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Josh Inglis’ record-breaking century powers Australia towards another thumping Scottish win
Wicketkeeper Josh Inglis has blasted the fastest century by an Australian in T20 internationals as the tourists secured a series victory over Scotland in Edinburgh on Friday. The 29-year-old reached triple figures in 43 deliveries as Australia manufactured a 70-run victory at The Grange, taking an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series. The previous...
Scottish spinner Mark Watt controversially denied wicket after Josh Inglis’ late withdrawal
Scotland spinner Mark Watt was controversially denied a wicket when Australian wicketkeeper Josh Inglis belatedly withdrew from a delivery during the first T20I at The Grange in Edinburgh on Wednesday. Australia was 2-113 in the seventh over when Watt produced his trademark 24-yard delivery, nicknamed the ‘long ball’, where he releases the ball well behind...
‘Always be missed’: Marsh denies big Aussie ‘reset’ despite gaping Warner void
Australian captain Mitch Marsh denies the T20 team is going through a “reset” after the failed World Cup campaign and says the three-game series against Scotland is more about “opportunity” for the incoming generation of white-ball stars. Marsh said the team for Wednesday night’s opening match at The Grange in Edinburgh was locked in but...
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‘They’ve improved a hell of a lot’: Scotland eager to prove full-member credentials after T20 World Cup heartbreak
It has been more than a decade since the Australian men’s cricket team visited Scotland, facing the hosts in a one-off ODI in Edinburgh in 2013. Australia, featuring the likes of Shane Watson, Adam Voges and Clint McKay, cruised towards a 200-run victory in the Scottish capital, with openers Aaron Finch and Shaun Marsh cracking...
‘Don’t want that feeling ever again’: The ‘slump’ driving Aussie to new high after Djoker stunner
There was a moment at the Australian Open two years ago where Alexei Popyrin took a small but significant step towards becoming the player capable of beating Novak Djokovic on the world’s biggest stadium court. Just two months after despairing when beaten in a Challenger tournament in France as his ranking dipped into the 130s,...
Sinner snuffs out hopes of another Aussie stunner with a saintly US Open performance
Just over 16 hours after Alexei Popyrin ousted a legend on Arthur Ashe Stadium, fellow Australian Chris O’Connell fell short in his bid to further rock the US Open to the core on Saturday. Carlos Alcaraz had been stunned by Botic van de Zandschulp in New York on Thursday night. Popyrin knocked out Novak Djokovic...
Djokovic’s big call on Australian Popyrin as Serbian superstar opens up on ‘worst ever’ serving display
Novak Djokovic has lamented the most awful serving performance of his career but made a significant point when quizzed as to whether his US Open conqueror Alexei Popyrin could now consider himself a legitimate contender to win the title in New York. The defending champion and winner of 24 major titles was initially puzzled before...
Aussie sprint phenom Gout Gout records PB in blistering medal statement at world champs
Teenage Aussie sprint sensation Gout Gout is already learning how to deal with “going viral” after his latest run drew fresh comparisons to Jamaican legend Usain Bolt. The 16-year-old Queenslander blitzed his field in a 200m heat at the world under-20 championships in Lima, Peru to grab more worldwide attention. Watch selected NRL, AFL, SSN...
AUSSIE SHOCK! Popy stuns Djoker in 18-yr first to seal dramatic US Open upset
With a performance borne of a belief he could match wits with the most successful man tennis has seen, Alexei Popyrin dethroned defending US Open champion Novak Djokovic with a delivery both masterful and courageous on Arthur Ashe Stadium. In a match played in prime-time across the United States, the Australian produced a quality of...
‘Sounds crazy’: How a broken leg couldn’t stop star ahead of bid for gold redemption
Jaryd Clifford looks back now and questions his sanity when, not for the first time in his athletic career, ambition overrode the counsel of friends, family and his own brain. The Australian Paralympian, who will compete in the 1500m T13 and 5000m T13 in Paris, was readying himself to run in the World Championships in...