The Origin bolters to keep an eye on this weekend
State of Origin is just around the corner – with teams set to be named early next week.
State of Origin is just around the corner – with teams set to be named early next week.
Nine rounds into the season and the competition is separating in the usual way.
It’s Thursday morning, which means the Game of Codes podcast is back for its second episode of the week – and as always, there’s plenty to discuss.
It’s becoming clear that NRL teams have tested how far they could push things and they’ve now settled in. Slowing up play by giving away strategic back-to-back penalties is well and truly back in vogue.
The Eels play host to the spiralling Penrith at their new Bankwest Stadium as NRL Round 11 gets underway.
Football in Australia stands at an interesting juncture.
Australia’s best batsmen, David Warner and Steve Smith, have completed their 12-month suspensions for ball tampering in South Africa, but the pundits have predicted they will cop plenty of abuse from English crowds throughout the World Cup.
With only days to go until Queensland name their Origin team for Game 1 of the 2019 series, there are still plenty of questions surrounding the make-up of the side. So who do you think should suit up for the Maroons on June 5?
Kennedy Obuya is lying on the turf, squirming in agony. He rolls from one side of his body to the other, back and forth, kicking out with his right leg, almost as if in a state of convulsion.
The West Indies have, relatively speaking, been in the cricket doldrums for the better part of a decade, but the 2019 World Cup should offer a chance at new hope for the Carribean cricketing paradise.
The Australian Conference-leading Brumbies have received some excellent news at the selection table ahead of their Friday night clash with the Bulls.
Another week, another Carlton loss and that can only mean one thing; speculation as to Brendon Bolton’s future.
Saturday May 25, 2019 could mark a watershed moment for this Essendon side.
Not many people rate Scottish football – or fitba, as the locals call it.
While Israel Folau is an X-factor player that any side would die to have in their colours, the dumped star and the Wallabies did not gel.
Hosts England made as many as three changes to their provisional list of 15 players to reveal their final team this week.
Queenslander Trae Williams definitely doesn’t skip leg day. After clocking the fourth fastest Aussie time over 100m in 2018 he’s now switching to rugby sevens.
‘He is a fair dinkum brat.’
Drake was doing everything to get the Raptors home!
Hopefully he’ll be fine for this week!
This weekend, Australian racing will lose one of its best thoroughbreds of all time to retirement.
This weekend, Australian racing will lose one of its best thoroughbreds of all time to retirement.
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A month out from the Super Rugby finals, I reckon it’s time we start seeing some cream rise to the top as expected. Enough of this anyone-can-beat-anyone business!
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im glad we established what the cream was needed for early on in the piece