Former Wallabies Justin Harrison and Andrew Slack join a high-performance expert, charged with a review into the team’s World Cup fiasco by the end of the year. The Wallabies have already lost coach Eddie Jones – who resigned last week having led the Australians to… Read More »Ex-Wallabies and high-performance expert named to review World Cup shocker
As the World Cup heads into the final few group games for each nation, a few Australians look like they’ll make the team of the tournament. The lion’s share of players will come from the red-hot Indian and South African sides while the likes of… Read More »Team of the Cricket World Cup (so far): Aussie trio in contention, de Kock favourite for best player, Kiwis unearth future star
Quinton de Kock has smashed his fourth century of the World Cup and Rassie van der Dussen also hit a ton as semi-finals-bound South Africa sealed a comprehensive 190-run victory over New Zealand for a sixth win in seven matches. New Zealand were left needing… Read More »‘Clinical display’: Twin tons propel Proteas to Kiwi demolition at World Cup – and it’s good news for Australia
Glenn Maxwell is fast earning a reputation for being Australian cricket’s biggest klutz. He has been concussed after falling off a golf cart and will miss the World Cup clash against England. Maxwell is under concussion protocols for up to eight days after his second… Read More »Max embarrassment: Slip on a sock, golf mishaps, walk the dog, warm-up stuff-ups and a fish tank – Cricket’s bizarre injuries
England’s Test coach Brendon McCullum may not approve of the term ‘Bazball’ – but the word is set to enter the Collins English Dictionary. The phrase was coined to describe the swashbuckling brand of cricket England’s red-ball side adopted after McCullum – nicknamed ‘Baz’ –… Read More »‘That is garbage’: Marnus bemused and McCullum won’t like it but Bazball to be immortalised in English language