Australia’s women have sunk to their first Test defeat to India, beaten by eight wickets on the last day of their one-off match in Mumbai. After losing 7-55 to end their second innings, Alyssa Healy’s tourists could only set the hosts a target of 75… Read More »Spin to win: Indian women cruise to first ever Test win over Aussies with dominant final day
Usman Khawaja has tried to make another protest and again been rebuked by the ICC after he placed a dove sticker on his bat and shoes at training on Sunday during a net session ahead of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. The stickers featured… Read More »Khawaja in strife with ICC again after another peaceful protest gets shut down before Boxing Day Test
Brisbane Roar have dropped a bombshell on Christmas Eve with the departure of manager Ross Aloisi with strong rumours that he will take up a job in China. Luciano Trani will take charge for the Roar’s game at Melbourne City on Thursday with the long-standing… Read More »‘An opportunity that is rarely presented to Australian coaches’: Aloisi departs Roar to join Muscat in China
Jai Opetaia has taken his frustrations out on a hapless Ellis Zorro, the unbeaten Australian delivering a brutal first-round knockout in Saudi Arabia. The cruiserweight was forced to vacate his IBF world title belt to take his place on the mega-card in Riyadh early on… Read More »‘As clinical as it gets’: Unbeaten Aussie moves to 24-0 with stunning first-round KO of hapless Englishman
Goals from West Ham’s Jarrod Bowen and Mohammed Kudus extended Manchester United’s miserable run in the English Premier League. Bowen bundled home at the second attempt in the 72nd minute, his 11th league goal this season, and Kudus struck his fourth goal in as many… Read More »Manchester divided as ten Hag pressure mounts after getting Hammered, Ange-ball pays off again as Spurs sink Everton