Australia has announced the establishment of a National Rugby League (NRL) team in Western Australia (WA), with the state government investing A$65m (£31m; $42m) over seven years to support the new club, which will aim to compete in the NRL Premiership by 2027 or 2028. WA premier Roger Cook highlighted the positive impact on local sports fans, the economy, and job creation, emphasizing that all funding will remain in WA and the club will be locally chaired. This initiative aligns with the NRL’s efforts to expand its appeal, including hosting US exhibition matches and plans for a PNG team.
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Robinson and quicks earn NZ win over South Africa
Tim Robinson (75) and debutant Bevon Jacobs (44) led New Zealand to a 21-run victory over South Africa in a T20 match in Zimbabwe, recovering from 5-70 to post 173. South Africa was bowled out for 152, with Jacob Duffy and Matt Henry taking three wickets each, while Lhuan-dre Pretorius top-scored with 27. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: In a cricket match in Zimbabwe, Tim Robinson and Bevon Jacobs worked together to score...
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