Bulls stumble early at Bellerive

THE Queensland Bulls ensured Tasmania laboured all day to earn its Sheffield Shield triumph at Hobart's Bellerive Oval yesterday. Needing an almost impossible 446 for victory in 87 overs, the Bulls struggled from the first over, eventually finishing ...

When Tasmania last played Queensland in a Sheffield Shield game at Bellerive Oval it was over in five sessions. After the game, Tigers coach Tim Coyle threw his hands in the air and described his team's performance as "pathetic." Shortly after, he ...

No matter the outcome of this year's Sheffield Shield final at Bellerive Oval, Tasmania will be feeling a sense of loss at the match's conclusion. After eight seasons at the helm the Tigers' most successful coach by some margin, Tim Coyle, is ...

He wasn't Charlie Griffith. Warner might have thrown a few ugly names around but that's kids stuff compared the day an old colleague faced former West Indian tearaway Charlie Griffith in a corridor of a Perth hotel in the 1960s. The Sydney scribe ...

Hobart will not host a Test or ODI next summer for the first time in 25 years after Cricket Australia confirmed the schedule for its pared-back limited-overs fixtures against England. However, Bellerive Oval will hold one of three Twenty20 ...

Beaten midfielders Chris Cain and Adam Cockie praised the Black Swans in the wake of their stunning 17-point come-from-behind win against Victoria. West Australian Cockie, now playing for Sandringham, finished with a game-high 12 clearances as well ...

HOW would you like funding on Tasmania's recreational facilities to be spent? Maybe you think the state needs more grassrootse spending on things like playgrounds, parks and local sporting groups and events. Perhaps you want more spending on public ...

CLARENCE has lost top tall defender Jason Bailey for its TSL clash with North Launceston at Blundstone Arena tomorrow but coach Matthew Drury says that is not a problem. Drury believes North Launceston's mid-sized attack means his backline will not ...

A Tasmanian father is leading a fight over alcohol and junk food advertising in major sport. Aaron Schultz has set up a grassroots organisation to fight it but it is already confronting opposition from some big corporate players. Mr Schultz says he ...