Ben Stokes feels England were let down by technology at a crucial moment as they slipped to a series-levelling Test defeat against India – but the captain has refused to blame the result on “if, buts and maybes”. The tourists were bowled out for 292… Read More »‘The technology has gone wrong’: Stokes laments DRS in England defeat amid LBW drama
Wigan coach Matt Peet calls Penrith Panthers one of the greatest teams of all-time – and reckons the whole town can’t wait to see their local heroes try to down the Australians to become world club champions. Peet was two years old when Wigan beat… Read More »‘Outside noise’ difficult to ignore as Wigan coach declares Panthers the rugby league GOATs
After years of toiling away in the Irish system, Cormac Daly thought he would follow the path his parents took decades earlier when they met Down Under and head to Sydney. He also decided he would bring his boots and mouthguard and play some club… Read More »‘A good one’: Meet the first Irishman to play for the Reds in nearly 30 years – and how he won over Sydney club rugby
Roosters star Joseph Manu is weighing up whether to make a switch to rugby union at the end of the year with the Kiwi international admitting playing for “the All Blacks would be pretty cool”. The game’s best centre is off contract at the end… Read More »‘It’s an option’: Manu serious about potential rugby switch as Roosters star closes in on huge contract call
Stay In This Luxurious Accommodation In A Converted 1850s Stone Stable Travel by Amelia Barnes The Middleton Mill is a circa 1855 former flour mill that’s host to one of South Australia’s most luxurious private escapes, Pago. Asser+Co hanging rack and mirror. Each king sized… Read More »Stay In This Luxurious Accommodation In A Converted 1850s Stone Stable