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Nathan Lyon is joining James Anderson at Lancashire next year and it wouldn’t be a great surprise if the Australian spinner plays Test cricket into his 40s like his new county teammate.  Lyon is just five wickets away from becoming only the eighth player in… Read More »Why Lyon should keep playing Tests into his roaring 40s – and Maxwell can keep white-ball berths as long as he wants

G’day Rugby fans, Barry here, and let me tell you, the latest move by Rugby Australia is like a breath of fresh air in a scrum. Let’s talk about Phil Waugh. The unsung hero of Aussie rugby. He and, no doubt, the RA board have… Read More »Cheers to Phil: Waugh’s leadership the missing ingredient but Wallabies could do with a ‘secret sauce’

On Matchday 14 Pep Guardiola’s table-topping Manchester City take on Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur. With an extensive injury list of up to eight first-team players injured, Spurs have lost three in a row and have slipped to fifth after being undefeated for their first seven… Read More »Socceroos abroad, A-League preview, and Ange’s big test: Australian football round-up

Two ground-breaking moments in Australian sports history have been honoured, with the Matildas and the Sydney 2000 women’s water polo gold medallists winning major awards. The Sport Australia Hall Of Fame (SAHOF) has handed the Don award to the Matildas for their inspiring performances at… Read More »Iconic women’s teams honoured with the Don and the Dawn