Has a new rule changed a game more than the addition of the 3 point line changed basketball?
Some interesting history in this short article - https://t.co/WLw8Taq8Ld #NBA#basketball@NBA@ESPNNBA@BleacherReport
Ball of the Century
#OnThisDay in 1993, Shane Warne bowled his first ball in England and that turned out to be the Ball of the Century.
It drifted lazily onto leg stump, then spat back a yard or two and clipped the top of off.
The famous picture of Ian Healy aahing and Gatting oohing tells the story perfectly.
The idea. The stroke of paint. Bird. Curry. Analytics.
Initially viewed sceptically, the 3-point line changed basketball forever – and the athletes who play it.
Via @VornC and @HartleyTC#NBA#NBAFinals
https://t.co/ug0U6ZbmET
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More matches, smaller nations, significant rule changes – the 2026 World Cup will be vastly different to the 1994 version in the US.
Via Steve Georgakis @Sydney_Uni@SydneyUni_Media#WorldCup#FIFAWorldCup
https://t.co/7MNuWSYOMM
Victoria Park is a large, state heritage-listed green space and is probably the most significant Indigenous site in Brisbane.
Here's why many are opposed to the Brisbane 2032 Olympic stadium development.
https://t.co/Xy1sEnIAR1
IPL showcases innovation at the highest level—but the roots of cricket innovation go way back.
Bradman adapting his method during a rain-affected spell is a fascinating early case.
https://t.co/wSEjlNJfoO
@cricketaakash@ESPNcricinfo#Cricket
Ahead of the @IPL final, how did cricket come to embrace short-form cricket?
It was sparked by Melbourne’s oft-criticised weather, some worried bean-counters and a bright idea in 1971.
Via @VornC and Tom Hartley @UTAS_#Sportsbiz#iplseason2026#IPL
https://t.co/0WO6GoMyZX
THE 1994 WORLD CUP HELPED RESCUE ‘THE BEAUTIFUL GAME’ FROM MEDIOCRITY. ON ITS RETURN TO THE US, EXPECT MORE OF THAT BEAUTY
By Cesar R. Torres, Associate Professor of Kinesiology and Philosophy, Penn State
https://t.co/dS2Fllak9l
The second article of our Game Changer series looking at little-known moments that changed sports history:
How an obscure Belgian soccer player arguably made a bigger mark on the world game than stars like Maradona and Ronaldo.
Via @rowe_david
https://t.co/Fx7YKg3jSo
"The 2026 World Cup is likely to reveal a deep ethical poverty at the heart of ‘the world game’ thanks to two leaders who have much in common."
Via @rowe_david@westernsydneyu
https://t.co/ktVfgE76sE
The @NRL today is almost unrecognisable to rugby league’s early days. A key reason is the controversial move away from unlimited tackles.
The first of our Game Changers series, via @vonstalhein#NRL#Origin
https://t.co/Sc19h8E5Lq
I'm forever fascinated by the yips in sport. A lot of fans/journalists use the term incorrectly – it's not just choking under pressure.
Via @CMesagno
https://t.co/kNdziYzt9K