Lachlan Ilias’ main crime, really, is not being Adam Reynolds. Comparing a rookie to the greatest halfback in the club’s history is, obviously, a bit pointless for a number of reasons. Reyno was a proven leader with 230 games for Souths, rep appearances and all… Read More »Ilias v Reynolds: Will 2024 be the year that proves why Souths were right to let their talisman go?
Alex de Minaur’s dreams of a breakthrough quarter-final berth at the Australian Open have been dashed by a heartbreaking five-set loss to world No.5 Andrey Rublev, 6-4, 6-7 (5), 6-7 (4), 6-3, 6-0. In a classic encounter featuring multiple momentum swings and several extraordinary moments,… Read More »Demon done: ‘Shot of the tournament’ can’t save de Minaur as Russian’s ‘amazing’ fightback breaks Aussie hearts
Novak Djokovic has sent an ominous warning to his Australian Open challengers with a brutal, record-setting straight-sets fourth-round win over Adrian Mannarino. As he subjected Mannarino to a humiliating 6-0 6-0 6-3 defeat, Djokovic seemed almost offended at being consigned to his first day-time appearance… Read More »Frenchman’s hilarious reaction to copping Djokovic demolition as World No.1 reveals relief at missing rare ‘triple-bagel’
From Levi’s Stadium, California There are two Australians still remaining in the NFL Super Bowl contention following the first day of divisional playoff games, but it was not without a fright for the NFC top-seed. San Francisco 49ers punter Mitch Wishnowsky helped keep his side… Read More »Mitch Wishnowsky’s 49ers stay in Super Bowl contention after epic comeback win on final drive sinks Packers
Louis Lynagh, son of a former Wallabies great and once in line to be an England winger, may have helped reboot his international rugby dream with a spectacular performance for Harlequins in the European Champions Cup. The English club’s Australian boss Billy Millard reckoned he… Read More »Rugby News: Wallaby legend’s son revives Test talk with try double, weird journey from Force to Canes via MLR revealed