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Mercedes driver George Russell has said that he feels confident that his team will be able to catch up to Red Bull and Ferrari this season, and potentially even overtake them, whilst also saying he’s aware it could go the other way.
Alpine driver Fernando Alonso says that his team deserves to be higher than where they are in the standings and that he is pleased with the car’s performance so far after the first two races of the Formula 1 season.
Here is your round-up of the latest rugby news for Wednesday, April 6.
SYDNEY : New Zealand's referees chief Bryce Lawrence believes the rash of red cards in the seventh round of Super Rugby was a "one-off" and the average over the season is likely to be no higher than in previous years.
MELBOURNE : Australian Grand Prix organisers will hope the days of single-lane racing at Albert Park are over as they unveil long-awaited changes to Melbourne's lakeside circuit this week.
Former Pakistan skipper Salman Butt was not impressed with the team's batting following their defeat to Australia in the one-off T20I at the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore on Tuesday. After skipper Babar Azam gave Pakistan a bright start, the middle-order batters failed to take the team to a big total. Butt feels that Pakistan do not have players who can provide stability in the middle-order, saying that the players don't know how to craft their innings according to the need of the team.
The Australian team ended its historic tour of Pakistan on a high by winning the one-off T20 encounter three wickets as Aaron Finch's side chased down the target of 163 runs with 5 balls to spare. Pakistan were put into bat by the Australians and it was the familiar pair of Mohammad Rizwan and captain Babar Azam that gave the hosts a rollicking start as they hit a flurry of boundaries in the powerplay.
Ruesha Littlejohn has been around the Republic of Ireland set-up long enough to know the lows aren't worth dwelling on, and the highs are to be treasured.