Eddie Dadds on latest controversy out of the NFL world, Kokkinakis bizarrely ridicules himself after Davis Cup flop, cryptocurrency set to take off in the ABL with Perth Heat and AFLW Grand Final review.

Veg Ingram, Gawler Softball and Districts President previews the upcoming weekend of senior and junior softball as men's representatives, the Giants, continue uphill battle amid form slump.

Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean finally on the board as club prepares to welcome elite Adelaide tennis school, Prince Alfred College, on tour and stopping off in Ouyen to warm the courts.

Flow's North American sports correspondent Eddie Dadds discusses another weird week in the world of sport with Qatar's national football team enduring a humiliating record-breaking loss, more NFL record breaking feats, more talk of Aussies being seduced by NFL franchises and a preview of the AFLW Grand Final.

Egan Regnier talks about the latest tales from the Southern Ports tennis courts as Flow's tennis correspondent from South Australia appears on the Flow Friday Sports Show for another week of detailed conversation, including how the competition could potentially mitigate the consequences of cancelled matches due to summer rainfalls in the future.

Johnny Moore analysed the latest FIFA World Cup action on the Arvo Flow Sports Hour.

Hayley Routley, Flow's new A-leagues Women correspondent, discusses the latest action on the Flow Friday Sports Show as last season's finalists Sydney FC look to bounce back from their disappointing first round loss against Adelaide United in this weekend's 'Big Blue' rivalry clash against Melbourne Victory.

Gawler and Districts Softball President Veg Ingram previews an important return to the softball mounds for senior and junior teams this weekend following last weekend's heavily interrupted round of matches due to the Christmas Pageant and senior games being washed out.

Flow's North American correspondent Eddie Dadds unpacks another weird week of sport, with a look at the negative press coming out of Qatar ahead of the World Cup, an Aussie flying under the radar in American College Football, the AFL umpiring betting scandal and the looming return of Novak Djokovic to the 2023 Australian Open.

Ouyen Lawn Tennis Club President Paul Dean remains winless as a competitor but remains thankful for matches going ahead with heavy rainfalls in Ouyen cancelling cricket action last weekend.