Latest from Paul Lewis on sport

Paul Lewis: The doubt that needles us

Paul Lewis: Party eclipses serious side

That's what happens when you promote sport as out-and-out entertainment. Let's all dress up like silly buggers, drink far too much, dance to the music, mostly ignore the Wellington sevens and behave like naughty children.

Paul Lewis: Bird-brained approach

Paul Lewis: Gamesmanship part of game

There's little point in continuing to condemn Victoria Azarenka for her suspicious time out in the Australian Open semifinal against American Sloane Stephens.

Paul Lewis: Cheeky bid to cheat fate

There's a new case study coming for the public relations text books and for all sports bodies and sportspeople - the rehabilitation of Lance Armstrong, says Paul Lewis.

Paul Lewis: NZC mess must be punished

Paul Lewis: Welcome has Warne thin

Good old Shane Warne. Just when you think he can't look any more naff, he goes and throws a spectacular tanty during a Big Bash League match.

Paul Lewis: NZC runs itself out, again

Paul Lewis: Case for self-discipline