Sporting Pictures of the Week 3 August
A week is a long time in a Lions tour. Here they are celebrating an iffy win the MCG. And then it rained; it really rained in Sydney. Editor’s note. […]
Category: Golf
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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[…]
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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When Cambo Tamed Tiger
By Scott MacLean Golf’s U.S. Open gets underway overnight. Long considered the toughest of the Men’s Majors, this year it returns to one of its toughest venues; the venerable and[…]
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[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 25 May
There is something baffling about this pre match photo of the England cricket team. The randomness of attire, the degree to which the players are paying attention, and the empty[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 18 May
Kimi Antonelli invited all of his school classmates to Imola. (Chris Wood’s) Nottingham Forest has qualified for Europe for the first time in 30 years but their owner is still[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 11 May
The inaugural $20 million Truist Championship, a signature event on the PGA Tour, is being played this week. This is the slightly confusing trophy. Watch out. Dirty Leeds are back[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 20 April
More Masters goodness. Katelyn Vahaakolo And before the douche bros go on about nobody watches women’s rugby, this was the Harbour Bridge 30 minutes before kick-off. The Alvaraes Indigenous Intercultural[…]
