In front of his home crowd, Travis Head scores 170 to edge Australia closer to retaining the Ashes.
Source link
Similar Posts
Cricket World Cup League 2: Namibia v Scotland abandoned despite fire on pitch
Scotland’s one-day international against Namibia was abandoned without a ball being bowled, despite some unusual techniques from the local groundstaff. The toss in King City in Ontario, Canada, was delayed because of rain and although one particular damp patch was deliberately set on fire, the match was called off after multiple pitch inspections. Scotland face…
World Cup 2026: Donald Trump will welcome Iran – Gianni Infantino
US President Donald Trump has said Iran are “welcome” to take part in this summer’s World Cup despite the countries being at war, according to Fifa president Gianni Infantino. Posting on Instagram, Infantino said he met with Trump on Tuesday to discuss preparations for the tournament, which is being hosted by the US, Canada and…
Northern Ireland 2-0 Slovakia: Was World Cup qualifying win NI’s best under Michael O’Neill?
O’Neill admired the performance of his young side, who have made a superb start to qualifying. A win in Luxembourg was followed by an hour of matching European heavyweights Germany, who eventually prevailed to win 3-1. Friday’s win was superb from first minute to last. A Patrik Hrosovsky own goal broke the deadlock before Hume’s…
Italian clubs on brink of historic Champions League embarrassment
Inter signed Ronaldo and Vieri for world-record fees in the late 1990s, when Serie A was the envy of world football, blessed with the game’s most talented stars. AC Milan then beat Juventus to win the Champions League in 2003, losing to Liverpool on penalties in the final two years later, before defeating the Reds…
Financial help offered to tennis players involved in doping investigations by ITIA
The Professional Tennis Players’ Association, which was co-founded by Djokovic to increase player power, introduced a scheme in January which offers free support from two prominent law firms. The number of legal hours provided is limited, and there will be restraints too on what the ITIA will be able to offer. There is already pro-bono…
Prem talking points: Leicester bust-up, Saracens defeat and Exeter imports
Apparently Dean Mumm is Exeter’s unofficial ambassador Down Under. The former Australia second row spent three seasons at Sandy Park, extending his deal year-on-year as he was enjoying life in Devon so much. When he returned to the New South Wales Waratahs in 2015, word spread that if you were a Wallaby looking to make…
