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Jacob Kuriype

Jacob Kuriype

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Chief of Production, CODE Sports

Sydney

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Cricket ice hockey...just ask baseball football

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Total articles 860

  • He lived in a tent selling street food, now he’s cricket’s next superstar

    By Jacob Kuriype Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified As thin as a rake and as strong as an ox, Yashasvi Jaiswal is the most aggressive opener to come out of India since Virender Sehwag and the country’s most exciting batter since Virat Kohli. And even within the diverse tapestry of tales that make up the history of Indian cricket, Jaiswal’s story is remarkable. The son of a shopkeeper in India’s rural north, Jaiswal left home for Mumbai as an 11-year-old to chase his cricketing dream. He’d initially find work and shelter at a dairy.

    By Jacob Kuriype Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Nov. 11, 2024

  • F1 Mexico Grand Prix 2024: updates, results, how to watch in Australia

    By Julian Linden Verified, Jacob Kuriype Verified| CODE Sports Verified Oscar Piastri will start today’s Mexican Grand Prix (7am AEDT) from near the back of the grid following a “poor mistake” as Max Verstappen and Lando Norris set up the prospect of another spectacular duel. Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz snatched pole position with a flying lap time of 1:15.946 on Sunday (AEDT). Follow the action in our live blog below!Originally published as F1 Mexico Grand Prix 2024 live updates and results

    By Julian Linden Verified, Jacob Kuriype Verified · CODE Sports

    Oct. 27, 2024

  • He lived in a tent selling street food, now he’s cricket’s next superstar

    By Jacob Kuriype Verified| Townsville Bulletin Verified As thin as a rake and as strong as an ox, Yashasvi Jaiswal is the most aggressive opener to come out of India since Virender Sehwag and the country’s most exciting batter since Virat Kohli. And even within the diverse tapestry of tales that make up the history of Indian cricket, Jaiswal’s story is remarkable. The son of a shopkeeper in India’s rural north, Jaiswal left home for Mumbai as an 11-year-old to chase his cricketing dream. He’d initially find work and shelter at a dairy.

    By Jacob Kuriype Verified · Townsville Bulletin

    Nov. 11, 2024

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CODE Sports

CodeSports is as passionate about sharing the best sports stories as you are about your team. We offer perspectives that go beyond the game. We are pure journalism, accessible online and via our customisable app. Our comprehensive coverage is sourced from an award-winning stable of CodeSports journalists and a global network of contributors, including Steve Smith, Nat Medhurst and Christian Welch. We provide content from News Corp Australia newspapers, The Times of London, The Wall Street Journal and other outlets. We offer unparalleled statistical analysis of Australia's two major football codes, Super Netball, cricket and other sports, live stats and scores via our in-depth match centre, Supercoach Plus access and more. See what we're about by signing up for our introductory offer ($1 for your first month). Connect with us on Twitter (@codesportsau), Facebook (facebook.com/codesportsau), Instagram (@codesportsau) and TikTok (@codesportsau).

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