Australian coach Andrew McDonald has confirmed the race to replace David Warner at the top of the order is down to four. Speaking to ABC Grandstand, McDonald, fresh off Australia’s series-sealing 79-run win over Pakistan at the MCG, said it was ‘pretty clear and obvious’… Read More »Race in four: McDonald narrows down Warner replacements, gives strongest hint yet all-rounder will return
Watching from overseas in Ireland as Australia goes about the process of finding a new head coach for the Wallabies, Mack Hansen has offered one piece of advice to his place of birth: don’t name a New Zealander. Following the second Eddie Jones’ stint that… Read More »Rugby News: ‘Doesn’t seem right’ – Mack urges RA to avoid Kiwi coach, Clive tells Poms to ditch ‘ridiculous’ ban
Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou has tried to temper expectations after he insisted nothing magical would happen in the January transfer window for his injury-hit side. Spurs’ mini-revival hit a major speed bump on Thursday night after they were blown away in a 4-2 defeat by… Read More »‘Nothing magical’: Postecoglou warns no transfer window magic for Spurs
Australia have lost their United Cup battle against Great Britain after Alex de Minaur and Ajla Tomljanovic lost their singles battles. Australia have suffered an opening-night flop at the United Cup, but Alex de Minaur hopes his disappointing loss to Briton Cameron Norrie ends up… Read More »De Minaur, Tomljanovic suffer opening-night losses in United Cup
The David Warner “circus” is about to roll into the SCG for the final time in a Test match. The veteran opener was given a standing ovation by the MCG crowd after he left the famous ground for the final time in a red-ball match… Read More »‘Celebrate it for him’: Warner ‘circus’ ready to roll into SCG for final Test