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Eddie Jones has been head coach of England rugby since November of 2015. His original four-year contract has been extended twice. He has secured the job through the 2023 World Cup in France, despite a woeful Six Nations this year.
Wallabies captain Michael Hooper is the sole Australian named on a British rugby website’s rich list topped by a Springboks player and former All Black.
For more than a year now, we’ve been reading stories that Mitchell Pearce is leaving Newcastle.
It’s only been a minute but Josh Giddey has unveiled his bag of tricks to Thunder fans, giving them a glimpse of what’s to come.
England’s cricketers, Jimmy Anderson among them, have called for a calming in the traditional pre-Ashes war of words. And yet the old enemy can’t resist firing bullets.
This Premier League weekend saw a hat-trick of hat-tricks, incredible comebacks, home defeats that could cost careers and the gulf at the top became more obvious than ever. So there’s quite a bit to talk about…
Mohamed Salah has scored a hat-trick and Paul Pogba was sent off as Manchester United were ripped apart by relentless rivals Liverpool in the Premier League while West Ham United edged Tottenham Hotspur and Leicester City won at Brentford. The 202nd meeting of two of English football’s biggest rivals will live long in the memory […]
The Matildas enjoyed all the headlines on what was a positive weekend for the game, but further north there was another reminder of what makes Australian football so unique.
That wonderful but fading institution – Saturday afternoon rugby – made a much welcome return over the weekend, with the Wallabies taking on Japan, in the southern city of Oita.
There’s nothing quite like the silliness of overreacting just two games into an 82-game schedule. To make any sweeping statements based on a sample size of 2.4 per cent of the season is just sheer madness.
Winning ugly was the name of the game for the Wallabies to kick off the Spring Tour, squeaking past a gritty Japan 32-23 to extend their winning streak to five. With plenty of improvement to be made before the squad heads to the UK, it’s the perfect time to dissect it all in this week’s […]
It wasn’t easy, but the Wallabies have secured a fifth win in a row for the first time since the 2015 World Cup with a 32-23 triumph over Japan in Oita.
Estonia is not where most young Australian footballers imagine wanting to play in Northern Europe.
This is the third article in a series where I’ll name who were the best players to play in a grand final in each decade, focusing this time on the 1970s.
Last week I introduced the POPE rating, a player value model which measures the average impact of every NRL player per 80 minutes of game time.
Sadly, one of Australia’s most underrated fast bowlers, James Pattinson, has retired from international cricket.
The Aussie lit up with his best NBA game yet in the Thunder’s close loss to the 76ers. READ MORE about the unsavoury incident with Joel Embiid and the commentary that has shocked the world.
Mark Taylor has thrown his support behind the Cricket Australia behavioural crackdown that has seen Marnus Labuschagne already fined this season.
Ricciardo finished fifth for McLaren while Carlos Sainz, who was stuck behind the Australian for the latter part of the race, ended up seventh.
The Manchester United star struck the ball into Curtis Jones after fouling him. Some are saying that he didn’t hear the whistle, while others viewed it as an intentional act of frustration.
It was utter humiliation for Manchester United, going down 5-0 in one of their worst ever Premier League defeats.
“If you want controversy, please tell me before.” It’s probably not the best time to ask that kind of incendiary question of Virat Kohli immediately after India lost to Pakistan without taking a single wicket.
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Ben Stokes says he is ‘ready for Australia’ after being added to England’s touring squad for the upcoming Ashes series.
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i’m staggered that anyone ever thought he wouldn’t be coming. good to have him involved. always want best v best. but i …(more)