Australia

Sharing the Success and the Pride

Formations do not win football matches. Many have become obsessed with systems and structures in recent years but the European Championships have shown that a good team will beat an over structured side. This has been the tournament for the

The Umpire is Always Right – Even When He is Wrong

Last night after a thrilling final between India and Australia the 36th edition of the Champions Trophy came to a very unsatisfactory close. India playing in their first final at a major tournament in 36 years took the game to

Jones Turns to Football

Eddie Jones will be heading down under next month with his Grand Slam winning England side, and will be looking to inflict defeat on his former employers. Eddie Jones has always been a coach open to new ideas and willing

Recording History

Australians love to beat England. It doesn’t matter the sport or the event it is always goo dot put one over the former Colonial masters. Last night Western Australia’s hockey team, The Thundersticks played against Great Britain, who are here

Vale: Tony Cozier

There are some people whose voices become synonymous with sport. In cricket, for me, growing up in England it was Jim Laker and John Arlott, on moving to Australia it was Bill Lawry, and of course Richie Benaud. Harsha Bhogle