It’s the most important part of Test cricket – and it’s not batting, bowling or fielding
A classic Test comes to its conclusion tonight – and the result will come with a judgement on one call made by Australian captain Pat Cummins.
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A classic Test comes to its conclusion tonight – and the result will come with a judgement on one call made by Australian captain Pat Cummins.
The Australian athlete who became unwell during a Hyrox event in September has apologised to her fellow competitors, but says she’s “only human”.
Dan Brettig and Adam Collins analyse a day that South Africa dominated until the tourists struck late to open up a tantalising final day of the series.
The Melbourne Cup field has taken another blow after vet tests this morning.
Here’s another reason the Samoa v Tonga World Cup clash promises to be one of the explosive games in rugby league this year.
Despite two massive setbacks, Riley McGree still believes his best football is ahead of him.
The unpredictable series will go into its final day with the result still very much in doubt. Recent history suggests the target of 288 is within the sights of Cummins’ men.
Last time I checked, Australia was a free country – which, for the hard of thinking, means Jillaroos players can express themselves however they want.
Blake Shinn broke his leg in four places on Melbourne Cup Day last year. What followed was a brutal road back to the track.
Set among bushland, an hour north of Sydney, Grand Saddles Lodge brings a new level of indulgence to the Central Coast.
Wheelaroos captain Bayley McKenna says spectators at the World Cup can expect to see controlled chaos on the court, in one of the few sports in which able-bodied and disabled athletes compete on the same team.
South Africa-Australia’s three-Test series has given cricket lovers savage momentum switches, memorable individual feats, and the sense that anything could happen.