The Tipping Point For Cricket?
Ask any young Australian cricketer what their ambitions are and most will still tell you that it is to wear the baggy green cap. Which is how it should be. That baggy green Australian cap has been worn by some
The Month That Changed the Game.
The early 1980’s were a time when many in India believe there was a changing of the guard. India had won the 1980 Olympic hockey Gold medal in Moscow. It was their eighth Olympic Gold medal in 12 Olympiads; albeit
Podcast #89 – Why Do We Need Sports Psychologists And What Are The Positives We Can Take From Covid 19, Also Is The Border-Gavaskar Trophy Really On Par With The Ashes, And Will The Olympics Go Ahead?
Happy New Year! We hope that wherever you are you have a good break and that 2021 is a far better year for you than 2020 probably was. There is no doubt that 2020 was challenging on many levels for
Podcast #83 – Shaun Norris discusses the Classification changes in Wheelchair Basketball, while under discussion are the Integrity of competitions during lockdown, and the wicket-taking of Jimmy Anderson.
The International Paralympic Committee has put a great deal of pressure on the International Wheelchair Basketball Federation to change its classification rules, but now the changes are in place those playing the game are far from happy. Many feel that
Rules For The Pros and Rules for the Rest?
If ever there was any doubt that modern-day sport was at a crossroads watch the current Rugby World Cup. Sport has always had a gladiatorial element to it. Fans have enjoyed both the physical and mental stoushes. As UFC has
