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Number of chances for Maher-Eustace
Cranbourne training partners Ciaron Maher and David Eustace will saddle up a remarkable five runners in today’s $7,750,000 Lexus Melbourne Cup (3200m). The Maher-Eustace camp…
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Brilliant beginning for Berwick
BERWICK BOWLING CLUB WEEKEND PENNANT – ROUND 3 It was a case of so close but yet so far away for a clean sweep of…
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“I owe them pretty much everything”, says Chandrasinghe
Amidst the hysteria of his maiden first class century on debut, Ashley Chandrasinghe hasn’t forgotten his roots. The Casey South Melbourne star made a grand…
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Kysaiah supreme as Cup Prelude rolls on
In-form sprinter Kysaiah set the benchmark for the second round of Sportsbet Melbourne Cup Preludes with a dominant best-of-night victory at Sandown Park last night.…
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Skipper leads from front for Bandits
Parkfield ladies’ captain Brodie Whitmore says a freer mindset is allowing her personal form to flourish this season. Her strong form with bat and ball…
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Ashley makes long-awaited first class debut
Ashley Chandrasinghe will kick-start his first class career this Saturday when he pulls on Victorian cap number 870. In the absence of Will Pucovski, Chandrasinghe…
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Wet-weather holding court in BDTA
It was a mixed weekend for players in the Berwick and District Tennis Association (BDTA) with a large portion of Saturday matches being washed out…
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Two titles for Aussie indoor cricketers
Australia has won the 2022 Indoor Cricket Men’s and Women’s World Cup, both held at Casey Stadium last week. The men finished on top of…
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Super-strong start for Cranbourne
CRANBOURNE BOWLS Cranbourne’s number-one side continued its winning streak by defeating Berwick away while side two had a good win at home and side four…
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DDCA make call on season
A tempestuous month of weather has forced the Dandenong District Cricket Association to alter the structure of its season. The season will now consist of…
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Hasty Harla’s in a hurry
Power-packed Harla Sinclair is simply a rocket on two wheels who loves nothing better than putting her head down and riding fast. The eight-year-old Pearcedale…
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Marion’s amazing journey
Marion Stevens arrived in Australia in May 1973 – a month short of her 30th birthday – with a set of English wooden bowls part…
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