Eddie Jones’ departure has once again changed the status quo in Australian rugby. For the second straight Test season, every position is up for grabs. The difference for Jones’ successor is they won’t be starting again like Dave Rennie did in 2020 – the start… Read More »Predicted Wallabies team in 2024: Eddie’s outcasts to return as halves, back-row battles heat up
Australia’s clash with Afghanistan on a steamy evening in Mumbai at the World Cup was the 4,696th ODI ever played. None have featured an innings even remotely comparable to the one produced by Glenn Maxwell, to haul the Aussies to the most staggering of victories… Read More »Glenn the Greatest – ever! Maxwell’s magnificent double-ton rescues Aussies, stuns Afghanistan in WC epic
Australia’s 30-0 drubbing at the hands of New Zealand in the Pacific Championships final may not be the final chapter in James Tedesco’s representative career but it should be. The Kangaroos captain is still a very fine player and coach Mal Meninga has been loyal… Read More »Time’s up, Teddy: Kangaroos need to find new fullback and captain plus get commitment from dual-eligibility stars
Arizona Cardinals updated Team Outlook after starting Kyler Murray was activated from the injured reserve for the first time this season. Murray suffered an ACL injury last season that has prevented him from playing the first 9 games of the season. The Cardinals traded away… Read More »AZ Cardinals Updated Outlook: Kyler Murray Activated
Are the batsmen at the ICC World Cup that swashbuckling good or is it a false economy in India? After the Blacks Caps’ Duckworth-Lewis-Stern Method (DLS) loss to Pakistan at Bengaluru, it’s fair to assume the 50-over, white-ball format is in the grips of inflation.… Read More »Black Caps’ World Cup loss smacks of T20 format dressed up in a Bengaluru limited-overs frock