How well do you remember the year in world sport? Test your knowledge in our quiz
FROM Serena Williams’ unique Australian Open title in January to Steve Smith’s record-breaking batting in December. It’s been a big year in world sport. How much do you remember?
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IT’S been a big year in world sport.
FROM Serena Williams’ unique Australian Open title in January to Steve Smith’s record-breaking batting in December.
FOOTY QUIZ: HOW WELL DO YOU REMEMBER AFL IN 2017
CRYSTAL BALL: THE BIG STORYLINES FOR 2018
THE GOATS: 10 MOST DOMINANT AUSSIES OF DECADE
From Dustin Martin and Cam Smith’s exploits at home to international superstars Cristiano Ronaldo, Rafael Nadal and Mo Farah, we’ve got something for every sport fan.
Test yourself in our quiz below.
Originally published as How well do you remember the year in world sport? Test your knowledge in our quiz
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