Having swept to a dominant season-opening win at the Dubai Sevens, Australia’s women again look in ominous form on leg two of the series in Cape Town. The Aussies cruised to victory in the Gulf last weekend, ending New Zealand’s 41-match unbeaten streak in the… Read More »Free-scoring Levi on fire as Aussie women, men progress in Cape Town
Mark Nawaqanitawase denies he is turning his back on rugby by signing a two-year deal with the Roosters and has left the door open for a Wallabies return before the 2027 World Cup. The 23-year-old winger has spoken publicly for the first time since the… Read More »Roosters offer ‘something I couldn’t knock back’: Marquee Mark reveals why he’s joining the Bondi bunch
Erik ten Hag is fighting for his Manchester United job after a humiliating 3-0 defeat at home to lowly Bournemouth. Goals from Dominic Solanke, Philip Billing and Marcos Senesi prompting loud jeers as ten Hag’s team missed out on the chance to move level on… Read More »‘Anyone ever won Manager of Month & been sacked in same weekend?’: Erik on brink as United lose again, Salah hits 200
Australian basketballers are taught to be tough, physical and hard working from the moment they learn how to dribble. It’s time to change that mindset. The process of putting the ball in the basket needs to be emphasised much, much more. Australians have struggled to… Read More »Aussie NBA players hustling hard but no shooting stars emerging – time to change mindset in coaching pathways
Two-Test series seem to be commonplace nowadays, much to the dismay of the traditionalists amongst us who say that they are too short and inconsequential and easily forgotten. However, on the eve of another visit to Australia by Pakistan, I thought it would be interesting… Read More »‘Consequential, controversial and possibly most infamous of all time’: Revisiting Australia-Pakistan rivalry from 1979