Workload is up, wages are up, and severe injuries are up – rugby union can’t keep explaining away the number of absent players by saying it is the nature of the game. It never used to be
Caster Semenya and Dutee Chand will race at the Commonwealth Games in April but their fight for the right of hyperandrogenic athletes to compete is far from over
England’s victory at the MCG showed the difference between the Test and one-day teams, and where the priorities lie for players for whom the red-ball game is no longer the pinnacle
The dead rubbers were harder to enjoy but while English TV audiences were limited, the paying public in Australia lapped it up and the hosts will do likewise in 2019
The Winter Olympics, World Cup and Commonwealth Games will all have an unavoidable backdrop that reminds us again that all international sport is political
The ECB is an easy target after losing the Ashes but skewing the domestic game to produce more spinners and favour limited-overs cricket looks to have backfired
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