It’s been part of cricket’s journey to higher honours since 1926, and once again the state’s top under-21 talents are itching to raise the coveted Poidevin-Gray Shield.
It’s the coastal hideaway linked to some of the biggest names in women’s rugby league. Now, after three years on the scrap heap, the Tigerlillies are back.
He’s the unknown winger who threw all his eggs in the one basket to follow his NRL dream. That was eight months ago, now Jeshua Maa-Nelson is making waves across western Sydney.
