Ashes

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Well that was.....interesting

 

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CONGRATULATIONS Aussie
1 down 4 to go huh
let them win onei suppose is OK

 

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congratulations cRAIG lOWNDES JAMIE wINCUP YAY

Whincup/Lowndes to run #888 in enduros

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DJRTP co-drivers to bypass The Bend

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good for you Au WALLABIES
NZs ALL BLACKS cant be expected to win all the time, real stupid of us

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Wallabies shock All Blacks with 47-26 win
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The Wallabies have stunned the All Blacks and set themselves up to bring home the Bledisloe Cup with an inspired 47-26 Test win in Perth.

All Black Beauden Barrett eludes Wallaby defenders. Photo: Photosport

The Australians were given little chance of knocking off their arch-rivals, but delivered their best performance in years to make a statement with the World Cup starting next month.

They must crack their first win in Auckland since 1986 to secure the prized trans-Tasman trophy for the first time in 17 years.

 

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ASHES REAL
POMMIE REIGN, OR IS THAT rain
2ND DAY 2ND match... IS IT GOING TO HAPPEN
boring if...it doesent
said before
matches in Aus AND eNGLAND EVERY YEAR

 

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CONGRATULATIOS Craig
couldent happen to a nicer guy/ambassador to the sport



Craig Lowndes will remain as a Triple Eight co-driver until at least the end of 2021, having extended his deal with the Holden squad.


Lowndes has been with the team since 2005, playing a key role in its ascension to a Supercars powerhouse.



Lowndes signs new Triple Eight contract | Supercars

 

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ASHES REAL

color on hallowed white ground/game

CONGRATULATIONS EEEEngland



Jofra Archer blows Australia away with six wickets as England vindicate decision to bowl first

Jofra Archer blows Australia away with six wickets as England vindicate decision to bowl first

 

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YOU Aussies are f'n jealous of Kiwi Scotty McLoughlin of Shelby YES
thats eviident,by his costant many wins,and your lack of genuinely speaking of his/team success
get real if/when you can please
Kiwis
Scotty/Shane 1st/2nd NZ NEXT yes

not all Aussies,just the 3 commentators on the website/tv


THAT does not refer to superhero Aus Craig LOWNDES

McLaughlin equals Lowndes with 16th win

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ASHES REAL


glad
ben stokes white boy
did the deed compared to colored Archer fly by nighter.... glamor fiend
dont think
YOU suddenly have miracles Englan
capt cook, sigh mmmmmm

 

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2020 Supercars calendar revealed

Calendar released for 60th anniversary season read more ›




2020 Supercars calendar revealed | Supercars

 

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ASHES REAL

CONGRATULATIONS AU STEVE SMITH
double century,well deserved

time to give up your ridiculous childish angst against him England cricket supporters

hes more than earnt a spot back in the sport he loves

Steve Smith turns the screw after day of errors from England lets Australia run riot
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Steve Smith brings up his third Ashes double century on the second day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford CREDIT: RUI VIEIRA/AP

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5 SEPTEMBER 2019 • 7:30PM
Match Summary
England v Australia
England trail Australia by 474 runs with 9 wickets remaining
Date:
4 September 2019
Steve Smith turns the screw after day of errors from England lets Australia run riot

 

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looking Fwd
to Au V8s in Pukekohe NEW ZEALAND'next week 13/15th
change of scedule this year as on the next eweek instead of usual Novenber

cool, the changes

Eseries Mustang and ZB under development

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Ashes REAL


CONGRATULATIONS AUSTRALIA
retaining the Ashes

long may it continue

hope, for a global change of venue,for the future series
share the sport,not selfishly indulge


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Cricket: Australia retain Ashes with fourth test victory
9 Sep, 2019 5:16am
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Steve Smith celebrates after Australia secured the Ashes with a fourth test win over England. Photo / AP
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By: James Matthey of news.com.au

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"It was always one I wanted to tick off my bucket list to get the urn over here … to know that's coming home is extremely satisfying."

An elated Paine told the BBC: "I didn't think it would be this emotional. The amount of work that's gone into retaining the Ashes has been enormous and I'm really proud of this group and how we bounced back from Headingley."

Most expected the tourists to stroll to victory on day five but as we saw in Leeds anything can happen in cricket, and the nerves would have been churning when Australia went to tea still needing four more wickets after England showed plenty of fight earlier in the day.

The final session was full of drama as Josh Hazlewood delivered an absolute beauty straight after the break that seamed back a mile and hit Jos Buttler's off stump when he shouldered arms and next over Nathan Lyon trapped Jofra Archer LBW for a single.

That came after Archer narrowly avoided accidentally kicking the ball onto his own stumps and the thrills continued when Craig Overton survived a desperately close LBW shout when Hazlewood's toe crusher was shown to just be missing leg stump.

With the Aussies needing two wickets to win, Overton and Jack Leach revived memories of Cardiff in 2009, when Jimmy Anderson and Monty Panesar blocked things out for an incredible draw. The pair stood firm and even after taking the second new ball Australia still couldn't break the partnership and fears bad light might stop play started creeping into Australian supporters' heads.

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Stalling tactics came out too. Leach was wiping his glasses and Overton called for a new bat then took his time shaking off a blow to the body as they tried every trick in the book to take time out of the game.

The noise coming from the western stand – the unofficial party stand at Old Trafford – was deafening as the punters willed England to hold on.


Tim Paine's next move was a shock that proved to be a stroke of genius as he brought part-time leg-spinner Marnus Labuschagne into the attack with 16 overs left in the day. He ripped a ball into Jack Leach from the footmarks outside off stump and it caught Leach's glove and popped up to a close-in fielder.

Hazlewood then trapped Overton LBW for 21 with 81 balls left in the day and the match was over, sparking jubilant scenes of celebration from the Aussies.

England started day five at 2/18 needing to do one of two things to send the series to a decider in London later this week. It either needed to chase down the 383 runs needed for victory – a feat that was always going to prove nearly impossible – or survive until stumps on a wearing wicket.

Cricket: Australia retain Ashes with fourth test victory

 

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AUSSIE
V8 boys are in townPRACTOCE DASY

an Aussie taks it
NZ favourite Craig Mc Louglin comes 7TH

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Holdsworth tops Friday Pukekohe practice

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SVG
a Kiwi wins the first of 2 Austra;ian V8 Supercar races

CONGRATULATIONS well done Shane

incredible,how it happens to be really

 

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CONGRATULATIONS number2 Kiwi

Van Gisbergen wins, Whincup stripped of second

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Percat’s question to Whincup after clash

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just carry on

WTF
2 b KIWIS 1st//2nd
WAY IT WAS

sCOTT mCL

 

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CONGRATULATIONS KIWIS 1st/2nd final day

Scotty McLaughlin
Shane VanGisbergen

however/feel
Australian Jamie Wincup may well have been terribly disadvantaged,by the authorities of Supercars race control,and there use of the 'safety car

thank goodness they brought there race control authoraties over
we cant be accused of trans tasman favouritism

more to come,but doubt changes will take place with the winners

 

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