The road back to sport after pregnancy
Better help is now available for women.
Better help is now available for women.
Goodwood FC has pioneered the change.
The Wallabies team has been struggling recently.
Better help is now available for women.
Goodwood FC has pioneered the change.
The Wallabies team has been struggling recently.
In perhaps the most important group match of the Cricket World Cup so far, Ben Waterworth believes a confident Sri Lankan side – spurred on by a vocal home crowd – should be too good for Australia.
Only four teams remain in the NAB Cup and Ben Waterworth believes the in-form Bombers have enough momentum to upset the Saints in the first semi-final tonight.
Essendon fans are very excited about their team’s 2011 chances. But as Ben Waterworth explains in his column ‘From the Grandstand’, they need to calm down.
NBA star Carmelo Anthony has just signed a multi-million dollar contract to play with New York and Liam Quinn believes the epic signing is exactly what the Knicks need.
Brisbane has started the 2011 AFL season disastrously. But as Ben Waterworth explains in his new weekly column ‘From the grandstand’, the worst is yet to come for coach Michael Voss and his team.
On Monday Australia plays Zimbabwe in their first match in this year’s Cricket World Cup. Ben Waterworth considers the Aussies tournament prospects four years after they last emerged victorious.
Ben Waterworth breaks down this iconic US sporting event that attracts a viewing crowd 40 times that of the AFL Grand Final.
Can South Australia topple New South Wales to make it two on the trot in Saturday’s Twenty20 Big Bash final? Ben Waterworth previews the match, which will be held at the Adelaide Oval.
Despite another early exit from the Australian Open, Lleyton Hewitt again displayed the qualities that both endear and ostracise his fans. Evan Harding takes a look at the dichomtomy.
In a thrilling opening to the limited-overs series, the hosts came up just short against the reigning World Twenty20 champions. Can the Aussies level the score at 1-1? Ben Waterworth previews the upcoming contest at the MCG.
After the Ashes defeat, can a revised Australian side bounce back in tomorrow’s Twenty20 match? Ben Waterworth gives his two cents.
With another crushing of the Australians in Melbourne, England ensured they would at least retain the Ashes. The tourists now look to close out a series victory, while the Aussies look to retain some pride with one eye on the future. Ben Waterworth previews the Fifth Test from the SCG.
While it’s inevitable that many of us are focussing on the problems facing the Australian cricket team, it’s England’s incredible achievements on the field that are the real story of the current Ashes series, says Ben Waterworth.
In upstart’s final post for 2010, Ben Waterworth previews the Twenty20 cricket summer spectacle. And after the 4th Test, this could turn out to be the diversion we all so badly need. Happy New Year everyone.
After a dramatic reversal of fortune in the Third Test, the Aussies are back in the running for the Ashes series. But can they maintain their momentum in the Fourth Test showdown at the MCG? Ben Waterworth weighs up their chances.
It’s been a torrid test series for Australia, but Ben Waterworth thinks the home side can turn the tables on the English when the contest resumes in Perth today.
The A-League’s first derby was a classic, but will the return bout be as exciting and dramatic as the original? John Takemura previews a match that will go a long way towards determining each team’s finals hopes.
Is either side capable of taking enough wickets to make the Second Test anything but a draw? Ben Waterworth previews part two of the Ashes showdown.
The world’s foremost series of test cricket has returned to Australian soil, but, unlike many recent editions, it is the hosts with major question marks hanging over their heads. Ben Waterworth previews the opening salvo in Australia’s quest to regain the urn.
Can racing’s greatest nine year-old horse make it a fourth Sandown Classic in a row? With his brolly and binoculars at the ready, Ben Asgari previews the final day of the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival.