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CAPTAIN FINCH ALSO ON FIRE
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Plenty of stars, but the man in charge sets the tone, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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November 2020
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BRED IN THE PURPLE – NOW AND FOREVER
WHATEVER Cameron Smith does next, he’ll always be the legend of the Storm, writes IAN COHEN. More »
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GAMES ON – MINUS THE PARTIES
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: The green light is flashing for the Tokyo Olympics, take two – with a difference, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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IT’S THE MAN, NOT THE MACHINE
CHAMPION again, this is why the world’s best racing driver is unbeatable, writes PETER COSTER. More »
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WHY WILL SURELY HAS TO PLAY
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Everybody wants to see the new star of Australian cricket in the Test team, except maybe the selectors, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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BRAVE WIN CAPS OFF CYCLING’S SUPER SEASON
SLOVENIAN star Primoz Roglic wipes out his Tour de France heartbreak with a nerve-wracking fightback in Spain, writes JOHN TREVORROW. More »
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WHY IT’S JYE WHO OWNS THE CUP
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Two starkly different stories made it a Melbourne Cup to remember, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
How Cricket Might Change in a Post-COVID World
Much like other popular sports, cricket has been impacted by the current global health situation. This has been obviously frustrating for both players and fans alike. The good news is that the world will sooner or later return to a level of normalcy. However, ... More »
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Australia’s Olympic Gold Hopes Receive Vital Boost
The Olympic Games might have been postponed a year, but that has not stopped Australian gold medallists confirming they will be back for the 2021 Tokyo Games. More »
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RACING IN SENNA’S GRIM SHADOW
THE reminders of how dangerous F1 car racing can be still persist 26 years after the death of a legend, writes PETER COSTER. More »
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FIVE FIGHTING FOR SPANISH GLORY
AUSTRALIAN riders have important jobs as the last of the big bike races is set for a five-way showdown, writes JOHN TREVORROW. More »
