The two ways of winning
The beauty of the beautiful game now lies in the argument between two ideologies
The beauty of the beautiful game now lies in the argument between two ideologies
Rafael Nadal, even more than most sportsmen, is two different people. And one of them looks hounded
An indestructible athlete, Rafael Nadal is also deeply vulnerable
If the 10,000-hours theory were all it’s cracked up to be, there would have been 10,000 Steffi Grafs
If the 10,000-hours theory were all it’s cracked up to be, mightn’t there have been 10,000 Steffi Grafs?
When you’re 14, wet, cold and in the middle of the Alaskan wilderness, only one thing can help. Anthony Doerr recalls a transporting moment
How many players do you need to make a winning side? Not as many as we thought
The Australian empire has declined and fallen. It has turned not to Ashes, but to charm
The statisticians are at the gate. But can numbers ever make sense of something as fluid as football?
