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Wales have produced a battling performance before World Cup champions South Africa turned on the power to emerge 41-13 winners at Twickenham. Despite conceding two tries and collecting two yellow cards during the first 15 minutes on Saturday, Warren Gatland’s men defied the pre-match predictions… Read More »Wales all at sea after Springbox flex muscles but Erasmus not satisfied: ‘There were things that didn’t click’

Unbeaten India have inched closer to a semi-final berth in the T20 World Cup following their comprehensive 50-run victory against Bangladesh in the Super Eight stage. Allrounder Hardik Pandya smashed a 27-ball half-century as India posted 5-196, their highest score in what has been a… Read More »‘We can still improve’: Unbeaten India send ominous warning after belting Bangladesh

A day after being called up to the Wallabies for the first time, rising star Tom Lynagh has put pen to paper to sign a contract extension with the Queensland Reds. Lynagh was already contracted until the end of 2025, but in a major nod… Read More »Exclusive: Wallaby-in-waiting Lynagh re-signs with Reds in boost for Aussie rugby

It was no great surprise when Oklahoma City announced on Friday that Josh Giddey had been shipped out.  The turn-up for the books was that he was headed to Chicago for veteran guard Alex Caruso in a rare one for one trade involving two players… Read More »Giddey upside: Running with the Bulls is fraught with danger but trade could be blessing in disguise

Remember Origin I, when Nicho Hynes narrowly missed that 40-20, and then Daly Cherry-Evans almost nailed it the very next set? Let’s be honest, Queensland was lucky, was an inch or two short for mine. Well, that’s the drama of the Origin battle for you… Read More »More kicking, power plays and even lineouts: Some adventurous and innovative rules for the NRL to think about