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"State of who?": Cox Plate win shines spotlight on Australia's middle distance woes - Vimarsana News

"State of who?": Cox Plate win shines spotlight on Australia's middle distance woes

“Most people over here had never even heard of State Of Rest.”

Source: sen.com.au
The Odds Couple's Saturday Selections - Vimarsana News

The Odds Couple's Saturday Selections

Best bets and quaddie from Scoob, Tagg's and Patty.

Source: sen.com.au
The Odds Couple's Saturday Selections - Vimarsana News

The Odds Couple's Saturday Selections

The Odds Couple's Saturday Selections By SEN's The Odds Couple have provided their best bets for Saturday's racing. There is some great Saturday racing around the country today and the boys have honed in on Caulfield and would you believe it, New Plymouth! Taggs is away but don't you worry we won't drop the ball. Best bets

Source: sen.com.au
An ODI team of World Cup heroes - Vimarsana News

An ODI team of World Cup heroes

An ODI team of World Cup heroes A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The first World Cup was held in England in 1975 at a time when the limited-overs game was still very much in its developing stages. Even some top players – Sunil Gavaskar, for example – were pretty much unaware of the tactics involved with the ODI cricket. Nevertheless, the event was a big success, especially with an exciting finish at the Lord’s. Since then, the World Cup has grown steadily both in size and in stature. Now it’s a ...

"Real slap in the face": Simon O'Donnell sympathises with Matthew Wade after Test omission - Vimarsana News

"Real slap in the face": Simon O'Donnell sympathises with Matthew Wade after Test omission

“I really felt for him."

Source: sen.com.au