Tennessee Titans updated Team Outlook as Offensive Lineman Chris Hubbard’s season is ruled to be over due to a bicep injury. Hubbard suffered the injury during the team’s win over the Falcons and the biceps injury is severe enough that he will not return in… Read More »Titans Updated Outlook: Chris Hubbard’s Season Over
Sri Lanka has been allowed to continue playing internationally, but next year’s Under-19 Cricket World Cup will now be hosted by South Africa, the International Cricket Council (ICC) has ruled. The decision was one of several taken by the ICC including barring post-puberty birth males… Read More »Sri Lanka cleared to play international cricket again but lose the rights to host the U19 World Cup
Former Wallabies skipper Michael Hooper is set to make his rugby sevens debut in Perth in January after being official confirmed in the Australian men’s squad. After being overlooked for the Wallabies’ disastrous Rugby World Cup campaign earlier this year, the 125-Test veteran set his sights on… Read More »Continuity, experience and raw speed: Australia’s 7s squad named ahead of Olympic campaign as Hooper inches closer for debut
Personally, I never doubted them for a second. Although in the interests of strict transparency I suppose I should make clear that that first sentence is technically only true if you don’t count any of the seconds that took place in the six months or… Read More »I knew Australia’s bunch of ‘no-hopers’ couldn’t win the World Cup, right up until I knew they would
Oday Dabbagh was born in Jerusalem, plays in Belgium and will be the key threat to the Socceroos’ defence in Kuwait. Striker Dabbagh is arguably Palestine’s most impressive talent, and shapes as their biggest goalscoring hope in Tuesday’s World Cup qualifier (Wednesday 1am AEDT). Dabbagh,… Read More »‘He’s a wonderkid in Palestine’: The key man Socceroos must contain in WCQ