Welcome to the latest episode of the DRN1 Sports Wrap, where we bring you the latest and greatest in the world of sports. First up we have news for a key WA paceman ahead of the One Day Final against South Australia. PLUS we're continuing our WAFL Pre-Season Series with an exclusive interview with Claremont Coach Ashley Prescott. Our news expert Juri Bilcich claims why the Redcliffe Dolphins first NRL win could be the start of something special for NRL in Queensland. We also have a review of the Bahrain F1 Grand Prix with Rhys Gardiner and we have the latest in Cricket with Daniel Hobley on the 3rd India-Australia Test and David Clear on WA's Sheffield Shield win over Tasmania. Plus reports on the NBL, A-League and more. Stay tuned to the DRN1 Sports Wrap for all the latest sports news & expert analysis.

This episode sees the much-loved Around the Grounds segment return, as the boys whip around the leagues to bring you the best bits, worst losses, biggest blow-ups, and unexpected upsets from the weekend's action. From local legends to international headlines, nothing escapes their radar.

Dukie is still Crunching Numbers like a complete nerd—his words, not ours—and somehow makes deep-dive analytics actually entertaining. Expect everything from player averages and injury impacts to the sneaky trends no one else is talking about. If you're betting, tipping, or just want to win a pub argument, this is the stuff you need.

And speaking of tips, Josh has absolutely nailed it this week with his NRL predictions. He’s picked winners, spotted the flops, and might just be the reason your footy tipping comp gets a shake-up. Keep an ear out—he’s in career-best form.

Simmo’s also launched a brand-new segment called Simon Says, stepping in to replace an old favourite. It’s part rant, part wisdom, part chaos—as only Simmo can deliver. Whether he’s tearing strips off a coach’s tactics or telling it straight about the state of the game, this new segment is quickly becoming a fan highlight.

Holy Hat! Another episode in the books after another big week in the world of sport. The Aussie Men's Cricket team are in strife after getting beaten by Afghanistan and are in a must win situation against India if they want to take out the T20 World Cup. Port Adelaide produced an unforgivable performance against Brisbane much like Geelong on Friday night as the byes are officially over. In a week of unpredictability in the NRL we look towards some more potential upsets ahead of Round 17 and Game 2 of the State of Origin while the first NBA trade has taken place only days after the Celtics championship win.