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Twenty20 Thrill Seekers
On Friday Night you all trekked far and wide to see Australia win their first in three attempts in this format over Pakistan, the reigning world champions, and provide encouragement ahead of the next World Twenty20 in the Caribbean starting in April. ... Full story -
SKTR ANNOUNCES THE WINNER OF THE HOTTEST BODIES OF SPORT COMPETITION...
Drum roll... After many long, gruelling hours of counting your votes, we have a winner for 2010 Hottest Bodies Of Sport Competition. And the winner is... KELLY SLATER The ... ... Full story -
SKTR ROLLS OUT THE PURPLE CARPET AT THE MCG
She Knows The Rules is inviting sports fashionistas – male and female - to enjoy a fun day at the cricket KFC’s Twenty20 International Series ... ... Full story -
Cricket Mayhem. Ball Tampering by the Pakistan Captain
When Pakistani captain Shahid Afridi bit the ball on Sunday night the crowd was shocked and dismayed. ... Full story -
SKTR LATEST NEWS UPDATE
Here is all the latest news from SKTR HQ. It is all happening in sport at the moment with the Australian Open near the Quarter Finals, Cricket season in full swing and the Vancouver Winter Olympics beginning in two weeks read on for all the latest updates. ... Full story -
WIN A DOUBLE PASS TO THE MOVIE PREMIERE 'PRECIOUS'
Enter here for your chance to win one of 25 double passes to the movie premiere “Precious’ ... Full story -
LATEST NEWS AT THE AUSTRALIAN OPEN
Stay up to date with Australian Open latest news at SKTR. On Day Two there has already been tears, joy, defeat and success. Read below to find out who has already been eliminated in Round One. ... Full story -
Megan Hustwaite: Big, big, big Bash
There’s a new star attraction in Melbourne this summer. It’s hot, thrilling and quick but very memorable. Yes ladies, I’m talking about the KFC Twenty20 Big Bash. It’s so hot right now, didn’t you know? ... Full story -
Thurston is hot in demand, Hilditch give a wake-up call, Hewitt wants to be fit
It was reported by the Daily Telegraph that Jonathon Thurston’s camp fielded an approach from a senior Australian rugby figure on behalf of the Rebels ... ... Full story
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Fast Fact
Most cricket grounds have the pitch running north to south. This is so the setting sun doesn’t get in the batsmen’s eyes.
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