No.7 seed Stefanos Tsitsipas needed three match points and saved five set points against before ending the gutsy challenge of Australia’s Jordan Thompson in their Australian Open second round match – then fired a cheeky light-hearted sledge the way of Novak Djokovic. The Greek giant… Read More »‘He’s a very selfish person’: Greek star’s cheeky Novak jibe after quelling Aussie threat
Wallaby centre Len Ikitau has unloaded on the treatment he received from World Cup coach Eddie Jones. The Brumbies star was overlooked for the tournament after suffering an injury against Argentina in July, even though he was confident he could have played a role in… Read More »‘What the hell is going on?’: Jilted Wallaby reveals Jones chaos and tells coaching flop to ‘at least be honest’
Ufuk Talay says winger Joe Lolley can go on to become one of Sydney FC’s greats after the Englishman penned a two-year extension. Lolley’s extension is Talay’s first major recruitment and retention decision since he was installed as Steve Corica’s replacement as coach last year.… Read More »Sydney FC coach sweet on Lolley as English winger signs contract extension
The NRL has announced that the rules of the game will stay roughly the same for another year, with only the restarts after dropouts set to change. With almost every club favouring short dropouts in 2023, the punishment for failing to make 10m or sending… Read More »NRL holds tight on rules – but adds one tweak to promote ‘unpredictability of the game’
It is a sad state of affairs that midway through the second session of Australia’s First Test against the West Indies that there’s an air of resignation that this will be another lopsided mismatch. The outclassed Windies didn’t bat terribly and they showed some fight… Read More »Windies’ tale of woe worsens as Australia bowl outclassed tourists out on day one of Test mismatch