Glenn Maxwell is on the nose, big time. But like a Hollywood actor whose career has hit the skids, he’s not beyond redemption. If he can put together a solid comeback strategy, he has the chance to turn things around both on and off the field. Given Maxwell’s taste for the limelight, he could do worse than…
Read More Glenn Maxwell is Having a Hollywood MeltdownThis week on the IH Show, Higgins and Edwards discuss all things cricket, including: The early report card on new Test captain Steve Smith The decline of sporting dynasties – and how this generation thrives on change, whether it be iPhones, careers, or relationships How new sporting coaches are similar to CEOs, setting overly ambitious five-year…
Read More The Ian Higgins Show featuring TPA’s Dave J. EdwardsEach summer, as the Channel 9 cricket theme song lures us to our screens like sailors to sirens, we are reminded what is the greatest achievement in this land: to play in the Australian cricket team. We cheer, praise and lionise these few men to the point of apotheosis, but little thought is given to how…
Read More How to Become a Professional CricketerOn behalf of The Public Apology, I’d like to wish all our valued readers the very best for a Merry Christmas and a warm and prosperous 2015. I’m absolutely rapt to be leading this team of talented wordsmiths into yet another exciting year full of challenges and possibilities. My original buyer’s remorse upon impulsively spending $50 on a domain name in…
Read More A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year To All Our Valued ReadersI am not married. I am certainly not married to any sport, but if I had to, I would say Rugby Union has been my longest serving, most faithful partner. We’ve have some great times, me and Union. A few premierships, more than a few broken bones and misplaced joints, and a couple of World…
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