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Michael Slater slams Australian PM amid India travel ban ANI 03 May 2021, 22:19 GMT+10 New Delhi [India], May 3 (ANI): Former Aussie batsman turned commentator Michael Slater on Monday lashed out at the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison amid the travel ban as coronavirus continues to rage in India. Morrison had last week announced a ban on passenger flights from India till May 15 and he also said that there would be no special privileges given to the Australian players in India. Slater, who was commentating in the ongoing IPL, accused the Australian PM of having "blood on his hands" an...

News by Stephen Drill Premium Content   A former Australian staffer is likely to be a key figure in Buckingham Palace's bullying probe into accusations made against the Duchess of Sussex. Samantha Cohen, a Queenslander who was seconded to work for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, was named in reports as a potential victim. However, there are no details about how the human resources inquiry will work, or if it will continue, following Meghan's claims she did not receive help from the same department because she was not a paid employee. The Duchess of Su...

Whatmore (right) will join as the Baroda Ranji coach in the upcoming cricketing season Vadodara: Former Aussie cricketer Dav Whatmore is set to return as coach for the Baroda team. Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) president, Pranav Amin, said that Whatmore will join the association as coach of the Ranji team in the upcoming cricketing season. “We had roped him in last season but he couldn’t fly down to India due to some visa issues. Whatmore contacted us and informed us about his decision about joining Nepal’s cricket team as coach,” Amin told TOI. “But Whatmore had said he will jo...

Sam Groth. (Getty) "So, all the little things you lose. You can do as much as you want in your room, but you can't replicate being on a tennis court – that muscle memory you get from hitting balls. The tendons, the joints – how all that feels. "In terms of quarantine, everyone had to do it, it's a level playing field. Maybe the Aussies have a slight advantage – they didn't have to go into hotel quarantine, most of them." Groth also declared that since every player took to the court during the Melbourne Summer series prior to the Australian Open, the "opportunity to play" and warm-up was...