Iain Payten is a senior sports reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, while also delving into international sports leagues and major tournaments. Iain's work has been featured in various publications, including Stuff, Waikato Times, MSN, Brisbane Times, Irish Examiner, The Post, WAtoday, and The Age.
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Iain Payten's coverage is predominantly focused on local Australian sports, particularly rugby and cricket, with a mix of event coverage, expert commentary, and government announcements. For effective outreach to Iain, consider providing insights or interviews related to ongoing sporting events in Australia or significant developments within the country's rugby and cricket scenes.
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By: Iain Payten, Jonathan Drennan
By: Iain Payten
Australia have three wins and a draw under new coach Les Kiss. But an injury to a star could affect their ability to take the next step.
By: Iain Payten
Max Burey already knows a week is a long time in football, let alone a year.
By: Iain Payten
Billy Coffey’s life has been turned upside down this week after footage of him teaching LA Rams star Myles Garrett how to whack went viral around the world.
By: Iain Payten
Brilliant but brittle, the young Queensland five-eighth started against the Lions last year but has barely played since. Getting Lynagh fit again could be crucial for the Rugby World Cup.
After dispatching the All Blacks 3-1 in a brutal Test series, South Africa are the world’s best side, with daylight second. And they’re heading our way.
