We celebrate some famous Births on Jan 17 in the world of sport. Australian Netball captain Liz Ellis celebrates her 47th birthday today!

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Guy Swindells caught up with John Donohoe to discuss the 2nd Test between South Africa and England from Newlands, with illness and injury sweeping through the England camp, can they bounce back and level the series at 1-1, Guy discusses all that and more.

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SEN's favourite caller rang John to discuss her first experience of a cricket game at the MCG.

Host of the Cricket Unfiltered podcast Andrew Menczel joined John Donohoe to discuss the early stages of the BBL, the gold cap and the Boxing Day Test.

Born on this day in 1988 and turning 31 today is Tim Southee, a right-arm fast-medium bowler and a hard-hitting lower order batsman. He is also the current vice-captain of the international team. He was one of New Zealand's youngest cricketers, debuting at the age of 19 in February 2008.

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On this day in 1981, Muhammad Ali's fought in his 61st & last fight, losing to Trevor Berbick in Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas

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UK Sports Journalist Guy Swindells joined John Donohoe to talk about the late Bob WIlis and the impact he had on English cricket, and the current form of English Cricket ahead of their tour of South Africa!

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On this day in 1977, the West Indies win the first World Series Cricket 'SuperTest' against Australia at VFL Park in Melbourne by 3 wickets. Chasing 235 for victory, Viv Richards with 56 and Clive Lloyd 44 in the second innings to guide the Windies to a three-wicket victory.

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Born on this day in 1983 and turning 36 today is Jimmy Bartel, former Geelong Cats midfielder between 2002 and 2016, playing 205 games and scoring 202 goals. He's a triple premiership player, Brownlow Medallist, Norm Smith Medallist, and a two-time All-Australian.

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