This week on CODE Words: Why did the Australian cricketers want to move on from former coach Justin Langer? Adam and Georgie dissect the Simon Goodwin saga and CODE’s Lachlan McKirdy talks all things Winter Olympics.
The Socceroos are paying the price of Australian football’s disunity and short-sightedness over many years, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
It began with the Novak Djokovic debacle but ended with glory. In between, there was drama aplenty. ADAM PEACOCK tackles the Australian Open’s biggest talking points.
Matt Graham has drawn on the wisdom of one of Australian sport’s most mysterious figures plus his own tough-as-nails courage to reach a third Winter Olympics, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
For the Matildas, 2021 was about building. And 2022? It’s about winning, writes KYAH SIMON, as the Asian Cup enters its business end 12 years on from Australia’s last triumph.
Australia rejoices as the contrasting styles of Ash Barty and Nick Kyrgios-Thanasi Kokkinakis electrifying the Open, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
Daniil Medvedev is locked in an ongoing battle for self-control, and it will go a long way towards defining his legacy, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
Jannik Sinner hails from one of the calmer, more picturesque places on earth. But as Melbourne melts in typical 35 degree days, a new force is fast scaling the heights of world tennis, writes ADAM PEACOCK.
In the late 90s, Carlos Moya’s reign as the best tennis player in Spain looked like it would be a long one. Until he met a shy, quiet, 12-year-old kid called Rafael Nadal.
It‘s worked for Lendl, Federer and Rafter. Here’s why Tony Roche’s old-school methods are working for Alex de Minaur too, writes ADAM PEACOCK.