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Women call the shots in style

Popular Woodenbong publican and cricket tragic Tony Neylon chats with Sir Ian Botham during the first Test at the Gabba. "Beefy" Botham proved a hit guest speaker at several functions over the course of the four days.

It is an understatement to say it is currently an interesting time in women’s sport. The growth of Women’s cricket […]

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