David Mark
National Sport Reporter at ABC News (Australia)
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | David Mark
It's the most powerful position in world sport. A position that guarantees the holder the right to rub shoulders with world leaders, to have a seat at the table at the United Nations, to live in luxury and be feted wherever they go. It's the president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) — a position so highly guarded that only nine people have held the role in its 131-year history.
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abc.net.au | David Mark
The lead plaintiff in a US class action against Australian punters in American college football says he just wants a level playing field. Michael Loeffler has brought the case in the District Court of North Carolina against the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the body that runs all sport in US colleges.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | David Mark
The International Cricket Council's decision to clear Australian left-arm finger spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has raised as many questions as answers. Kuhnemann was reported in the recent two-Test series against Sri Lanka by match officials for having a suspect action. He was cleared this week after testing at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane, with Cricket Australia releasing a statement saying he was free to continue playing international cricket.
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1 month ago |
abc.net.au | David Mark
One of the world's leading cricket biomechanics experts has called for greater scrutiny of suspect bowling actions around the world after Australia spinner Matthew Kuhnemann was reported during the recent Test series in Sri Lanka. Kuhnemann has been tested in a lab at the National Cricket Centre by an International Cricket Council (ICC) panel of appointed experts and the results are expected this week.
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2 months ago |
abc.net.au | David Mark
It's December 2002, and Australia A wicketkeeper Ryan Campbell is about to do something completely audacious. The West Australian is facing Sri Lankan left arm quick Nuwan Zoysa in a one-day match at the Gabba. As Zoysa releases the ball, Campbell steps his right leg across to the offside so that he's facing front-on to the bowler. He crouches low and extends his bat directly out in front of him.
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