Kallis Comeback – Is he the Greatest?
South African all rounder Jacques Kallis has announced that he will return to the One Day team in a bid to win his and his country’s first 50-over World Cup title. Kallis who will be 38 in October played the
Foolish Faulkner
The final test in the Ashes series in England came to an exciting climax, thanks to Australian captain Michael Clarke’s sporting declaration. Clarke declared Australia’s second innings at 111 for 6 wickets leaving England 227 to win. They ended up
Deal or No Deal
The deal has all but been been done, finally, for Gareth Bale to move from Tottenham Hotspur to Real Madrid, for a world record transfer fee of GBP86million. Transfer fees have escalated at a rate that is hard to comprehend
Added Rivalry for Pakistan and India
The 9th Asia Cup Hockey tournament starts today in Ipoh Malaysia, with the winner guaranteed a place at next year’s Hockey World Cup Finals in the Netherlands. It promises to be an extremely interesting tournament as the two most successful
Rivalry Builds Friendship
We have on the show, and on this site previously highlighted how sport has the ability to breakdown political boundaries and unite people from different cultures or religions, another such example occurred this week. Political relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan
