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Mammoth cycle

A cricket fan has cycled the mammoth journey from Britain to Australia to raise money for charity.

Mammoth cycle

Fri, 26 Nov, 2010 - 16:51

A cricket fan has cycled the mammoth journey from Britain to Australia to raise money for charity.

Oli Broom, 29, began the epic journey at Lord's Cricket Ground some 14 months ago and arrived in Brisbane in time for the first Ashes Test Match.

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