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The celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games will be a glowing reminder of the critical role sport plays in modern societies, particularly as nations across the world continue to grapple with the serious consequences of the coronavirus pandemic.
Here’s who I’ve picked for Australia’s first T20 against England.
This week’s news that the Macarthur Bulls will train at Fairfield Showground is the latest bizarre twist in the short history of the A-League’s 12th club.
The 13th season of Indian Premier League will be conducted from 19th of September in the UAE.
The A-League’s latest club, Macarthur FC Bulls, have shown how hard it is to compete in Australia’s number one football competition.
Following Mike Charlesworth’s announcement that he will be selling the Central Coast Mariners, it seems their fate is now sealed. The next question is – who could replace them?
When I first started following rugby league in the 1950s, the outcome of a scrum was unpredictable.
During the last round of A-League expansion the issue of stadiums came up in relation to a number of bids, including in Tasmania.
The first thing that comes to my mind regarding the South African one-day outfit is how have they not won a World Cup?
A number of young Australian players from African backgrounds have been standout performers in recent times, winning praise from fans and the attention of commentators and national coaching staff.
The sheer vastness of our country, let’s face it, is going to make any national second division in football a complex beast.
It has taken precisely one innings of a Test to demonstrate the problems with non-independent umpires in international cricket.
The saga between Heritier Lumumba and the Collingwood Football Club has been bitter and long.
All season long, we Arsenal fans have been moping around like peak Shinji Ikari over the lack of production from midfield.
The announcement from FIFA that the Australia-New Zealand bid had won selection for the 2023 women’s World Cup has sent the football community over the moon.
The Storm’s Craig Bellamy and Cameron Smith decided to enter the Warriors’ dressing room after they just pummeled them 50-6. The Warriors are obviously a team in disarray and are in urgent need of not just some leadership, but also to be with their loved ones. Bellamy and Smith have long since been described as […]
As the Black Lives Matter movement has spread across the world, statues of unsavoury historical figures are being toppled all over the place.
Bugger, here we go again. Financial stress is a situation us Hawks fans have found ourselves in all too many times.
Assuming Peter V’landys saves rugby league from penury and looks back on a triumphant season completed against the odds, his successor might then consider what the sport should be.
