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Milano-Cortina: Big chances missed but big momentum created

Australians Tess Coady and Mela Stalker both finished in the top 10 of the snowboard Big Air, but neither could crack into the medals. Both competitors have eyes on their favoured events later in the Games, so what confidence can they take out of this final? Plus, Australia have returned to an event for the first time since 2014. Featured: Sami Kennedy, three time Winter Olympian and Stan Sport expert. Andrew McGarry, ABC SPORT. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Milano-Cortina: Career-ending crashes and more medal chances for Australia

Lindsey Vonn went into her fifth and final Olympic Winter Games without an ACL, but with her typical determination to compete. While that attitude may have gotten her to the top of her sport, it might also have been her undoing. Plus, medal chances for an Australian on debut and her three-time-Olympic teammate. Featured: Matt Futterman, senior sports writer, The Athletic. Erin Marsicovetere, ABC SPORT. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Milano-Cortina: Is this Australia's best ever Winter Olympics team?

Australia's best medal haul at a Winter Olympics is four, back in Beijing in 2022. The 53-strong team sent to Milano-Cortina could be the group to better that result. Can Scotty James complete his Olympic medal set and finally win gold? Can 16-year-old Indra Brown earn a podium on her Olympic debut? Will Jakara Anthony defend her title in the moguls? Your guide to what could be a generational Winter Olympics for Australia. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

The Aussie, the QBs, Bad Bunny: your Super Bowl guide

As Seattle gears up for New England, this is a Super Bowl rich with storylines. There's a revenge arc, a redemption arc, an Australian thread and a half time show controversy. There's a lot to unpack, strap in. Featured: Laurie Horesh, NFL reporter, ESPN.  Featured: Laurie Horesh, NFL reporter, ESPN.  Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter

Gideon Haigh on the depths of Pakistan's World Cup boycott

A 43-word social media post from the Pakistan government has been enough to rock cricket across the globe. Gideon Haigh explains why Pakistan won't play India at the T20 World Cup, how it will cost the sport in a myriad of ways, and what comes next. Featured: Gideon Haigh, writer, Cricket Et Al. Subscribe to the ABC Sport Newsletter