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NEVER A BAD WORD BY OR ABOUT BARTY
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: IT’S been one of the best stories in Australian sporting history for a simple reason – it was all good, writes RON REED. More »
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NO STOPPING THE GRAND OLD DUKE OF YORK
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: On every level it’s been one of the great cricket careers and it’s still going strong, writes RON REED. More »
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OZ SPORT’S KING AND QUEEN DO IT WITH STYLE
AUSTRALIA’S international sporting reputation is in two very safe pairs of hands, write RON REED: PAT Cummins’ first stint as the Australian cricket captain comes to and end this weekend, and regardless of the outcome of the fifth Ashes Test in Hobart it will ... More »
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A YEAR WITH A LOT TO LIKE
365 DAYS IN SPORT: Like all forms of beauty, the attraction of sport is in the eye of the beholder, and RON REED has an electic list for the last 12 months – but maybe that’s just him. More »
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AT LAST, T20 GETS THE BIG TICK
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: CRICKET’S short game has taken its time to fully resonate with Australian sports fans – but that’s old news now, writes RON REED. More »
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BARTY: THE BEST STORY IN SPORT CONTINUES
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: Australia’s pre-eminent tennis player – perhaps our No 1 sports personality overall – is back in the spotlight, says RON REED, the author of a new book about her. More »
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FATHER TIME NO MATCH FOR OLD MAN JIM
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: He’s never bowled better – and he’s on his way here again, writes RON REED. More »
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WHEN TEAM IS THE GOLDEN WORD
OLYMPIC WATCH: What’s better than winning a gold medal on your own – doing it with your mates, writes RON REED. More »
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WHY BARTY MATTERS SO MUCH
THE country’s favourite star – in any field, probably – has completed a unique three-way sisterhood that transcends sport, writes RON REED. More »
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BARTY PARTY ROLLS ON WHATEVER THE RESULT
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: It doesn’t get any bigger than this for the world’s best – and most popular – tennis player, writes RON REED. More »
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KICKING ON … PLENTY OF BARTY PARTY LEFT
SEVEN DAYS IN SPORT: AUSTRALIA’S favourite tennis player fell short again at the Open but lost none of her many friends – or did she? More »
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Still No. 1 going into 2021
AUSTRALIA’S world-beating tennis superstar hasn’t lifted a racquet for months but she is still the best in the business, writes CHRIS McLEOD. More »
