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
Final quarter, two minutes and 18 seconds on the clock. Josh Dunkley picks up a scrappy kick inside Carlton’s attacking 50 from Ollie Hollands, and with as much power as he can muster after nearly four quarters of intense battle on a warm Brisbane night,… Read More »Footy Fix: Harry the hero! How Blues stunned the Lions with the comeback to end all comebacks
It was the unstoppable force against the immoveable object. The threepeat Panthers, who had won five of their last six against the Storm, facing a Melbourne side who have never lost in Round 1 in Craig Bellamy’s two decades as head coach. In the end,… Read More »ANALYSIS: Storm warning for competition Bellamy’s streak continues as Panthers’ attacking woes go on