Sporting Pictures of the Week 14 February
At every big sporting event around the world, there’s a random bloke with a South Sydney connection. Who are you looking at Travis? Jimmy Neesham’s Pretoria Capitals are knocked[…]
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NRL Pronunciation Guide is BACK
By Stephen Gallagher Kia ora, Kia orana, malo e lelei, talofa lava, bula vinaka, g’day, hello. My name is Stephen Gallagher – I’m a Māori fulla who grew up in[…]
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Super Bowl Preview (Part 2)
3. Kendrick Lamar is the halftime show performer. On a scale of 1-10, how excited are you about his performance? HG: A 7 from me. He’s current and would imagine[…]
Super Bowl Preview (Part 1)
As has become an annual tradition at Sportsfreak towers, our resident NFL fans Hamish Girvan (Chiefs), Scott MacLean (49ers), Stephen Gallagher (Buccaneers), Jonathan Paterson (Browns), and Ryan Nixon (Falcons) turned[…]
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Yours Please 7
After filling ourselves with Christmas ham, overdoing it on New Year’s Eve and generally resting up, we are back! “Yours Please” asks three Sportsfreak affiliates their thoughts on what has[…]
Reflecting on the U19 Cricket World Cup
By Keith Miller So, the competition is over, and India are the dominant champions, winning the second edition to go with their win in the inaugural tournament in 2023. Sunday’s[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 2 February
Australian test debutant Josh Inglis with the Kaiser Chiefs when he was still English. Even in Galle, the legend lives on. Women’s Ashes at the MCG. Such a Melbourne sight.[…]
Sporting Pictures of the Week 27 January
The feelgood story of the week. ASB Classic’s Madison Keys finally wins a Grand Slam. Novak and Alex reminiscing about the good old days of the parties during COVID. It’s[…]
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Sporting Pictures of the Week 20 January
So farewell then David Ball. Not really a Phoenix legend, but certainly a Yellow Fever one. There is something about the Australian Open. You can feel the heat from here.[…]
A Sceptic’s Review of the Alternative Cricket Commentary Collective Almanack
By Kiwi Kali “It’s actually quite good” is the cover quote attributed to Daniel Vettori. And I must admit, without knowing the veracity of the provenance of the quote, I[…]
