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With the Rugby World Cup just days away and Australia hunting redemption for their tantalising 2015 final loss to the dominant All Blacks, former Wallaby legends Drew Mitchell and George Smith opened up about the tournament.
With the Rugby World Cup just days away and Australia hunting redemption for their tantalising 2015 final loss to the dominant All Blacks, former Wallaby legends Drew Mitchell and George Smith opened up about the tournament.
It felt like it was up in the air for an eternity, and then suddenly it just became clear.
England are headed for two series losses, Jofra Archer is at risk of being bowled into the turf and Joe Root should consider giving up the captaincy. These are among the talking points for England in the wake of the Ashes.
The opening round of the 2019 NRL finals was dominated by touches. Well, two and a half touch-ups and one touch judge controversy, to be precise.
Watching footage of Ricky Stuart in the coach’s box at AAMI Park at the weekend prompted some unexpected flashbacks.
With so much anticipation about the way the newly independent A-League will choose to market itself and attempt to improve on campaigns of the past, the first teaser for season 2019-20 has appeared.
Australia have retained the Ashes, the series coming to an end with an England victory at the Oval.
England drew the Ashes but failed to reclaim the urn they lost two years ago. While there were some standout performances throughout the series, there wasn’t enough on a consistent basis for them to stop Australia.
With the Ashes safely secured, both sides ventured back to London for the fifth and final Ashes Test.
England’s last World Cup campaign was nothing short of a nightmare. With redemption as motivation and a strong squad, Eddie Jones’ men head to Japan as one of the stronger contenders to lift the trophy in 2019.
England’s last World Cup campaign was nothing short of a nightmare. With redemption as motivation and a strong squad, Eddie Jones’ men head to Japan as one of the stronger contenders to lift the trophy in 2019.
England’s last World Cup campaign was nothing short of a nightmare. With redemption as motivation and a strong squad, Eddie Jones’ men head to Japan as one of the stronger contenders to lift the trophy in 2019.
“Things are seldom as they seem, skim milk masquerades as cream,” are words written by lyricist WS Gilbert for the opera HMS Pinafore.
“Things are seldom as they seem, skim milk masquerades as cream,” are words written by lyricist WS Gilbert for the opera HMS Pinafore.
“Things are seldom as they seem, skim milk masquerades as cream,” are words written by lyricist WS Gilbert for the opera HMS Pinafore.
There is a joke about economists that they have predicted four of the last three recessions.
There has been overwhelming positivity leading into Season 2 of the NRLW.
How to you even begin to comprehend the events of the last week in the AFL?
There was plenty of football going on across Australia over the weekend, so should some of it have been taking place in the A-League?
Following a Six Nations grand slam and a near-flawless 2018, Wales briefly reached no.1 on the World Rugby rankings and looked like the team to beat this World Cup.
Australian rugby league history books will need to be rewritten following the Parramatta Eels monster victory over the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL’s second elimination final on Sunday afternoon. Here are my talking points from the game.
The Parramatta Eels have put the Brisbane Broncos to slaughter in the final match of the first week of the NRL Finals, scoring 58 points in a record-breaking finals victory.
A scintillating ton from Matt Wade could not save Australia from a 135-run loss last night in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
A scintillating ton from Matt Wade could not save Australia from a 135-run loss last night in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
A scintillating ton from Matt Wade could not save Australia from a 135-run loss last night in the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval.
With the Rugby World Cup just days away and Australia hunting redemption for their tantalising 2015 final loss to the dominant All Blacks, former Wallaby legends Drew Mitchell and George Smith opened up about the tournament.