Liverpool fans will be holding their breath with news that Mohamed Salah suffered a potentially serious injury in Egypt’s 2-2 draw with Ghana at the Africa Cup of Nations. Salah limped out of the game just before half-time with what appeared to be a muscle… Read More »Salah blow leaves Liverpool fans waiting anxiously for word on goal scoring star
For years disgruntled Australian rugby fans called on the Wallabies to let their actions do the talking. Now they have a figurehead who will preach that message. Schmidt the coach is one of the great modern-day rugby tacticians, but a promoter he is not. If… Read More »Chasing stability over pipedreams and rent-a-quotes – why RA chose an ‘Ordinary Joe’ to move on from Eddie
Josh Hazlewood says he’s not a numbers guy. So he’s not going to rave about joining a rare club in Australian cricket: bowlers with 250 or more Test wickets. Hazlewood achieved the milestone on Australia’s dominant opening day of the first Test against the West Indies… Read More »‘Someone has got to bring up the rear’: Hazlewood knocks back numbers chat after joining elite club
If you’re good, people expect more of you. This has pretty much always been the problem with Josh Schuster: his talent, even when fleeting, is there for all to see. We hold him to a higher standard because there’s the feeling that he’s a lot… Read More »Schuster v Schuster: If Manly can bring back 2021 Josh, they’ll have one of the NRL’s best backrowers
Olympic champion Alexander Zverev snatched victory from the jaws of defeat with a five-set marathon win over Lukas Klein. In a see-sawing second-round encounter on John Cain Arena, Zverev was two points away from elimination when serving to stay in the match at 5-6 in… Read More »‘Wow’: Zverev in second tense exchange with AO journalist after more questions about upcoming trial