Strike Me Pink

Rehnny and Hooky review the latest at the World Cup, including England's heartbreaking capitulation to Argentina after taking an early lead.

The pair assess the Josh Worrell police report, Adelaide's need for flair out of defence and Zac Butters' future at Port Adelaide.

And Rehnny gives his best hopes for the 154th Open Championship, beginning Thursday afternoon SA time.

Hooky and Rehnny uncover the best sports stories of the week from within South Australia and beyond.

Rehnny breaks down the furore behind US President Donald Trump requesting FIFA overturn a red card against American player Folarin Balogun. Hooky thinks this is just the US finally catching up to FIFA's own history of blatant corruption.

The pair reflect on the Adelaide Thunderbirds dominant victory in last Saturday's Super Netball Grand Final and compare the T-Birda with other great SA sporting dynasties.

Tom has his say on Port and the Crows before we round out the episode with Hooky's local sport minute. The Adelaide Plains and Kangaroo Island netball competitions are on his radar.

Hooky and Rehnny discuss whether the Adelaide Crows can be trusted after their shock defeat at the hands of Port Adelaide.

Does this win prove Josh Carr is the right man at Alberton?

Rehnny casts his eye over the Socceroos and assesses how they should attack Egypt at the World Cup.

Can the Thunderbirds hold off the key threats posed by the Melbourne Vixens in the Super Netball Grand Final?

And they the relive the circus surrounding Ben Stokes' retirement from international cricket.

Ahead of Showdown 60, Rehnny and Hooky give their thoughts on a resurgent Crows, Port Adelaide's future if there is no Zac Butters in it, and their expectation for Tex Walker in 2027.

They also turn the lens on the Thunderbirds as they chase a third title in four years, and preview the Socceroos' final World Cup group match v Paraguay.

And Hooky's local sport minute is a great story of a family debut with a difference.