Simon Smale is an Online Sports Producer for ABC Online, specializing in national sports coverage in Australia. With a focus on cricket, Simon provides analysis, updates, and insights into various sporting events, including the Boxing Day Test. His work has also been featured in Radiowise Productions.
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By: Simon Smale
When Wests Tigers and Parramatta Eels meet at Campbelltown on Friday night, they each face the ignominy of the NRL's wooden spoon with defeat. But where did that term come from, and what does it have to do with Cambridge University's Maths department?
The so-called spoon bowl is on between Wests Tigers and the Parramatta Eels, with the loser finishing bottom of the NRL ladder.
Following a historic performance at the Vuelta a España, Australia can justifiably call itself a cycling superpower.
In short: Grace Brown won the world time trial championship title for the first time in her career, having finished second the previous two years.
By: Simon Smale
Tyson Fury and boxing fans everywhere lamented another close call in the ongoing and fruitless quest for an all-British mega-fight between himself and Anthony Joshua, but there's still plenty to look forward to.
By: Simon Smale
Torrie Lewis ends her season at Athlos NYC, a women's only track event with $36k crowns for winners, record prize money, celebrity supporters and Grammy Award-winning artists.
The Wallabies came close to upsetting the All Blacks in Sydney last week. Now they head to Wellington for another chance to earn Bledisloe Cup respect, even if the trophy will elude them for a 23rd year in a row.
Cycling is, once more, in mourning. Champions are traditionally celebrated with rainbows at the world championships. This year's event will carry with it a pall of darkness instead.
There can be no doubt. Tadej Pogačar has cemented himself as the greatest of modern cyclists — and made a case for being the greatest of all time.
In short: Jaclyn Narracott, who won a surprise silver medal at the Beijing Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, announced her retirement.
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