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Richmond coach Damien Hardwick has explained why tall defender Ben Miller was substituted in the final quarter of the Tigers’ crucial draw with Fremantle. Key points: Tigers defender Ben Miller was medically substituted at the end of the game with Fremantle Reports differ as to why Miller was left out of the game, with Damien Hardwick saying it was a calf injury A player may only be substituted if he is reasonably determined as medically unfit to participate in any match for at least the next 12 days With Richmond leading by one goal after 16 minutes of play in the final quarter, Miller came on to the bench and was medically out of the game for the smaller, faster Maurice Rioli. A minute later, Fremantle equalized through Bailey Banfield’s goal, which led to the first draw of the 2022 AFL season. The substitution raised eyebrows, with Miller not appearing to suffer any visible injury. A medical substitute rule is in place ahead of the 2021 season, with doctors supposed to de...

NASA has released more images of the galaxy thousands of light years away, captured by their James Webb Space Telescope. And that raises a lot of questions: Will we discover new planets? What would you see from inside one of these galaxies? How big are these pictures really? In an effort to unravel the latest discoveries in our cosmos, we ask you to ask the experts your burning questions. Here’s a bit of what we learned (you can follow the full Q&A here): These galaxies don’t look like this anymore… and may not even exist The first images were released from the James Webb Space Telescope. ( Provided: NASA ) “If the images are billions of years old, can you presume that some of the ‘bodies’ we see don’t exist today? They may look like lots of stars but they are images of the past, if you know what I mean. What’s really there now.” – Nigel Astrophysicist Robin Cook from the University of Western Australia said “abs...

“Quite disappointing that after almost 2 hours of playing in my quarter-finals that’s the first question journalists choose to ask me, and never ask anything related to the game,” he wrote on Twitter. “It’s good to see headlines about it now. Do better.” Tomljanovic will be looking to translate successive Wimbledon quarter-final successes into deeper runs in the majors, adopting a half-cup view. It was a likely case as Tomljanovic had the upper hand against Rybakina before the Kazakh found his groove at a critical point 2-2 in the second set. From there, Russian-born Rybakina won seven games in a row as Tomljanovic, suddenly trailing behind, had to settle for only winning individual points. Load As Rybakina gained grip on the match and marched on to victory, Croatia-born Tomljanovic put up a late fightback, gallantly breaking her opponent 5-1 down, but the damage was done. “That’s gone too far. I mean, that 3-5 game [when Rybakina was serving ...