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Quick SetupSIXES have become so profuse in the modern game that it is tempting to regard them as a kind of everyday natural phenomenon.
THE Australian opener has given the Poms a lesson in batting.
THIS is humiliating for Andrew Demetriou and utterly embarrassing for the AFL commission.
SO deep are we in the Ashes present, that the Ashes future is hard to contemplate.
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Peter Lalor ENGLAND'S Ashes misery continues. Its best bowler was humiliated and its captain castled for a first-ball duck yesterday.
Wayne Smith SHANE Watson demonstrated yet again yesterday why Australians shake their heads -- in equal measures of delight and despair -- at the mere mention of his name.
Wayne Smith EVEN Australia's cricketing bosses have been astonished by England's dark and ugly implosion.
Ray Gatt PERTH Glory owner Tony Sage has insisted coach Alistair Edwards, captain Jacob Burns and a number of staff and players be sanctioned.
Andrew Faulkner THEY are the men that yielded for the greater good; an entire cricket team of players who have come and gone since the start of the Indian misadventure in February.
England have lost three early wickets on Day Three at the WACA, with Ryan Harris, Mitchell Johnson and Peter Siddle all claiming a scalp each.
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George Bailey thought the Ashes series was over and the T20 international had begun after taking 28 runs of a James Anderson over.
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Harry Kewell has produced a shocking penalty attempt in Melbourne Heart's loss to Sydney FC.
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Amanda Hodge In Afghanistan LOCALS are nervous about what may lie in wait following the Australian pullout.
CAMERON STEWART HER political role made Indonesia's first lady a legitimate target for our spies.
Ronnie Scott THERE'S freezing water, barbed wire, electric shocks, screaming - and mud. What's with this latest corporate obsession?
Greg Bearup IN the Blue Mountains, Armageddon is approaching. There's a radical plan, but can a crack team of remote-area firefighters pull it off?
NBN Co executive chairman Ziggy Switkowski has vowed to rein in the $41bn cost of the Coalition's version of the National Broadband Network.
WESFARMERS has struck a $1.85 billion deal -- the biggest in its history -- to sell its insurance underwriting business to IAG.
JS Bach: Christmas Oratorio Australian Chamber Orchestra, the Choir of London. Llewellyn Hall, Canberra, December 15.
BOTH major parties keep adding to the burden on the federal budget.
ENGLAND'S Ashes misery continues. Its best bowler was humiliated and its captain castled for a first-ball duck yesterday.
JUST when you thought all the openings and closing for the year were done ... the Bentley Boys strike again.
NBN Co executive chairman Ziggy Switkowski has vowed to rein in the $41bn cost of the Coalition's version of the National Broadband Network.
NBN Co executive chairman Ziggy Switkowski has vowed to rein in the $41bn cost of the Coalition's version of the National Broadband Network.
