Jon Pierik is a sports journalist at The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald. He covers AFL and cricket, with a strong focus on competitive sports and their broader implications, including social issues and racial injustice. Jon's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, WAtoday, Brisbane Times, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Melbourne, Australia (Local)
Not enough data
Jon Pierik's primary focus is on sports, particularly Australian Rules Football (AFL) and its related events. His coverage heavily revolves around event coverage and breaking news within the local context of Australia, New South Wales, and Sydney.
When reaching out to Jon Pierik, consider offering insights or exclusive information related to Australian Rules Football events, breaking news in the AFL world, or any developments involving sports personalities from these regions. Additionally, providing analysis on trade rumors or updates on injuries within the AFL would likely capture his attention due to his interest in breaking news stories concerning this sport.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Jon Pierik
Australia, with Steve Smith dismissed, are chasing 204 for victory against Pakistan in the opening one-day international at the MCG. Meanwhile, David Warner says he still open to a Test recall, but has delivered his verdict on who should open the batting against India.
By: Daniel Brettig, Jon Pierik
Australia, chasing 204, have limped to a two-wicket victory over Pakistan in the opening one-day international at the MCG. Meanwhile, David Warner says he still open to a Test recall, but has delivered his verdict on who should open the batting against India.
By: Daniel Brettig, Jon Pierik
Australia, chasing 204, have limped to a two-wicket victory over Pakistan in the opening one-day international at the MCG. Meanwhile, David Warner says he still open to a Test recall, but has delivered his verdict on who should open the batting against India.
By: Jon Pierik, Roy Ward
By: Jon Pierik, Roy Ward
Two Test top-order batsmen stunningly fell without scoring in Australia A’s second innings at the MCG on Saturday.
By: Jon Pierik, Greg Baum
By: Jon Pierik
Combative India coach Gautam Gambhir has taken a swipe at Ricky Ponting as the form of struggling batting kingpins Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma come into focus ahead of their five-Test series with Australia.
The full 2025 AFL fixture will be released today. Check here to see how it affects your team.
(833) 317-6278 
