Right at the end the Ian Foster doubters were proven right. The noisy and nagging critics of the straight-talking All Blacks coach got to see him bow out how they’d always imagined – as a loser. But how close he came to proving them, and… Read More »‘My heart breaks for him’: Boks coach’s message to Ian Foster is pure class as he bows out an unlucky loser
Ferrari have stunned Red Bull at the Mexico City Grand Prix with Charles Leclerc taking pole ahead of Carlos Sainz for a front row lockout during qualifying this morning. Leclerc took back-to-back poles with a stellar lap of 1:17.166 to finish only six hundredths ahead… Read More »Ferrari front row lockout as Ricciardo shines in Mexico
Matthew Wade has been handed a surprise reprieve to lead the Australian T20 side for the five-match series in India after the World Cup. Wade, who said he thought his international days were over last summer after Australia’s failed T20 World Cup defence on home… Read More »Wasn’t he retired? Selectors make surprising decision to recall veteran to captain T20 squad ahead of Travis
The Netherlands have climbed off the bottom of the World Cup table with an 87-run win over Bangladesh after another fine performance from their Australian-raised captain Scott Edwards. Wicketkeeper Edwards hit a feisty half-century and his fast-bowling teammate Paul van Meekeren ripped through the Asian… Read More »‘Aussie’ skipper comes through on the double for Dutch in Bangladesh boilover at World Cup
Eddie Nketiah has marked his return to Arsenal’s starting line-up in style with a maiden Premier League hat-trick as the Gunners ruthlessly brushed aside rock-bottom Sheffield United 5-0. Replacing the injured Gabriel Jesus as Arsenal’s target man at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday, Nketiah proved… Read More »Eddie follows in Jesus’ footsteps with hat-trick as Arsenal penetrate Sheffield’s shield, Brentford give Chelsea the blues