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Cricket world furious over wide which costs James Vince century in Sixers thrashing of Scorchers 30 Jan, 2021 07:45 PM 5 minutes to read news.com.au The cricket world has come down hard on Perth Scorchers bowler Andrew Tye after he bowled a wide to finish the BBL Qualifier — and cost the Sydney Sixers' James Vince a chance at bringing up a century. The Scorchers were never really in the same game, despite hitting 6/167, as the Sixers reached the total one wicket down and with three overs remaining. Englishman Vince had led the way and was on 98, just short of the Sixers first ever century a...

Evans sent! Gades quick sends Canes crashing out of BBL|10 Melbourne quick claims five as wooden spooners complete stunning turnaround to cost Hobart a place in the final five Louis Cameronat the MCG 26 January 2021, 05:39 PM AEST Young Renegades end Hobart's BBL|10 season The match in a tweet: Zak Evans leads spirited Gades fightback, ending Hurricanes' season in stunning fashion in major #BBL10 boilover The score: Melbourne Renegades 5-150 (Webster 53*, Harvey 40; Meredith 3-22 ) defeated the Hobart Hurricanes 9-139 (Evans 5-33; Malan 33) by 11 runs The points: Hurricanes 1, Renegades 3 Th...

Heat spin into first Bash Finals for four years Labuschagne the all-round hero as Brisbane survive nail-biting late scare to down Scorchers by six runs in Adelaide Andrew Ramseyat Adelaide Oval 26 January 2021, 12:05 PM AEST Heat advance to BBL Finals with thrilling win over Scorchers The match in a tweet: Heat run hot to steal a finals berth with a six-run win despite a last-gasp effort from Mitchell Marsh that saw the first game of today's BBL|10 triple-header decided on the final delivery. The score: Brisbane Heat 7-181 (Lynn 51, Labuschagne 46; Tye 2-23) beat Perth Scorchers 6-175 (Marsh...

Let’s bring the nation with us January 23, 2021 — 12.05am Save Normal text size Credit: Stop the nonsense and call Australia Day “Australians Day”. Give us all an opportunity to celebrate the fact that we all live in the best country in the world. It is a fact that Aboriginal people were the first in our country, non-Aborigines developed it and migrants gave it a wonderful multicultural flavour. John Langrehr, Leabrook (SA) I despair that our government simply does not comprehend the massive insult the current Australia Day “celebration” drives into the heart...

Parkin, a Quandamooka man whose customary home turf is North Stradbroke island, says the debate is “important to people and we can’t wish it away” but that it will remain “until we deal with it in a real and substantive way”. That, he says, will require the country to “reimagine itself with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, heritage and cultures at the core of a much fuller national identity”. Advertisement Others take the approach of IndigenousX media group chief executive Luke Pearson, who was originally a driving force behind the “Change the Date” movement on ...