Andy Bull

The New Zealander was the right man to take on the job of persuading a group of jaded senior players to play brilliant cricket, but may not suit a rebuild

Andy Bull at Wimbledon Who the hell taught Arthur Fery when to know when he's beaten? It's easier to kick nicotine than it is to make this kid quit.

British wildcard almost lost against Grigor Dimitrov but he has no quit in him and won his way deep into the second week of Wimbledon

Andy Bull at Wimbledon How about we all agree on Arthur's Seat? I'd love to claim it but the honour belongs to a quick-witted friend of a friend, the literary agent Geraldine Cooke.

Andy Bull at Hill Dickinson Stadium Suva's changed. I mean, I think Suva has changed. I've never covered one of Fiji's home games before.

The Nations Championship is a very 21st century sort of sports tournament, which is why the Pacific nation are playing on Merseyside not Suva

Andy Bull at Royal Birkdale There were three ways to get to play Royal Birkdale back when Tommy Fleetwood was a kid growing up in Southport.

Chatty American in his first Open likes English trains and, despite a second-round blip, likes the links too

Andy Bull at Royal Birkdale Did you hear the one about the kid from Tampa who won the Open in his very first week playing the links?

Andy Bull at Royal Birkdale Whip, crack, whoosh, Bryson DeChambeau's opening shot flies into the distance, pitches, skips, and tumbles into the rough left of the fairway.