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Australia Dominate the Rugby League Ashes
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Paul M Williams
Although the Kangaroos have been dominant in recent years, they are only slightly ahead in terms of series and Test matches won. Ashes Series won show Australia 20 and GB 19. Test Matches won show Australia 59 GB 55. The Australian Kangaroos currently hold the Ashes and have done since 1973 although they have not been contested since 2003 and not on Australian soil since 1992.
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id=6141436 - Apr 03, 2011
All About the Ashes Series
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Daniel Collins
The Ashes is a cricket series played between England and Australia. One of international cricket's most celebrated rivalries, the Ashes dates back to 1882 and has produced some of the greatest cricketing moments to date.
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id=2652138 - Jul 23, 2009
Mental Attitude Makes the Winner - England 2009 Ashes Win!
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Steve Wickham
You have to hand it to England; they've outplayed us in more critical test moments than we've outplayed them. Every cricket-loving Australian hates most to lose to England, and that is surely correct in the reverse. It's a bitter moment.
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id=2808056 - Aug 23, 2009
Live Cricket Score Card Can Be Used For Taking References
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Ella Wilson
Live cricket score card has special place in the field of cricket. The main aim of this score card is to inform the cricket enthusiasts about the latest happenings going on in a match. Live cricket score card is entertaining to watch and this can also act as references for cricket enthusiasts.
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id=453874 - Feb 13, 2007
The Bloody Ashes
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Tony Selby
Bodyline series - The season of 1932-33 saw one of the most significant events in cricketing history, an event which would strain the Anglo Australian relationship to the very limit. It all began with a conversation in the Piccadilly hotel London between England Captain Douglas Jardine (Notts), a player who was obsessive in his will to win, Captain Arthur Carr, (Notts), and two skilful fast bowlers Harold Larwood, (Notts) and Bill Voce, (Notts).
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id=6284142 - May 19, 2011
American Longevity - Why Do Third-World People Live Longer Than We Do?
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Brian Sater
The Average American lives to be 75 years old. With the most advanced and most expensive health care system in the world, one would think that people in the U.S. would have the greatest longevity. However, it is people who live in third-world countries without access to health care who live healthy, productive lives past 100. Here's why.
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id=4792627 - Aug 03, 2010
To Write Poetry is to Live!
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Pam White
To write poetry is to live! When I'm stuck in traffic, writing is out of the question...
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id=1932031 - Jan 28, 2009
Australia Cricket Has A Great Success Rate
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Ella Wilson
The Australian cricket team has a very balanced side and this is one reason of their huge success over the years. Their Captain Ricky Ponting seems to be in the best from of his life. Last year and this year, he has had a tremendous amount of success and all this has helped him in becoming one of the best teams of the world.
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id=486593 - Mar 12, 2007
Station Road, Swinton
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Paul M Williams
Swinton, and particularly Station road, are famous for a Rugby League team who were once one of the biggest names in the game and in 1927/28 were one of only three clubs to win all four cups played for in one season. Their successful team of the 1960's won the Championship twice with stars such as Alan Buckley, John Stopford and Ken Gowers. Station Road was the venue for numerous international matches between Great Britain and other nations in particular Australia for the Rugby League Ashes. It was once called the "Aussie graveyard" because for many years Australia were unable to win there.
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id=6249875 - May 08, 2011
There Are No Fingernails Left in England
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David Carter
The drama and excitement of the Ashes cricket series between England and Australia continues to heighten. England finally take the lead with one match to play. The nation awaits...
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