Meticulous opener Ed Cowan leaves nothing to chance by: Mark Hayes From: Herald Sun October 30, 2012 12:00AM Ed Cowan spent part of the Australian winter watching South Africa play in England to prepare for the summer ahead. Picture: Wayne Ludbey Source: Herald Sun AN author, scholar and voracious reader, it should come as no […]
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Paul Roos analyses seasons for teams that missed the finals BY Paul Roos Herald Sun -September 01, 2012 AS the season is about to close and the eight finalists are set for 2012, let’s have a look at the 10 teams that missed out on the eight. Digital Pass – $5 weekend papers Who is
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by: Nathan Exelby From: The Courier-Mail October 29, 2012 HAVING stitched up a third Cox Plate, Glen Boss is growing in confidence he can win a second Victoria Derby when he partners Hvasstan in the $1 million feature this Saturday. Boss confessed to being a little dusty yesterday after celebrating Ocean Park’s Cox Plate win.
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Sydney Sixers win Champions League Twenty20 final by 10 wickets Christian Nicolussi in Johannesburg The Daily Telegraph Sydney Sixers squad celebrate their win over the Highveld Lions in the Champions League T20 final at the Wanderers Stadium in Johannesburg. Picture: Stephane De Sakutin Source: AFP ENGLISHMAN Michael Lumb has blasted an unbeaten 82 to lead
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In partnership with Not For Sale, Australian Cricketers are joining a growing global team of professional athletes to use their platform, connecting their on-field success to the movement to end modern-day slavery. Team NFS is a movement of athletes, artists and musicians who are committed to using their skills and passions to make a positive
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It will be a battle between Titans’ batsmen and Sydney Sixers’ bowlers in the second Champions League T20 semi-final in Centurion BY Firdose Moonda – October 25, 2012 Ask any of the members of the Sydney Sixers squad who the in-form cricketer in the shortest format of the game is and their answer will be
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What does it take to lead? For his insights and tips, don’t miss rugby league icon Ricky Stuart. video credit – Switzer
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Late-blooming Cowan enjoyed a promising start to his career as Australia’s Test opener with 68 on debut in the Boxing Day Test against India last summer. But since then the 30-year-old has failed to register the big score needed to secure his position at the top of the order. In his seven Tests against India,
by: Andrew Webster From:The Daily Telegraph, September 28, 2012 Andrew Johns named a rugby league immortal Andrew Johns can officially lay claim to being a living legend, after being voted in as rugby league’s eighth immortal. Andrew Johns – Rugby League’s 8th Immortal. Source: The Daily Telegraph Andrew Johns tries to come to terms with
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Ricky Stuart: The Storm are driven by the big three, but everyone in the team does their part precisely by: Ricky Stuart From:The Sunday Telegraph September 30, 2012 Ricky Stuart reckons Cameron Smith and Billy Slater will be all smiles on Sunday night. Picture: Gregg Porteous Source: The Daily Telegraph THE Big Four, as Bryan
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