Paul Suttor is a Communications Manager with a focus on national sports coverage in Australia. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Roar, The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, and Cigalah Group. Paul's articles cover a range of sports, including cricket, rugby, and basketball, offering analysis and insights on current events and matches.
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Paul Suttor’s coverage heavily revolves around cricket, particularly the Australian team and Test cricket. He often provides event coverage and seeks expert commentary on player analysis and match outcomes.
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By: Paul Suttor
Welcome to the future of cricket. Twenty-over matches take way too long. Seven-Seven games are the future.
By: Paul Suttor
It's hard to be too critical of the Australian selectors for investing in youth after years of hanging on to fading veterans without refreshing the national squads.
By: Paul Suttor
Emerging quick Spencer Johnson starred with his first five-wicket haul as Australia's bowlers saved the batters' bacon in a helter-skelter T20I at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday night to seal their series win over Pakistan.
By: Paul Suttor
Nikola Jokic is far and away the best basketballer on the planet and he's started the NBA season in imperious form to remove any doubt about his status as the top dog.
By: Paul Suttor
Jasprit Bumrah is a world-class bowler. A self-taught superstar who has defied orthodoxy to rank alongside Australia's established trio as the best of the best quicks in cricket's global landscape.
By: Paul Suttor
Jake Fraser-McGurk's tantalising run of cameos is now a coaching problem more than a case of growing pains for a young prospect.
By: Paul Suttor
If you believe the spin that the Roosters put out, this is an NRL club with the highest standards that does not tolerate mediocrity.
By: Paul Suttor
Marnus Labuschagne should be worrying more about reversing his recent batting downturn than his bizarre plan to become a surprise weapon as a bouncer bowler.
By: Paul Suttor
Australia's batters entered the first Test with plenty of question marks and they are now exclamation points after a calamitous opening day of the first Test against India.
By: Paul Suttor
Australia are staring down the barrel of a first Test thrashing after failing to take a wicket on day two following their Friday capitulation at Optus Stadium.
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