He might have overseen the Wallabies’ worst result at a Rugby World Cup, but Eddie Jones claims he is a “much better coach” than he was before taking over his home nation. Jones’ comments came as the recently departed Wallabies coach, who quit one season… Read More »‘I am a better coach’: Eddie’s head-turning take, says several teams keen on him despite Wallabies flop
Former NRL stars Curtis Scott and Michael Jennings have applied to the NRL to be registered again after they have each been out of the game due to a string of off-field problems. Scott was sacked by Canberra in 2021 and had a potential contract… Read More »Sacked stars plead case to NRL for return after domestic violence convictions
Former Manchester City player Cole Palmer has scored a penalty in the fifth minute of stoppage time as Chelsea came back to claim a 4-4 with the defending Premier League champions in a stunning match at Stamford Bridge. Palmer left City for Chelsea in a… Read More »City old boy has final say for Chelsea in eight-goal thriller, supreme Salah leads Liverpool surge
Matthew Mott, England’s under-pressure Australian coach, has been given a key vote of confidence after their World Cup flop. Director of cricket Rob Key says he’s ready to take his share of the blame for the champions’ downfall, insisting white-ball coach Mott will be given… Read More »Bazball focus to blame: England boss accepts responsibility for World Cup woes as Mott gets chance for redemption
Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul have both smashed hundreds as World Cup hosts India geared up for the semi-finals with a crushing 160-run victory over the Netherlands to keep intact their 100 per cent record with nine group wins. After their colleagues had departed following… Read More »Kohli falls short of record but India complete perfect build-up to World Cup semis with Dutch demolition