With so many theories and counter-theories debated over who would replace David Warner in the Test team, perhaps it’s a sign of ODI cricket’s diminishing appeal that the race to be the new white-ball opener has barely caused a ripple. Travis Head, after a lean… Read More »The six candidates open to replacing Warner as Head’s partner at the top of the ODI order
The Socceroos went down 2-1 to South Korea in the quarter-finals of the Asian Cup, just minutes away from holding on to a slender 1-0 lead after a 42nd-minute Craig Goodwin goal. Substitute fullback Lewis Miller brought down Tottenham’s Son Heung-Min in the final minutes… Read More »What might have been: Socceroos valiant in defeat as missed chances, not Arnold, to blame
New sub-unit Super Junior-L.S.S. has somehow become the most prolific project from the group, releasing multiple Japanese tracks and now the one-two punch of Suit Up and C’mon. Though it had high points, Suit Up squandered much of its potential by failing to find an… Read More »Song Review: Super Junior-L.S.S. – C’mon
Life on the road is already looking brighter for the Western Force after a late penalty earned them a 21-19 pre-season win over the Queensland Reds at their Ballymore heartland. The Force (5-9) missed finals by one victory last Super Rugby Pacific season, despite not… Read More »Force edge Reds at Ballymore after Harry Potter double as fit-again Wallaby stars
The Melbourne Rebels have put aside their off-field woes to post a 38-12 victory over the NSW Waratahs in their first hit-out of the year. The Rebels entered voluntary administration this week but the side gave their fans at local club Moorabbin something to cheer… Read More »Rebels put aside off-field drama to deliver Super Rugby ‘statement’ win over Tahs as recruits stand up