Sporting pictures of the Week :- 17 April
Take that racism. Arsenal players taking a knee in Prague before going on to thrash their opponents. The 2021 Masters. Hideki Matsuyama’s caddie Shota Hayafuji removing his hat and bowing[…]
Category: Olympics
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 18 October
There is nothing like a close set cricket field; this week in the Sheffield Shield. So good it needs another angle. Of all the crossover sports out there who saw[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 3 October
COVID Corner. The Denver Broncos doing a Southpark themed crowd thing. We haven’t heard much from Gritty recently, but he gets it. Even this guy gets it #WARNEING. The French[…]
Sporting pictures of the Week :- 19 July
The Solidarity Cup in South Africa. Three-way cricket or something. And face masks to make it look even more ridiculous. In England cricket is also slowly coming back, with a[…]
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Should cricket be at the Olympics?
By Harbour Heather NO. That was almost it. This piece was very nearly one word long. While the entre world, including the sporting one, has been on lockdown, there has[…]
The Five Year Cycle
By Harbour Heather The last few days have seen the retirement of Eddie Dawkins, one third of our successful men’s sprint cycling trio. For years, Dawkins, Sam Webster and Ethan[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 20 April
World Darts Champion Peter Wright making a statement few would disagree with. But let’s make some money out of this; here’s a NBA Wizards face mask for only SUS50. Athletes[…]
Lockdown Recommendations: Watch
We’re a dozen days into lockdown, and you may have exhausted some of your go-to entertainment options. The SportsFreak crew have got you covered with suggestions from across the sporting[…]
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Sporting pictures of the Week :- 10 January
The New Zealand cricket tour of Australia 2019/20 in one photo. With the side ravaged by injuries and illness the subs prepare to field. No tension in that photo. None[…]
Sir Peter Snell- Iconic NZ Sum of Many Parts
By Paul Montague When we farewelled Sir Peter Snell, we weren’t of course saying goodbye to just a good athlete, but a legendary one. And Snell was certainly Track and Field’s gain.[…]
