good story. Familial connections work perfectly… Read More »Turbo-charging their way to the top: Are the Trbojevic brothers the greatest ever set of rugby league siblings?
Australia’s batting woes were well documented this summer, and on the face of it, that seemed pretty fair. Across the seven tests played from December to March, only three centuries were scored by Australian batters. But in a world of decreasing team totals and generally… Read More »Australia’s batsman only scored three tons last summer: Why it is time to move past the obsession of the ‘big score’
Football purists all over Australia were cringing this week at the announcement of three blockbuster end-of-season exhibition games bringing English Premier League’s perennial underachievers Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United, as well as Women’s Super League heavyweights Arsenal, to the nation’s self-proclaimed sporting capital in May.… Read More »Townsend’s Festival of Football finally comes to fruition – in another city