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Wallabies veterans miss out as Les Kiss selects new face for Springboks Test
James O’Connor and Bernard Foley told to focus on Super Rugby
Harry McLaughlin-Phillips named for South Africa clash in Perth
Wallabies coach Les Kiss has praised the potential impact of veteran flyhalves James O’Connor and Bernard Foley, but called for them to play Super Rugby games before they will be considered for selection after elevating 22-year-old five eighth Harry McLaughlin-Phillips for the clash against South Africa in Perth in two weeks. newsbetting.cv
Ben Donaldson and Declan Meredith have retained their places in the squad following the series victory in Argentina, but the broken leg suffered by Carter Gordon created a place at No 10.
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Jayden Daniels Takes Blame For Diggs' Penalty
Following Washington's narrow defeat, Daniels admitted the mistake fell on him as the team's quarterback and captain. The 15-yard penalty after Diggs' touchdown forced the Commanders to settle for one point instead of attempting a 2-point conversion, impacting their strategy when they needed another two-point conversion to tie late in the game. Daniels' first touchdown pass of the season was nullified by the celebration infraction.
Sydney Sweeney under fire for ‘sexualising women’s sport’ in sports prediction ad
Actor appears naked in ad while mock playing various sports
‘A kick in the face,’ says Olympic champion swimmer Ariarne Titmus
Olympic athletes have come out in force to condemn a sports betting advert featuring actor Sydney Sweeney in various states of undress, while showcasing the real skill, strength and beauty of women’s sport.
The campaign, for US sports prediction market company Novig, depicts Sweeney in minimal to no clothing while she pretends to play several different sports.
Continue reading...Trey Hendrickson makes a big impact in his first game as a Raven
Trey Hendrickson signed a four-year, $112 million contract with the Ravens in March. After one game, he looks like he was worth the money.
Hendrickson didn't have any sacks today against the Colts, but he was a constant thorn in the side of Daniel Jones — and when rushing Jones, Hendrickson was constantly getting the better of Colts left tackle Bernhard Raimann.
According to NFL Next Gen Stats, Hendrickson matched up with Raimann on 21 pass rushes, and on eight of those, Hendrickson pressured Jones. That's a dominant performance for a defensive end against an offensive tackle.
When Hendrickson was on the field, the Ravens got pressure on Jones on 58.6 percent of his dropbacks, plus two sacks. When Hendrickson wasn't on the field, the Ravens only got pressure on Jones on 20 percent of his dropbacks, with no sacks.
The 2025 season, Hendrickson's last with the Bengals, was a down year for Hendrickson, who missed 10 games and recorded only four sacks. His first year with the Ravens is off to a great start.