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In a rollicking match, Australia outscored Syria, confirming their progress into the knockout phase of the Asian Cup.
In a rollicking match, Australia outscored Syria, confirming their progress into the knockout phase of the Asian Cup.
With Australia having won the first match in this series at, oh, let’s say Sydney, the two sides headed to Adelaide to play a game of Sweltering Heatball, which India won by six wickets, four balls and 45 degrees Celsius.
Last week was ‘purge’ week. That nadir of the year when you collect all of the old paper you’ve accumulated – bills, adverts, statements, letters – and burn the outdated rubbish in a steel bin.
If at the age of 19 someone had beaten Rafael Nadal, at 20 ousted Roger Federer, and at 21 Novak Djokovic, that person would be highly rated.
India calmly executed a tricky chase to win the second ODI in Adelaide on Tuesday night, but a plucky performance from Australia continued their upward form curve in 50-over cricket.
I find it curious we are happy to report on the existence of these sex tapes, what’s in them and who’s in them and who might be responsible for filming them – but not where they are appearing.
“He’s writing cheques that you only hope his body can cash.”
As I sit in the back of a car en-route to Abu Dhabi from Dubai, where I’ve spent the first ten days of this Asian Cup, it’s one of the first moments to sit back and take stock of the events that have unfolded over the first ten days of this tournament.
Australia incredibly have used 11 different specialist quicks in their past nine ODIs, with the pace pecking order changing constantly.
The baggy green Shaun Marsh wears concrete boots, cemented to the crease with restricted strokeplay, giving the distinct impression that responsibility is weighing him down.
The baggy green Shaun Marsh wears concrete boots, cemented to the crease with restricted strokeplay, giving the distinct impression that responsibility is weighing him down.
The baggy green Shaun Marsh wears concrete boots, cemented to the crease with restricted strokeplay, giving the distinct impression that responsibility is weighing him down.
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As Mark Rudan does cartwheels down the streets of Wellington and Perth Glory fans salivate at the idea of a championship returning to the west, others appear to be crumbling.
Get ready for something of a bizarre week of A-League football, with matches from Rounds 12, 14 and 15 running from Tuesday the 15th through to Sunday the 20th of January.
Tonight at Adelaide, time will tell if the Aaron Finch-led Australians can clinch their first ODI series in two years.
When you sign the best player in the league – and arguably the greatest player of all time – while he’s still in his prime, your goal for the season should be the NBA championship.
The glory days are back in Perth and the fans should be too, but increasingly we’re seeing a rise in the number of fans whose only contribution is to boycott.
When Roger Federer is singing your praises you can be pretty confident that you are doing the right thing on the court.
After another intriguing round of A-League football, a number of familiar faces and a few debutantes make an appearance in the A-League team of the week.
The top two is unchanged, and we’ve still got no idea what’s happening in between. Halfway – yes, halfway – through this season’s Big Bash, and it feels like it’s anyone’s tournament.
It’s almost ten years ago now that, in anticipation of the Gold Coast Suns and GWS Giants joining the competition, the AFL surveyed fans on a number of expansion related issues, including the size of the finals series.
It’s almost ten years ago now that, in anticipation of the Gold Coast Suns and GWS Giants joining the competition, the AFL surveyed fans on a number of expansion related issues, including the size of the finals series.
It’s almost ten years ago now that, in anticipation of the Gold Coast Suns and GWS Giants joining the competition, the AFL surveyed fans on a number of expansion related issues, including the size of the finals series.
In a rollicking match, Australia outscored Syria, confirming their progress into the knockout phase of the Asian Cup.
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great piece and a fantastic way to bow out. going to miss your analysis articles. All the best with the cadetship