South Africa have beaten the United States by 18 runs in the first T20 World Cup Super 8 game in Antigua as pacer Kagiso Rabada’s experience came to the fore at the end of a tense game. Having struggled on New York’s slow pitches in… Read More »Giant-killers US provide more fireworks but Rabada gets Proteas home in Super 8s thriller
Jordan Thompson has made it into the quarter-finals of the Queen’s Club Championships but could take no pleasure from defeating home hero Andy Murray for the second time on one of the Briton’s grasscourt strongholds. Thompson last beat Murray on the beautiful Queen’s courts back… Read More »Aussie duo storm into Queen’s quarters as Murray makes sad exit in farewell tour
John Connolly might bleed red but the former Queensland and Wallabies coach says NSW’s performances are “killing Australian rugby” and the veteran statesman of the game has thrown his weight behind emerging coach Stephen Hoiles to turn the Waratahs around. The older statesman’s comments as… Read More »‘It’s killing the game’: Knuckles calls on Waratahs to appoint Hoiles to help fix Aussie rugby, Wisey emerges as option
It’s that time of year again: the winter chill has set in, the electrical fires are roaring, and all over the nation, footy fans are getting out their notepad and paper (or laptop computer) and jotting down their mid-season All-Australian teams. Who’s been the best… Read More »The Roar’s mid-season AFL All-Australian team: Dockers skipper is a lock… even over Weitering
There will be 12 teams featuring in Round 15, with Adelaide, Collingwood, Hawthorn, Richmond, St Kilda and Western Bulldogs all having a bye. The Round will start with the De Koning brothers facing off against each other, when Carlton takes on Geelong. Tagging and negating… Read More »The crucial cogs of AFL’s Round 15: Which players need to be the difference makers?