They did it the hard way, but the Brumbies have come from behind to beat the Western Force in Canberra 22-19 on Saturday afternoon. After yet another sleepy start, the Brumbies trailed 14-0 after 20 minutes but managed to get to the half-time sheds trailing… Read More »Yellow card hurts Force as Brumbies seal come from behind win to get season back on track
Australia gave up their advantage on day two of the Second Test with their unreliable middle order again failing to put New Zealand away in Christchurch with the match now precariously placed. With the wicket flattening out, the Black Caps enter day three on 2-134,… Read More »Marnus regains form but Australia’s ongoing middle-order woes put heat on Carey as Kiwis claw back into Test
The post-Scott Robertson rot has continued, with the Crusaders slumping to three straight losses to start the season for the first time since the inception of Super Rugby in 1996. The latest defeat comes at the hands of the Drua, with Rob Penney’s side slipping… Read More »‘We just didn’t execute’: Crusaders slump to 28-year low after second straight loss to Drua in Fiji
With less than a quarter of the regular season left, the number of teams with a realistic chance of winning the trophy is dwindling. Philadelphia are all but goners following Joel Embiid’s knee injury, New York are heading backwards, Dallas are falling off a cliff… Read More »NBA Power Rankings: Six of the best have a hope of title as wannabe champions fall off the pace
Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill have struck their second hundreds of the series to fetch India a handy first innings lead on day two of the fifth and final Test against England. Each of India’s top five batters, including debutant Devdutt Padikkal, managed scores of… Read More »Bazball on the brink of Dharamsala demolition: Tons of fun for Sharma, Gill as India build huge lead