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Shakib set to shake up the Aussies
HE IS the world’s best all-rounder and the star of the World Cup – now he has the Aussies in his sights, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Bettser than all the rest
HE’LL never be booed out of the game because he’s the footballer we’d all like to be, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Just perfect – and not finished yet
WHAT’S NOT to like about the Barty Party? Nothing whatsoever, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Lions crippled by a Kouta clone
CARLTON captain Patrick Cripps’s masterclass has Blues fans looking both back and forward, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Blowing it in the Windies
IT WAS like old times watching the West Indies threaten to embarrass the Australians only for them to drop the ball, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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No good reason to hijack history
THE VFA is not the VFL, never has been and never should be, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Another Blues boss bites the dust
BRENDAN Bolton has paid the price for another dreadful season at Carlton but perhaps the buck shouldn’t stop with him, says Chief Writer (and Blues fan) RON REED. More »
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Australia beware – the boss is back
THE WEST Indies have not one but two batsmen capable of tearing the World Cup apart, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Racism? It just made me go harder
HE WAS a pioneer for Aboriginal footballers and nothing anyone said was ever going to stop him becoming a star, writes RON REED. More »
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Why the cricket world is up for the Cup
CHIEF writer RON REED has witnessed Australia lose more World Cup finals than he has seen them win – and the memories are vivid. More »
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When it’s how, not how many
HE’S BEEN dead for more than a century but Victor Trumper’s reputation as one of the greatest Australian cricketers of all time survives in one of three books reviewed by RON REED. More »
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Chewing the fat with Hawkey and his mate
BEING one himself, Bob Hawke knew a lot of cricket fans – as chief writer RON REED discovered one memorable day in South Africa. More »
