Sporting Pictures of the Week 27 July
This is cool. Fans in Berlin watch the Women’s Euro 2025 semi-final between Germany and Spain accompanied by live organ music instead of a TV commentator, The Open. We’ve all[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 20 July
25,000 Swiss fans on a walking train to Wankdorf before their quarter final against Spain in the women’s Euros. Kyle Schwarber with the winning home run in Major League Baseball’s[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 13 July
Challenging conditions at the Iowa Speedway. Wimbledon Corner. Jimmy Anderson taking photos of Joe Root and his wife. Hugh Grant not so excited. King Novak. Despite being hospitalised with viral[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 6 July
The women’s Euros are underway, and the Dutch fans are doing what Dutch fans do so well. Le terrain des possibles, Geneva celebrating the event. Another day in Formula 1.[…]
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Summer Sports Fever Returns as Rugby, Cricket, and Football Headline Global Fixtures
As temperatures climb across the northern hemisphere, the energy in the sports world heats up, with rugby, cricket, and football taking center stage in the summer calendar. Fans can expect[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 29 June
Eastbourne tennis It seemed right that the first ever Calder Cup 2nd division handover to anyone in a canucks jersey includes Phil di Giuseppe in the background flipping off the[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 22 June
One of the best post triumph photos ever. South Africa won the World Test Championship with a day to spare, so they used that day to rock up to Lords[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 15 June
Farewell then Roland Garos. The most photogenic of the tennis Grand slams. So French. Bavuma and Jansen were always going to be photographed together. Palindrome guy celebrating with a fan.[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 8 June
Coco Gauff accepting her trophy saying “proud to represent Americans that look like me”. In other geopolitical news, all of Canada is getting behind the Edmonton Oilers in the Stanley[…]
Those New Zealand greatest Sports families
Forget the Kings Birthday Honours, this is the time recognise New Zealand’s best sporting families. Of course there is no possibly objective way to judge this, but that shouldn’t stop[…]
