England bowling attack must improve
After a disappointing World Cup and two ordinary performances against Sri Lanka, England’s bowlers have certainly come in for some criticism and rightly so.
Author: Pete South
Blackadder sets sights on “special” win
Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder believes it would be something “special" if his side can overcome the Reds in the Super Rugby play-off final this weekend.
Nonu signs for the Blues
New Zealand international Ma’a Nonu has signed with the Blues and the New Zealand Rugby Union for two years after leaving the Hurricanes.
Waugh keen not to overuse Beale
The Blues will seek to make their advantage count as they go in search of a Super Rugby semi-final spot at the expense of the injury ravaged NSW Waratahs, but the retiring Phil Waugh believes an upset is possible.
Reds duo battle it out for player award
Reds backs Quade Cooper and Will Genia will go head to head for the right to be named as the Australian Super Rugby player of the year.
Aggressive Tremlett living the dream
When Chris Tremlett made his England debut four years ago, fans, pundits and players were expecting him to intimidate opposition batsman with his height, bounce and general aggression. However, it didn’t quite work out for him and he has since…
Cipriani absent from Rebels squad again
Danny Cipriani has been left out of the Melbourne Rebels squad to face the Stormers on Friday amidst speculation the fly-half is trying to engineer away from the Super Rugby franchise.
Monye awaits World Cup fate
Harlequins wing Ugo Monye will have a scan on his damaged knee ligaments later today, the results of which could determine whether he is available for the World Cup. Monye picked up the injury during Sunday’s defeat to the Barbarians…
Djokovic earns World Tour finals spot
Djokovic has already qualified for the 2011 ATP World Tour Finals which take place at the O2 in London in November.
Queen’s horse takes Dante Stake
The Queen’s horse Carlton House led home a field of six to take the Dante Stakes at York yesterday.