Dual international Mat Rogers says Carter Gordon’s defection to rugby league is the latest chapter in “20 years of inept administration” and tips the young playmaker will be a hit in the NRL. Gordon decided this week to join the Gold Coast Titans on a… Read More »‘That will shock him’: Carter’s big adjustment in NRL move, ’20 years of inept admin’ called out
Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks is confident his under-performing outfit will rise to the occasion against AFL ladder leaders Sydney. Consecutive losses to fellow bottom-half sides Hawthorn and Richmond have left the Crows’ finals hopes in tatters before next week’s mid-season bye. But Nicks insists there… Read More »AFL News: Nicks confident Crows can knock Swans off their perch, Magpies milestone man embraces villain tag
India have qualified for the Super Eight stage of the T20 World Cup with a seven-wicket win over the United States, a fifty by Suryakumar Yadav and Arshdeep Singh’s four-wicket haul helping them clinch their third win in a row. Put in to bat the… Read More »India deliver reality check to USA but giant-killers still control their destiny at T20 World Cup
On May 30th a process was started to change the way rugby in NZ is governed, one with significant implications for NZ rugby’s relationship with Australian rugby, particularly in Super Rugby. What began as a process to have the board of NZ Rugby [NZR] reform… Read More »NZ Rugby’s civil war: How Australian Super Rugby clubs could suffer collateral damage
Tim Cahill stands head and shoulders above other Socceroo goal scorers, both in terms of quantity and quality – and the national team has longed for the discovery of a player capable of emulating his goal-scoring feats between 2004 and 2018. As Graham Arnold’s current… Read More »Yoda and Yengi: Is Kusini the Socceroo destined to bring balance to the Australian football galaxy?