Sorry Warner, you're no Warnie
Greg Baum The merest defence that can be made of Dave Warner is that he was not the most disgracefully behaved Australian male this week.
Football
Socceroos in Kruse control
Greg Baum Tonight, the Socceroos looked back, and heard an echo, and forward, and heard a call, and felt nothing but rapture.
Socceroos in Kruse control
Greg Baum Last night, the Socceroos looked back, and heard an echo, and forward, and heard a call, and felt nothing but rapture.
Cricket
Common sense the loser in this tirade
Greg Baum Social media, unfortunately, seems to be the province of orphans.
Horse Racing
Racing, and its familiar faces, can't afford nod-and-wink image
Greg Baum Of course, Tom Waterhouse must be allowed the presumption of innocence.
Horse Racing
The back of Black
Greg Baum As on the first day of her career, so on the last, and every day between: Black Caviar was ahead of them all.
Racing
Everywhere bookie unable to lie low in this scandal
Greg Baum Of course, Tom Waterhouse must be allowed the presumption of innocence. But, and this is his own doing, he cannot be granted the blessing due divinely to the meek.
Golf
In Australian pantheon, Scott's first among equals
Greg Baum So Adam Scott is inducted into the pantheon. But where to seat him? Even before darkness had settled on rainy Augusta, this matter of protocol was an agenda item at impromptu 19th holes all around...
Shining moment for ages
Greg Baum So Adam Scott is inducted into the pantheon. But where to seat him?
Cricket
India tour a shambles of highest order
Greg Baum Abysmal result demonstrates that Australia has lost control of its own cricket destiny.
Cricket
For the love of Boof
Greg Baum Coach Boof. Supercoach Boof. Linguistically, it doesn't work. The syntax is all wrong. But Darren Lehmann never did quite fit into a category.
Cricket
Punishment doesn't fit crime
Greg Baum Sport is not war, and a cricket team is not an army. Then why are they being treated as such?
Greg Baum
Indian wickets tricky, not sticky
Greg Baum From this hazy distance, it is hard to say whether or not the antbed Chennai pitch spooked the Australians in India. But it certainly spooked Australians in Australia.
Cricket
Let's just shut our eyes and think of England
Greg Baum If we shut our eyes, put our fingers in our ears, and hum loudly to ourselves, the India series eventually will go away. Immediately, there is no other viable tactic.
Greg Baum
Not sweating, crying at record run
Greg Baum Rarely in the annals of great Australian horse tales has there been movement at the station quite like this.
Black magic strikes again
Greg Baum RARELY before in the annals of great Australian horse tales has there been movement at the station quite like this.
Tennis
Peerless Federer knocks over another cocky challenger
Greg Baum The tournament sets them up, and one by one, Roger Federer knocks them down.
Tennis
Nation dares dream that Tomic has a way to run
Greg Baum The dwelling has begun again. Bernard Tomic made such a thumping start to the 2013 Australian Open on Tuesday night that the country will again dare to imagine he will still be there near the end.
Burn, baby, Bernie
Greg Baum Bernard Tomic made such a thumping start to the 2013 Australian Open on Tuesday night that the country again will dare to imagine that he will still be there somewhere near the end.
The pool ripple that made waves
Greg Baum It would have been simpler for everyone if the Stilnox six had been made to write 100 lines - 'I must not be a naughty boy' - and told that they could not go to the pool again until they had handed...
