After previously suggesting on The Roar that T20 cricket has hit its older brother – 50-over cricket – out of the ground and down the street, my thoughts aligned with plenty of other people that the recently concluded World Cup might be the last one… Read More »Think pink: The surefire way to add colour to 50-over cricket as World Cup breathes new life into tired old format
When Australia head to South Africa in 2027 to mount their ODI World Cup defence, just three players from Sunday’s final are likely to be on the plane crossing the Indian Ocean. Travis Head, Josh Inglis and Marnus Labuschagne are the only players young enough… Read More »Australia’s 2027 World Cup mission starts now: The players title defence can be built around – only three incumbents to survive
Carolina Panthers updated Team Outlook after Offensive Guard Austin Corbett was injured against the Cowboys. Corbett suffered an ACL tear in this knee last year and while he avoided damage to the ACL again, he will be placed on the Injured Reserve and miss the… Read More »Panthers Updated Outlook: OG Austin Corbett Injured
It has been interesting to see the reaction to Hamish McLennan’s purge this week. It was unanimously agreed on these threads that Hammer McLennan lacked humility and wasn’t the guy to bring people together. Humility and unity in tough times cuts both ways of course… Read More »Humility cuts both ways: Brett Clark and the QRU deserve the same scrutiny as Hamish McLennan
Yesterday, Football Australia revealed the teams that will occupy the new National Second Tier (it should be the B-League, but I digress). And, as with any other decision that is made about the beautiful game in this country, the eight teams selected immediately caught the… Read More »A 12 team NST? Why Australian football needs to trust the process, and what four more teams could look like