The new Tasmanian AFL club will launch its nickname and colours in March ahead of the team’s entry into the competition in 2028. Tasmania was granted the AFL’s 19th licence last May, contingent on the construction of a new roofed waterfront stadium at Macquarie Point… Read More »‘Hopefully we’ve nailed it’: new Tassie team to launch colours, nickname
England once again finds itself embroiled in a spirit of cricket debate – and this time, they may have a right to feel aggrieved. On their way to a commanding 146-run victory over Zimbabwe at the U19 World Cup, controversy erupted in the 17th over… Read More »‘Get a grip’: Broad fumes, cricket world erupts as Poms cop hugely controversial wicket in U19 World Cup
Roy Hodgson’s position at Crystal Palace is looking increasingly shaky after another poor result and the latest display of anger and frustration from the club’s fans. A 4-1 loss at fierce rivals Brighton in the Premier League on Saturday was made even worse by seeing… Read More »Protests at Palace as ex-England boss Roy nears end, Ange cruelled late, Hatters go mad
Jasprit Bumrah has claimed 6-45 in a reverse swing masterclass to fetch India a handy lead on day two of the second Test against England in Visakhapatnam. Replying to India’s 396 in the first innings, featuring a double-century from Yashasvi Jaiswal, England were cruising at… Read More »Jaiswal tops 200 before Bumrah baffles Bazball with all-time reverse swing spell to leave India well on top
Winger Duhan van der Merwe has scored two tries as Scotland claimed a dramatic first win in Cardiff for 22 years after withstanding a remarkable fightback from Wales to seal a 27-26 victory. Prop Pierre Schoeman also crossed for a try for the visitors who… Read More »Six Nations Wrap: Scotland ‘disappointed’ despite famous Wales win, England survive Italian scare