Roston Chase steered the West Indies through a nervy chase in their T20 World Cup opener in Guyana, seeing off a brave effort by unfancied Papua New Guinea. Chase made an unbeaten 42 off 27 balls as the tournament co-hosts sealed a five-wicket win with… Read More »Ace of Chase: Windies all-rounder spares hosts’ blushes with late onslaught to avoid massive PNG upset
As James Anderson hangs up his boots, debate has swirled around as to where he fits in the pantheon of Test cricket greats. He’s a great, no doubt, but is he the GOAT of quick bowlers? England skipper Ben Stokes thinks so, based on a… Read More »Jimmy the GOAT? – or the perils of aggregate totals
Selecting a team of the Super Rugby tournament from the five Australian state sides is a fool’s errand, unless we list a few caveats. This is not tacit to a Test team, we are not naming the best players in an absolute sense, a player… Read More »Eight Reds, four Brumbies and ZERO Tahs in our Aussie Super Rugby XV of the regular season
Parramatta’s hopes of rocketing back up the ladder now they have Mitchell Moses and Clint Gutherson back have taken a hit with Ryan Matterson and Bailey Simonsson out indefinitely. Simonsson may have played his last match for 2024 after suffering a suspected partial tear of… Read More »NRL News: Concerns at Parra with key players out indefinitely, Cowboys star rises again
The Matildas are eyeing a win against China to give retiring goalkeeper Lydia Williams a perfect send-off as she brings a close to her 19-year international career. Williams, Australian football’s longest-serving player, will feature in her final match on home soil when the Matildas take… Read More »‘Going to be really emotional’: Matildas keeping an eye on sending Lydia out a winner in China sellout