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“So here we go again Manly and Parra…..” remember the jingle back in 1984?
“So here we go again Manly and Parra…..” remember the jingle back in 1984?
Early on Monday morning the sole Test match in the Women’s Ashes was declared a draw in Taunton.
Who won on the weekend? In fact … who played?
Australia’s Rugby Championship campaign couldn’t not have possibly started any worse, with an error-riddled performance leading to a 35-17 loss to a Springboks side missing some regular starters.
A mouth-watering selection trial for this year’s Ashes series gets underway tonight, with the ‘Graeme Hick XII’ taking on the ‘Brad Haddin XII’ locking horns.
After yet another rough loss for St George Illawarra on the weekend, coach Paul McGregor is under immense public pressure to retain his job.
Just seven rounds of football separate the present day from the NRL finals, with the picture looking clearer by the day in some areas and cloudier in others.
The top four is the place to be if you want to win the AFL grand final, but the unpredictability of this season means that theory could be blown out of the water again.
Understandably lost among words dedicated to the Rich Energy farce and the fading championship aspirations of Valtteri Bottas after the British Grand Prix was news that the Australian Grand Prix has had its contract extended to the end of 2025.
Tuesday may feel as far away from the weekend as possible but, luckily, you’ve got another episode of our Game of Codes podcast to get you through the day!
South Africa scored a bonus-point 35-17 victory over a woeful Wallabies side at Ellis Park in Johannesburg in the opening round of the 2019 Rugby Championship.
Losing 35-17 to the Springboks in Johannesburg, the Wallabies kicked off their 2019 Test season by extending a 56-year Ellis Park losing streak.
It couldn’t be more obvious what one big battle we are looking forward to in the upcoming days.
Does this headline sound presumptuous? It’s a serious consideration if you take into account the amount of work the Sky Blues are doing in the South Coast.
The big news among non-first-tier nations over the past week has not been what has happened on the pitch but rather what won’t be happening upon it. At least, not for now.
The Rush 10 Triangle defence is formed of a three-to-four-man shoot portion that rushes up to pressure the first receiver, to make a tackle on him behind the gain line if it can be done.
NRL head of elite football competitions Graham Annesley says there has been a consistent approach to shoulder charge actions to prevent tries over recent seasons.
Halfback Nic White is confident the Wallabies can turn their fortunes around soon.
Golf really is one of the great levellers.
In the age of bigger bats, Mark Taylor says protective helmets could help keep bowlers safe.
The left-armer got one over his Hobart Hurricanes teammate!
The Aussie made an impact for Lancashire in his T20 debut for the club!
It’s a mystery the Australian team wasn’t arrested by Indian authorities. They didn’t even try to hide their actions.
It’s a mystery the Australian team wasn’t arrested by Indian authorities. They didn’t even try to hide their actions.
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