Ja Morant has produced a spectacular second half in his highly anticipated NBA season debut, sinking a buzzer-beater to steer Memphis to a much-needed road win over New Orleans. Morant returned on Wednesday (AEDT), having served a 25-game ban for holding a gun during a… Read More »‘Basketball is my life’: Morant back with a bang from gun ban as Grizzlies maul Pelicans in epic comeback
Socceroos midfielder Massimo Luongo has retired from international football less than a month out from the Asian Cup, giving coach Graham Arnold headaches ahead of naming his squad. Luongo was firmly in the frame to be selected in Arnold’s squad, to be announced on Friday,… Read More »‘Hasn’t been a decision I’ve taken lightly’: Socceroos stalwart makes surprise retirement call
Manchester City have eased into the final of the Club World Cup with a comfortable 3-0 win over Japanese side Urawa Red Diamonds. Without Erling Haaland (foot), the Champions League winners needed an own goal to launch their campaign in Saudi Arabia but second-half strikes… Read More »City cruise into World Cup Final as Socceroos impress amid penalty drama in EFL Cup
Since the revival of the 12-team Super Rugby competition, the return to the classic round robin competition and a uniquely Pacific flair has come hand-in-hand with never-ending fan discourse. The discussions centre around format, competitiveness and, probably most vocally, the dominance of the Kiwi sides.… Read More »Pressure Points: Full throttle still to be found at Larkham’s Brumbies, environment set for shake up
It is easy to hate Europe. It has the Six Nations that does what it wants when it wants. It has clubs who take all the best players from all over the world. They are the pack of wolves that most see and don’t trust.… Read More »Japanese rugby is a wolf in sheep’s clothing – Australia and NZ must align their strategy or they’ll both be eaten