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Hope springs up for the Baggy Green
FROM autumn despair to springtime hope… it has been a roller-coasting, emotional journey for Australian cricket lovers, says KEN PIESSE. More »
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October 2018
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Why the captain’s feeling no Paine
THE WEEK THAT WAS: AUSTRALIA’S new cricket captain couldn’t have been handed a much tougher assignment – but all’s well that ends well, writes RON REED. More »
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The King of Cup callers
SPORTSHOUNDS brings you two exciting chapters from My Lucky Life Behind The Binoculars. You can get details of where to attend the book launch and buy the book at the foot of each chapter. More »
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International Raiders Dominate Spring Carnival Betting
Much has been made recently of the impact of international horses racing in Australia, and it seems that the debate will continue ahead of the 2018 Melbourne Cup, with the betting favourites dominated by international raiders. More »
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Mistakes leave Ferrari chief fuming
THE McLAREN team had plenty of reasons to smile, but the Ferrrari boss was left fuming after the Japanese Grand Prix. PETER COSTER reports. More »
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Blinkx and you’ll miss it
NEVER IN doubt? Not exactly, but it was all in the timing again for Australia’s greatest racehorse, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Cricket boss faces a few bouncers
THE WEEK IN SPORT: UNEASY LIES the head that wears the cricket crown – but good luck to the new man in charge, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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The day Martin Brundle defied death
HOW could he survive? Millions around the world watched in horror as British driver Martin Brundle had a spectacular, life-threatening crash on the opening lap of the 1996 Grand Prix at Albert Park. PETER COSTER was on the spot and remembers it well: MARTIN Br... More »