A third successive low-scoring thriller in New York has ended with South Africa effectively sealing their place in the T20 World Cup’s Super Eight stage and Bangladesh bemoaning one of cricket’s many quirky laws. Chasing 114 to win the Tigers fell five short of victory,… Read More »DRS loophole causes major T20 World Cup controversy as Proteas down Bangladesh in low-scoring thriller
Jamie Soward has declared veteran Steph Hancock is not coming to St George Illawarra merely to be a babysitter, after signing the 42-year-old to a one-season NRLW deal. Some 21 years after her Test debut for Australia, Hancock has agreed to terms to join a… Read More »NRLW Dragons sign 42-year-old Steph Hancock
When referee Ashley Klein pointed Joseph Suaalii up the Accor Stadium tunnel last Wednesday night, there were many fans imploring Suaalii to keep walking, all the way to Waratahs HQ in Daceyville. That will happen soon enough; Suaalii’s long-anticipated, much-publicised shift to rugby union finally… Read More »Why Joseph Suaalii’s headline moment of madness might be the saving of rugby league
This may not be as bold of a prediction now as it would have been six weeks ago, but on recent performances, I have Hawthorn playing finals this season. It’s a remarkable thought, given that the Hawks lost six of their first seven games this… Read More »To September… and beyond? The psychological shift turning the Hawks from cellar dwellers to contenders
So we’re all meant to be lamenting the loss of a Super Rugby Pacific franchise that made precisely one playoff appearance in its pitiful 14-year existence? Wow, I can’t wait to see how we chronicle the demise of a team that actually won something.The Rebels… Read More »Super Rugby’s failure was letting Rebels exist for 14 pitiful years – one less also-ran is a blessing