Carter Gordon’s decision to quit rugby at the end of the year should not stand in the way of Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt selecting him if he can help win Tests in 2024 – but care should be taken over how he’s treated with the… Read More »‘Simple as that’: Why Carter Gordon should be in Wallabies frame despite defection, ‘outstanding’ Noah backed despite Blues blow
Bryson DeChambeau birdied his final hole to set the clubhouse lead midway through round two of the US Open at Pinehurst as the Australian contingent experienced mixed fortunes as the cut loomed. Adam Scott is primed for weekend action after a steady 72 left him… Read More »Bryson leads US Open at midway point, Jason suffers gruesome day
Germany shrugged off any hint of hosting nerves with an emphatic 5-1 win over 10-man Scotland to launch their Euros 2024 campaign in front of a joyous home crowd on Saturday (AEST). With veteran midfielder Toni Kroos in imperious form, and two 21-year-olds Jamal Musiala… Read More »‘That was special’: Toni Kroos powers hosts to record win in Euros statement – deflowered Scotland ‘froze’ on big stage
The United States have qualified for the second round on their Twenty20 World Cup debut after their last group game, against Ireland, was washed out. Rain meant the match was abandoned without a ball bowled, advancing the US to the Super Eight stage and automatically… Read More »USA advance to Super Eight in World Cup debut as Pakistan, Ireland eliminated
All the world’s a stage,And all the men and women merely players;They have their exits and their entrances;And one man in his time plays many parts, It begins when the player – we’ll call him Brando – is on the ground. He tries to get… Read More »The theatre of rugby league: Soap-opera to the comedy on stage