Cricket is overdoing a good thing with sixes. It is one thing to reinvigorate a sport to stay in line with the times,another to indulge it to death.
Carlton’s forward line titans threatened early and late,but it was Nick Daicos who stood tallest when it mattered most.
For Eddie McGuire,there’s nothing better than the anticipation of playing Collingwood - and then beating them. Which is why he intervened at the Blues’ lowest ebb.
The boss of Commonwealth Games Australia has again taken aim at Daniel Andrews’ “callous” decision to abandon the 2026 Games.
Hamish Brayshaw has mounted an impassioned attack on what he sees as the incomprehensible way so-called head protection in the AFL is being administered.
Life at the Olympics isn’t all beer and skittles. It’s way better than that.
Jamie Elliott was still rubbing his eyes in wonder at Bobby Hill’s laser-guided sidewinder of a kick to him in the first quarter when he said this Anzac Day skyscraper of a mark was the best of his career.
The thing about a cover-up is that there’s nothing to see. It’s the smell that gives it away.
Somewhere in the sports world,someone is always apologising,and saying sorry has become a business with its own skill set.
An independent forecast about Australia’s prospects in the Paris Olympics is bullish,but not unrealistic.
Dunstall said he’d struggle in the modern game because he’s not “an athlete”,but that truth hides a lie.