India captain Harmanpreet Kaur’s golden arm has her nation well placed to notch a first-ever win over Australia at stumps on day three of the one-off Test at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Australia clawed their way to 5-233 on Saturday, a precarious 46-run lead with… Read More »McGrath, Perry see Aussie women to slim Day 3 lead – but India look on track for historic Test win
Jamie Maclaren has been denied a dramatic late winner as Melbourne City had to settle for a 0-0 draw in a sellout A-League Men Christmas derby with fierce rivals Melbourne Victory. Two days after being snubbed for the Socceroos’ Asian Cup squad, Maclaren thought he… Read More »Controversy reigns as ref denies Maclaren perfect response to Socceroos snub in feisty Melbourne derby
Pakistan have been hit by a second series-ending withdrawal in as many days, with spinner Noman Ali suffering from appendicitis. Ali, who didn’t play in the first Test, will miss the rest of Pakistan’s series in Australia after undergoing surgery in Melbourne on Saturday. “Noman… Read More »Pakistan injury curse continues as ‘acute appendicitis’ sees second bowler in two days out for series
Since its North American launch in November, the world of CreSpirit and PM Studios’ TEVI is now available for Nintendo Switch customers worldwide – including the Europe and Australia/New Zealand eShops. In this MetroidVania, players will join the nimble and agile protagonist Tevi, who packs… Read More »TEVI Now Available in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand for Nintendo Switch
Sydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques believes the four-game BBL ban handed to Tom Curran for umpire intimidation amounts to character assassination. The English import was charged with a level-three offence under clause 2.17 in the code of conduct, announced on Thursday. The charge stemmed from… Read More »‘Assassination of his character’: Henriques sticks up for Curran over umpire stoush as Sixers sink Strikers in thriller