ACT boys fall as Hobart hosts national cricket clash
ACT schoolboys suffered a tight defeat as Hobart hosted a South Australia versus ACT match. Notable performers included Hiresbielt Victor, Nick Vale, and Cory Watts on a day when New Zealand joined the field in the heated contest. Re Lawrence bowled economically for ACT with 4-26 in 4 overs.
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Ewe
Orsich
Echeig Stone
Nick Vale
Auh
Cory Watts
Soved
H Ywrance
Oyers
New Zealand
Australia
Kiwis
Crediers
Anita
Aafeaing Wesern
Austin Nsw
Tasmayit Marine
Unclear cricket match scene with fan disruptions at Sydney
A chaotic Sunday at the Sydney ground features a fierce Paistin chicker tow remark, a marathon bowling spell of 1 verse 22F minutes, and Asif Iqbal sharing a drink with a fan. A streaker entertains 32,088 spectators before slipping.
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Asif
Iqbal
Pakistan battles Australia as third day ends in Sydney
Pakistan bowled superbly led by Imran Khan and Sarfraz, leaving Mushtaq Mohammad hopeful yet cautious after a day in which Australia said only rain could save them. Chappell praised Pakistan while lamenting Australia's batting indiscipline as Asif Iqbal excelled against tired bowling.
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Nemet Mushtaq
Pakistan
Shuja
Greg Chappell
Australia
Chappell
Asif Iqbal
Haroon Rashidid Javed Miandad
Pakistan Poised For Win In Australia Test Start
Pakistan atop the Sydney Test after a three day spell with Iman Khan and Sarfraz Nawaz sharing pace dominance. Australia slipped to 180 for nine as Pakistan bowlers limited the hosts under humid skies at the SCG. Waqar Abbas and Majid Khan led sharp fielding as Pakistan pressed for a 49 run triumph, while Zaheer Abbas endured a bruising blow. Captain Greg Chappell briefly rallied the chase before misfortune and tight Pakistan bowling sealed the innings.
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Sarfraz Nawaz
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Zaheer Abbas
Gary Gilmour
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Imran Khan
Rod Marsh
Tom Brooks
Tran
Alan Turner
Mira
Sarkar
Rick McCosker
Barr
Imran
Tan Davis
Imram
Haroon
Greg Chappell
Bar
Gary Cosier
Six a side day India match at Southwell Park
India were all out for 164 at tea in a six a side day event to be held at Southwell Park on January 30. Teams from Sydney Mudgee Bundarui Claes Albin Park and Crookwell plus five from Anbera will compete, with hopes a star player Greme Waltwin will play. Games start around 6 pm with a knockout phase and a prize pool. Refreshments including burgers drinks and a beer hall will be provided for spectators.
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Albin Park
Crookwell
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Cuno Pkt
Greme Waltwin
Canberra Tunes
Hayes Company
Nlom
Wil McTide
Ealal
Te Iarunterra Chycet
Sustiih
Furnburgers
Woden Norths face tough Kuringai? Canterbury clash at Manuka Oval
In a subdued Canberra cricketweek, Manuka Oval proved too wet for play as leaders City and ANU postponed after a second inspection. West and South Woden delivered solid bowling, with Doug Osborne and Col Rowe anchoring a 34 run stand.
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Dene Monte
Husmile
Hate
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South Woden
O'Connor
Wayne Matthews
Mal Hall
Moore
Manuka
Oval
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ANU
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Phiy
Ainslie dominates Woden Colts in ACT baseball clash
Ainslie built an early lead at Jamison Oval and tugged ahead 7 4 with strong batting, capitalizing on Colts errors. Key plays included Grattan Kemps home run and a late surge by Ainslie led by Graham Kemp, Mercer, Vickers, and Peter Faint as Maynard and Albrecht earned one hit apiece for the winners.
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Jamison Oval
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Funwets
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Colin
Chris Maynard
Aimslen Brun Albrecht
Graham Kemp
Man Mercer
Gey Vickers
Peter
Sam Ainshe
Howe
Tut
Sif Bite
Ainshe
Etrors
Maynard
Albrecht
Inter varsity regatta on Lake Burley Griffin sees capsizes
Two sharpies stand upright as inter varsity invitational pace to Wehrweigt allarpe yachts on Lake Burley Griffin. Melbourne entry Dionyois began Lash but recovered amid variable conditions. Muse Plucker from Queembind Lieneraity placed second after capsize. ANU boat club hosts warm up event before multi university series. Women’s heat starts today at 10 30 am and men’s at 2 30 pm. Canberra boat skippered by Simon Broockman failed to keep keel, causing a disappointing race but crews are confident for the rest of the series.
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Lake Burley Griffin
Melbourne
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Whch
Lake Burley
ANU
Canberra
Simon Broockman
Robin Duff Leads ACT to Softball Championship Title
The ACT women, led by Robin Duff, defeated Western Australia 10-2 to win their second straight Australian Junior softball title at Ballymore. Duff had three hits including two three-baggers and a walk, scoring three times and recording three strikeouts as ACT dominated most games in the series. Western Australia threatened early, but ACT outplayed them in six innings while NSW, South Australia, Queensland, Victoria, and Tasmania filled final positions behind ACT.
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Australian sportscar title race at Calder
Melbourne Sunday reports Rusty French of NSW won the first round of the 1977 Australian sportscar championship at Calder Raceway driving a De Tomaso Pantera. He led after the first heat, finished third in the second heat, and claimed overall victory ahead of John Latham in a Porsche and pre-race favorite Alan Hamilton in a Porsche Turbo. Hopwood of NSW finished fourth in a Lotus Elan.
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French
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Alan Hamilton
Peter
Hopwood
Lotus
Alexander Fails To Stop US Giant In Tennis Clash
Australia’s Davis Cup hope John Alexander, 26, loses to American Amaya Vic in Perth. Amaya’s cannonball serve and precise volleys overpower Alexander, who fights on but falls in the semi final prep. Amaya advances toward a final against Bran Teacher for a $13,500 prize amid TV commentary controversy.
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Wainstay
India
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Jailboro
Amaya
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