With the roar of Bulldogs fans still ringing across the Las Vegas strip, the NRL’s most recent international foray has been declared an outstanding success. Over 45,000 fans poured into Allegiant Stadium, as the greatest game of all cut itself a healthy slice of the enormous U.S sports market pie. Just three years into Peter … Continue reading NRL set to rule the world
What has become abundantly clear is that two innings per team is not nearly enough to occupy the five days that these Test venues are being booked for.
It may have taken 15 days to complete, but Indian cricket can finally celebrate the sweetest of limited overs revenge against bitter rivals Australia. With visiting captain Matthew Wade left swinging in vain at short pitched deliveries which would have been waist-high to most batters, India claimed victory in the fifth and final T20 International. … Continue reading India back on top of cricketing world
The hallowed turf of Lord’s has been sullied, perhaps forever, by the actions of Australia’s cricketers on Day 5 of the second Ashes Test. With England in the middle of another enthralling run chase, wicketkeeper Alex Carey lobbed the ball at the stumps of Jonny Bairstow, just before he set off for his end-of-over, mid-pitch … Continue reading The day the spirit died
The Bulldogs have a nasty history of ugly grand stand altercations between their fans and just about anyone unlucky enough to be viewing the same game of rugby league. The time has come for the NRL to do something to alleviate this continuing and seemingly unsolvable problem.
Steve Hitstirrer's Insight 