The Tail of Runs
Last Summer in England there were many who said the Ashes series was closer than the 3-0 victory to the hosts reflected. The first test in Australia which saw Australia worthy winners by 381 runs proved that this may well
Balls Up
We have on the show and on this site aired our views on the issue of humourless security staff at sporting events. Staff who lack diplomacy skills and are hired on muscle of the arm rather than the brain or
Australian Sport Lived the Dream, Now Facing Reality.
It has not been a good year for Australian sport, the cricketers, the wallabies, the socceroos have all struggled to win, and with these struggles coming on the back of a disappointing Olympic Games in London there has been plenty
From Refugees to the MCG
Prior to his team’s back to back games against Kenya in Sharjah Afghanistan cricket coach Kabir Khan backed his team to seal direct qualification for the 2015 World cup. If Afghanistan lost either of these two matches the UAE would
Rivalling Sibley
Everyone who follows cricket is aware of the feats of WG Grace, real or apocryphal. Very few will have heard of Dominic Sibley, however it may well be a name to remember. At the age of 18 years and 21
