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As the fourth Test wrapped up, and both teams reflected on the result of the game and how they should move forward with planning for the fifth Test in Hobart, there would have been only one question on the minds of all players, coaching staff and travel partners.
England are expected to make wholesale changes for the Hobart Test, although they are still mulling decisions over the fitness of Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow.
Things have been a little silent over the last week when it comes to the future of Erling Haaland and where the most sought after signature in world football may be playing in 2022-23.
Star duo Ben Stokes and Jonny Bairstow are no guarantee to back up for England in the final Test in what could be a hammer blow to Joe Root’s chances of salvaging some Ashes pride.
Tennis player Novak Djokovic has admitted he conducted an interview with a journalist when he knew he was COVID positive as more revelations about his case come to light.
Mitchell Starc has declared he is fit and available for the fifth Ashes Test as he also indicated he is considering returning to the IPL for the first time since 2015.
Australian Trevor Bayliss, who won the World Cup with England, is the “in-house favourite” to take over from Justin Langer if the incumbent is punted this year, according to a media report on Wednesday.
Channel 7 Melbourne newsreaders Mike Amor and Rebecca Maddern ripped into Novak Djokovic in an off-camera exchange that has been leaked on line, going viral globally.
Newcastle are possibly the hardest team to predict in 2022 with their halves quandary, Kalyn Ponga’s fluctuations and their inconsistency over the past two seasons adding up to a side whose results could vary wildly.
Will winning the Ashes ever take second place for an Australian player or supporter?
Katherine Smith was only a little girl when she declared to her parents that she wanted to be the Prime Minister of Australia.
Steve Gerrard’s time at Aston Villa has been the most exciting period the club has experienced since its promotion to the Premier League just three seasons ago.
If Scott Boland were an all-rounder, his name would be Scott Bolandbat. He’d also have made hundreds in each of the past two Tests as well as taken the 15 wickets he already has.
This is the sixth article in the series begun last year where we’ll have a look at the 17 rugby league clubs that have come and gone in the last 113 years.
We’ve reached the first ad-filled drinks break on Melbourne Victory’s 2021-22 campaign, a quarter of the way through what promises to be a much improved season for the four-time A-League Men champions.
The Novak Djokovic versus Australia saga has captured the world’s attention not just for the Djoker’s actions but also for the way the country has responded.
After India were bowled out on the first day, the loss of South Africa’s captain soured the final session for the Proteas.
It came down to the final over but the West Indies took the first ODI by 24 runs over Ireland. Odean Smith had a day to remember and so did the owner of this range rover… Don’t park your car too close when a West Indian is batting ???????? pic.twitter.com/Qpd2WEs5ah — Sheldon Cotterell (@SaluteCotterell) January […]
Melbourne Storm player Harry Grant took on AFL player Jeremy Cameron in the Alienware #AWGameDay challenge semi-final.
Not sure if having Hobson on strike, who was sitting on 37 runs, would’ve made much of a difference in the power surge. Still, if the umpires did find out, should the over have been re-bowled on principle?
The air high-fives seen throughout the Big Bash were too tame for Haris Rauf so he brought props! Rauf making extra sure the Stars don’t lose more available players to COVID.
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How England, and Eddie Jones, approach this year’s huge three-Test rugby tour Down Under will be shaped by their performances in the Six Nations tournament next month, says former Wallabies player Morgan Turinui.
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EnglishBob… what about Italy? Not even a mention of them.