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Stokes boasts England can 'change a game in the blink of an eye'
England captain Ben Stokes says he is not worried about his squad’s lack of experience in Australia, adamant the players at his disposal can win the men’s Ashes series. Source link
The Ashes build-up has been predictable. The cricket will be anything but
The build-up to this Ashes series has been long and often painful, but will quickly be forgotten when the first bowl is bowled and all hell breaks loose today. Source link
As stadium vote nears, how much will Tasmanians actually be paying?
There are many questions still to be answered when it comes to how the stadium will be paid for. Source link
Hurricanes extend WBBL lead with rain-affected win over Renegades
Hobart Hurricanes are five-from-five to start the WBBL season, after beating the Melbourne Renegades by six wickets in a rain-impacted match. Source link
Docklands to be ready for BBL as Renegades consider move away
The boss of Docklands Stadium insists a decision to pivot to entertainment events will not lead to lacklustre BBL pitches, as the Melbourne Renegades weigh up their future at the ground. Source link
Can Joe Root end his Australian century drought this Ashes series?
He’s one of the best batters in the world right now, but Joe Root is yet to score a century on Australian soil — can he finally end that drought this summer? Source link
Two debutants set to be named for Australia in first Ashes Test
Australia is set to blood two debutants in a Test for the first time since 2019 as the Ashes get underway in Perth on Friday. Source link
Kerr set to be fit for Matildas despite Chelsea omission
Sam Kerr will miss Chelsea’s Women’s Champions League match against Barcelona on Friday, just days after her club manager said she was likely to play. Source link
McLaren boss tips 'forlorn' Piastri to fight back in Las Vegas Grand Prix
Oscar Piastri is backed to regain form in the final three races of the F1 championship, despite the Australian trailing teammate Lando Norris on the drivers’ standings. Source link
These semi-pros are changing the face of international football
Although only semi-professional footballers, these players are helping reshape the face of the game for less-established football nations, while representing their heritage. Source link