India have beaten South Africa by seven wickets to earn the quickest victory in the history of Test cricket inside two days at Newlands. India, who’d been inspired on Thursday by Jasprit Bumrah’s brilliant six-wicket haul, then chased down a modest victory target of 79… Read More »Rohit Sharma hits out at Indian pitch critics after Cape Town drama ends as quickest-ever completed Test
Usman Khawaja claims David Warner sacrificed his own image for the good of the Australian cricket team and the combative opening bat never wanted to be the attack dog he was told to be. But Khawaja has taken heart that as Warner graces a Test… Read More »‘He was told to play a certain way’: Uzzy calls bull over Warner’s critics bringing up past misdemeanours
David Warner’s Test farewell has been overshadowed by Sydney’s poor weather and cricket’s archaic rules, with half of the day lost to bad light and rain. After Warner was dismissed for 34 before lunch on day two in what could prove his last Test innings,… Read More »Death, taxes and rain interrupting the SCG Test: Deja vu with wet weather in Sydney as Warner fails to fire in farewell
Alex de Minaur turned embarrassment into ecstasy with his win over the ‘GOAT’ in Perth, but he’s not making any brash Australian Open statements just yet. De Minaur set tongues wagging on Wednesday night with a 6-4 6-4 triumph over world No.1 Novak Djokovic to… Read More »‘Felt almost embarrassed’: De Minaur relishing in sweet revenge over Djokovic after Aus Open mauling
Mako Vunipola is set to be available for England’s opening clash of the Six Nations against Italy, despite being handed a four match ban in the English Premiership. The prop was sent off for a dangerous tackle on Newcastle Falcons hooker Bryan Byrne, in his… Read More »Rugby News: Vunipola available for Six Nations despite ban, Dupont preps for Paris 2024, Force sign Black Ferns duo