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Nick Mulvenney
Australia out for revenge
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Nick Mulvenney
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4 Nov 2016
The players are itching to bounce back against the Proteas after their ODI routing in South Africa.
Unbeaten Bolt wins triple-triple, bringing his stunning Olympic career to an end
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Nick Mulvenney
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20 Aug 2016
Usain Bolt has completed a third successive sweep of sprint titles.
Cricket World Cup 2015: Proteas cruise to semi-finals
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Nick Mulvenney
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18 Mar 2015
Aiming to win their first ever World Cup knockout, the Proteas bowlers removed both openers inside the first five overs against Sri Lanka.
World Cup: Australia win over Sri Lanka spurred by Maxwell century
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Nick Mulvenney
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8 Mar 2015
Australia's victory in Sydney was fired by a spectacular maiden one-day international century from Glenn Maxwell, who helped Australia to 376-9.
Amla’s 159 takes Proteas to victory over Ireland
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Nick Mulvenney
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3 Mar 2015
Hashim Amla hit his highest One Day International score with a majestic 159 and Faf du Plessis grabbed a century to drive the Proteas to 411.
Amla steers Proteas to 411 against Ireland in world cup
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Nick Mulvenney
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3 Mar 2015
The opening batsman's 159 off 128 balls led South Africa to their second knock of over 400 in the Cricket World Cup, setting a near impossible target.
Proteas bring the fire in 257-run victory over West Indies
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Nick Mulvenney
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27 Feb 2015
Captain AB de Villiers took his team to a sterling victory against the West Indies, with his 162 from a mere 66-ball knock.
Record breaker de Villiers takes SA to 408 against West Indies
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Nick Mulvenney
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27 Feb 2015
The South African captain brought the Protea Fire with a record-breaking 64-ball 150, which is the fastest in One Day International history.
Australia’s rugby coach McKenzie resigns before NZ defeat
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Nick Mulvenney
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18 Oct 2014
The coach had come under fire over his team's recent losing streak, as well as a text message row that has made Australia the laughing stock of rugby.
McCabe, Charles injuries hit Australia’s lineup
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Nick Mulvenney
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27 Aug 2014
Pat McCabe and Nathan Charles being injured has left the Australian rugby team with few lineup choices.
Waratahs win thriller against Crusaders for first Super Rugby title
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Nick Mulvenney
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2 Aug 2014
Bernard Foley kicked a penalty a minute from time to give the Waratahs their maiden Super Rugby title with a 33-32 victory over the Crusaders.
Fifa investigates Suarez-Chiellini biting uproar
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Nick Mulvenney
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25 Jun 2014
Uruguay's Luis Suarez could face a lengthy ban if an investigation by Fifa proves allegations he bit Italy defender Giorgio Chiellini are true.
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