The art of sledging
Did they? Could they? Should they?
Sledging noun In Cricket…to undermine an opposing batsman’s confidence by verbal abuse or taunting.
Five top sports personalities tell it how it really is:
Pat Rafter former World No 1 Tennis player renowned for his natural serve and volley style. Known as ‘such a nice guy’ – as respected for his behaviour as much as his achievements. 2002’s Australian of the Year he has created his own charity. Could he?
Willie Carne former Brisbane Bronco during the 1990’s, was considered the best rugby league winger in the world. His club honours include Rookie of the Year 1990, Best Back 1993, Record for Most Tries in Consecutive Games and sixth highest All-time Tryscorer. Did he?
Australian Iron Woman champion, Kristy Munroe, turned professional when she was 16. By 25 she had two world titles under her belt and was Australian team captain. Has she?
Cricketer Andy Bichel is primarily a seam bowler, though not averse to giving the ball a good thump. Representing Queensland and Australia, he’s known as the ‘nice guy’ in Australian cricket for his down to earth attitude and great work ethic. Would he?
Brett Robinson former Wallaby, former captain of the Brumbies, a doctor of medicine, now moved into professional management - a brilliant bloke. He shouldn’t.
To referee the game is local celeb Phippsy aka Andy Phipps. And has he?
| DATE | TIME | PRICE | VENUE |
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Sunday 28 |
1.00pm |
$30 |
The J Theatre |
| Duration: Approximately 2.5 hours.
Aussie BBQ and drinks available for purchase. Tables are shared seating and seats allocated in order of booking date - numbers are strictly limited. |
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