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John Davidson

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Sheffield, Shelbyville, Sydney
As seen in: By the Balls (Podcast), Medium, MSN Australia, The Daily Mirror, The Guardian, The Independent (UK), Yahoo News Malaysia, Daily Star (UK), News.com.au, Newsweek, Stuff.co.nz and
Sports journalist @iPaperSport @guardian_sport @leagueexpress. Sometimes on @BBC. Rugby league and more. Shortlisted for Rugby Journalist of the Year
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Kiwi surgeon Dr Rowan Schouten behind international cricketers’ returns

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By John Davidson Verified
| Evening Report
Source: Radio New Zealand Season-ending and sometimes career-threatening, a serious stress fracture can lead athletes from around the world to call on a Christchurch-based surgeon to get them back playing. Referrals from some of cricket’s biggest names and a successful track record has made orthopaedic spine surgeon Dr Rowan Schouten a trusted ‘go-to guy’, when the careers of not only Black Caps, but Australian, Indian or European athletes are on the line.
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Kangaroos made to sweat before class tells and wounded England kiss Ashes goodbye

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By John Davidson Verified
| More Football
Fans arrived at Everton’s resplendent Hill Dickson Stadium to the sound of Black Eyed Peas’ 2009 hit I Gotta Feeling, the lyrics “I’ve got a feeling that tonight’s gonna be a good night” reverberating around Liverpool’s docks. And boy was it for the Kangaroos, but only just. The green and gold won their 14th Ashes series in a row, the first since 2003, with a solid second-half response that decided the second Test in their favour.
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London mauling: Kangaroos return to rule roost with harsh lesson for Poms

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By John Davidson Verified
| More Football
Barry Humphries came to London in 1959 to become a star. Germaine Greer came to the UK to study in the 1960s, while Clive James did the same, swapping Kogarah for Kensington to become a renowned writer. Fast forward 60-odd years and it was Reece Walsh arriving in the English capital, albeit for a briefer stay, and out to make a splash in the Old Dart. And on Saturday in the cauldron of Wembley Stadium, he did just that.
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