Prolific Matildas skipper and striker Sam Kerr has done it again, this time spurring Chelsea to a 4-1 victory over Paris FC in the Champions League. Kerr bagged a hat-trick as the Blues scored a vital victory in Group D at Stamford Bridge to keep… Read More »Kerr hat-trick leads Chelsea to crushing Champions League win
Leading referee Mathieu Raynal says World Rugby made an error in introducing the bunker for use at the World Cup. “I think it was probably a mistake to put the bunker in at the last moment just before the World Cup without practising it and… Read More »‘That was a mistake’: Top ref’s blunt verdict on World Cup bunker call
Wests Tigers fans are a hardy bunch. They’ve put up with a lot over the years. Coming off two wooden spoons they are desperate for the team’s fortunes to turn around. So is new coach Benji Marshall and the various factions of the management who… Read More »Luai can lift Tigers out of doldrums but mega offer continues vicious cycle of overpaying for recruits
Rinku Singh’s last-ball, fence-clearing blow has launched India to a nail-biting two-wicket win over Australia in the first Twenty20 international at Visakhapatnam. Nothing will ever bring back the World Cup but India were able to exact some retribution for that heartbreak four days earlier, with… Read More »Inglis equals fastest century, Smith fires at opener but India sneak home in final-ball thriller
Andrew McDonald enjoyed a fine playing career that took him all the way to a baggy green cap despite constantly being doubted. As unfashionable as they come but effective nonetheless, he was never the darling of the national selectors or pumped up in the media… Read More »McDonald’s serving up humble pie to the critics but selfless coach refuses to dine out on World Cup glory