Sporting pictures of the Week :- Holiday Special
What classier way could you usher in the new year than seeing Ravi Shastri dropping a few beats? Ah; Cricket Australia. Keeping it classy as ever. Ignoring the sparkly fingers;[…]
Tagged: The Ashes
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 22 December
You have probably seen this photo during the week and rightly tried to block it out. But, really, it is just so vulgar it needs to be recorded for prosperity. […]
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Another Ball of the Century
It turns out that the rules for judging a cricket ball of the century are actually really complex Mitchell Starc’s dismissal of James Vince last night was pretty special. A[…]
Under the Southern Cross
Andrew Ramsay is the type of articulate Australian cricket journalist that is not from the club of recent Channel 9 days. Here he has written the history of Ashes cricket[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 8 December
Pollution levels were at 30 times the World Health Organisation’s warning level. Sri Lankan bowlers vomiting etc. But still the match went on. Meanwhile, downtown…. What’s not to love about[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 30 November
Ah, Australia, where it’s deemed socially acceptable to dress up like that and propose to your girlfriend in from of 30,000 strangers. Even the Barmy Army thought the fashion trend[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 24 November
So farewell then Anthony Hudson. Here he is in his last engagement with the All Whites; saying goodbye in Lima. Ashes Corner. This is what it’s all about. It’s not[…]
Sporting pics of the week :- 31 July
A week ago Steve Finn was the forgotten man of English cricket. Just another player who showed promise but never really kicked on. Now he’s the toast of Birmingham. Conversely,[…]
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10 Of The Best Ashes Performances
We’re in the full swing of another exciting series of The Ashes as England host Australia for arguably cricket’s most famous trophy. It may be a tiny and unremarkable urn at[…]
Why Australia
By Martin Hearnden The sporting relations between Australia and New Zealand are long, well storied, dramatic and probably felt more keenly on this side of the Tasman. The one side[…]
