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Grew up in Geelong, lived in Perth since and while having covered virtually every sport to some degree, basketball and the NBL has become my focus to a growing level ever since my first game in 2005. I spent several years as Perth Wildcats media manager and have covered the league for a number of organisations and worked closely with the NBL and several clubs providing content
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If a road team is to win in this NBL grand final series it appears Sunday's Game 4 is the chance for the Perth…
He might not necessarily want the attention, but Perth Wildcats coach Trevor Gleeson is becoming one of the headline acts of this NBL finals…
We are two games into the NBL grand final series and we aren’t too much wiser than we were coming into it, with the…
They are the past two champions, they have separated themselves as clearly the best two teams this season, they have a fascinating and dramatic…
The Perth Wildcats and Melbourne United look set to provide an NBL grand final series for the ages. Though the vanquished Brisbane Bullets and…
Getting a chance for one more game at the helm in Melbourne would only be fitting for Andrew Gaze and he is confident the…
They will have to buck history to bounce back successfully from losing Game 1 in Perth on Thursday night, but the Brisbane Bullets have…
The NBL finals begin this Thursday night and there's no reason to suggest that either the Perth Wildcats, Melbourne United, Sydney Kings and Brisbane…
Andrew Bogut might be the NBL defensive player of the year, but Kevin Lisch's work at the defensive end starting against Melbourne United's Casper…
The Perth Wildcats might have finished the regular season on top of the NBL and might be the league's powerhouse, but they deservedly go…
The NBL finals begin this Thursday night with four genuine championship contenders, but three of the four contending teams have coaches out of contract.…
The NBL regular season concludes with a Melbourne United-Perth Wildcats Sunday blockbuster leading into the awards night and while Sydney Kings captain Kevin Lisch…
There are four teams vying for the last spot in the NBL's top four and they all just happen to be playing one another…
The Illawarra Hawks now know they have to win their remaining four matches to be any hope of taking part in the NBL finals,…
For the Brisbane Bullets, Illawarra Hawks and New Zealand Breakers, they have no choice but to beat teams above them to take part in…
The Sydney Kings needed more size and rebounding, while the Adelaide 36ers needed a proven quality three man, with both clubs having signed Ray…
The tightness of the NBL was again on show in Round 14 with the top three teams all dropping a game, the bottom-placed team…
Jesse Wagstaff is now a 300-game player in the NBL so there's not much the four-time Perth Wildcats championship winner hasn’t seen, but a…
There are five rounds of the NBL season remaining and with seven teams still in the finals mix, there is going to be quite…
As the business end of the NBL season approaches, the race for the finals is heating up and with seven teams not able to…
I agree. If South Africa don’t win this World Cup, I don’t know when they will. They have the best batsman in the world by far and he is surrounded by some very handy players. The pitches in Australia suit them perfectly. They have the best fast bowling attack. And handy spinners who can tighten things up in one-day cricket. They should be clear favourites for mine – then probably Australia and NZ the only other countries with a chance. India/Pakistan/Sri Lanka always struggle here, England not good enough, West Indies a shambles so competition is light on
It is South Africa's Cricket World Cup to lose
I’m going to go with this one as slightly better than last year’s, only because last year was just a reflex action. This one he had to sprint in, dive, judge it perfectly and there was also the danger factor of not knowing what was coming
[VIDEO] Jordan Silk catch the best of the summer
Yes they can Jack, especially after winning yesterday. I wrote this before that happened. But it will take something remarkable for them to do that. They have a tough run home and they will need two of Perth/Melbourne/Adelaide to lose most of their games from here. The Kings were fantastic yesterday though. Massive game tomorrow v Adelaide
All or nothing for Brock Motum and the 36ers