The Anatomy of a Chase
Australia never loses at the Gabba / Gabbatoir No team ever scores over 200 in the 4th innings at the Gabba / Gabbatoir (Let’s not forget that Pakistan chase from[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 16 January
Sri Lanka v England in a test series. Obviously it’s all about the Moose Cup. TV graphics are damned hard. Crowd at the Gabba suitably dressed. IT’s been a tough[…]
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A Paine in the backside
By Aiden McLaughlin ‘We can put as many words as we like out there, but it’s the way we play. It’s the way we are on and off on the[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 9 January
Welcome back to SPOTW, for the very first time this year. The statue of Richie Benaud understands the COVID protocols. Inside, the crowd is socially distanced and looks different. Yet[…]
Cricket Lowlights
By Richard Gordon Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’ll know that Spark Sport picked up the TV rights to show all Blackcaps and New Zealand cricket played in[…]
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Four Things from Day Four
Two tests at the Bay Oval and it looks like both are going to go deep into the fifth day. Blundell Day This is a busy time of the year[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 24 December
A scoreboard for the ages. See what the ICC did there? People love a good ski jumping photo. Engleberg, Switzerland. The slightly depressing story of Charlie Woods; child prodigy with[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 18 December
Where to start with this. Apparently this is how Steve Smith relaxes before a test series. Noting there is nowhere for the coffee to sit. It’s the uncosiest chaise you[…]
The Bannerman Number
By Scott MacLean Most sports nuts have a random statistic or factoid that amuses them and can rely on for conversation and pub quizzes alike. Likewise when it comes to[…]
