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SPORT 18 I Think Australia Pumped Us in 2015 in New Zealand’S the final, So It Would Be Nice to (Play Trent Boult TENNIS MOTORSPORT Them) Again THURSDAY 11 JULY 2019 SPORT 18 I think Australia pumped us in 2015 in New Zealand’s the final, so it would be nice to (play Trent Boult TENNIS MOTORSPORT them) again. We’ll be on today’s World Cup Wimbledon Championship 2019 Silk Way Rally watching with interest and just more semi-final between The All England Lawn Tennis Stage 5 excited about being on the stage. England and Australia. ACTION Club in Wimbledon, London Ulaanbaatar, Eastern Siberia TODAY’S Al Attiyah maintains Silk Way Rally lead with stage win Qatar’s Cherif, Tijan going great guns in Gstaad Qatar’s Cherif Younousse and Ahmed Tijan celebrate after defeating their Chilean counterparts during the 20th Swatch Gstaad Major, another stop in the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Tour, in Gstaad, Overdrive Racing’s Nasser Saleh Al Attiyah and French navigator Matthieu Baumel in action in Switzerland, yesterday. They clinched their second their Toyota Hilux during the fifth stage of the 2019 Silk Way Rally in Ulaanbaatar in Eastern win of the day in Group C when they outplayed Siberia, yesterday. Yesterday’s win also extended their overall advantage to 13min 17 secs. Russia’s Ilya Leshukov and Konstantin Semenov Over yesterday’s Ulaanbaatar – Ulaanbaatar loop, they swallowed up the 470 kilometres of 2-1. 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