Jackson Mansell is a writer based in Melbourne, Australia. He focuses on sports journalism, particularly in cricket and basketball. His work has been featured in The Inner Sanctum and The Roar, where he covers a range of topics including player analysis, team performances, and game previews.
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Jackson Mansell is heavily focused on sports, particularly basketball and cricket. His coverage revolves around event highlights and player/team performances, indicating a preference for stories related to ongoing sports events, match recaps, or in-depth analyses of players' contributions.
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By: Jackson Mansell
The Adelaide 36ers have re-signed interim coach Scott Ninnis for a further two years after an improved finish to NBL24.
In her first season in the WNBL, Melbourne Boomers guard Jordin Canada has won the league MVP, taking home the Suzy Batkovic Medal.
Cam Green's second Test century helped Australia to a respectable total of 9/279 on the opening day of their first Test against New Zealand.
By: Jackson Mansell
A Jordon Crawford masterclass sees the Tasmania JackJumpers reach the pinnacle of the NBL for the first time in their short history.
After a disastrous first half of the season, Scott Ninnis reignited the Adelaide 36ers. Will they break their playoff drought in 2025?
By: Jackson Mansell
Crippling droughts are hanging over the heads of these two teams, with this series the best chance for either team to break their playoff duck.
The Miami Heat has been a bogey side for the Boston Celtics in recent years. Will a stronger Celtics outfit finally get their revenge?
By: Jackson Mansell
For the third time in five seasons, the LA Clippers and Dallas Mavericks will compete in the first round of the NBA playoffs.
A-League Women’s All Stars head coach Joe Montemurro is hoping his side can embrace the landmark opportunity which will be presented to them tonight.
Arsenal have proven why they are one of the best sides in women's football after a 1-0 win over the A-League Women's All Stars at Marvel Stadium tonight.
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