As doom has engulfed the Rebels, there is plenty of talk of what is to come next in Super Rugby. I feel that Japanese rugby is rising and rumours are that a Japanese entry is on the cards for 2026. Although the demise of the… Read More »Should Super Rugby be looking to the land of the rising sun for a solution after Melbourne Rebels’ demise?
Is life in the Australian Football League only for the rich? I raise the question after recent remarks by former Geelong forward and Fox Footy commentator Cameron Mooney, when asked about the key factor in Geelong’s quarter-century dominance, certainly begs the question. He told Fox… Read More »A rich man’s sport? It’s hard not to see that a class divide still exists at the top in modern-day AFL
For the generation of Indians once haunted by the memory of Javed Miandad’s last ball sixer, the past few years have been a journey of redemption. Since that fateful Sharjah match, India found itself in numerous favourable positions against Pakistan, only to lose in the… Read More »How India overturned a ‘hopeless position’ to beat rivals Pakistan in another classic in New York
The Grand Prix of Road America is historically one of IndyCar’s marquee road course races, and for good reason. This picturesque Wisconsin track poses a unique challenge for drivers, with four miles of twisting turns to deal with on every lap. In a rare week… Read More »The IndyCar Afterburn: Road America 2024
There will be 12 teams featuring in Round 14, with Carlton, Essendon, Geelong, Gold Coast, Melbourne and West Coast all having a bye. All six games are intriguing, given North Melbourne had their first win in Round 13, which means that every team has won… Read More »The crucial cogs of AFL’s Round 14: Which players need to be the difference makers?