Simon Brunsdon is a Deputy Editor at the WWOS website. He specializes in a wide range of sports including cricket, NRL, AFL, and golf, while also covering topics from lawn bowls to horse racing and boxing, reflecting his passion for both sport and writing. Simon's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Stuff, Nine.com.au, and MSN.
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Simon Brunsdon's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly cricket and tennis. Given his emphasis on event coverage, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer insights or access related to ongoing sporting events such as tournaments, matches, or significant games.
As he mainly covers local Australian sports in Melbourne, Simon would be interested in receiving pitches related to local athletes' achievements or upcoming events in the area. Providing unique angles or exclusive interviews with players involved in Australian Open or other local tournaments could capture his interest.
Given the evolving nature of sports stories covered by Simon, providing timely updates about emerging talents and their performances may also resonate well with him.
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Legend defends Black departure
Simon Brunsdon This content is brought to you by TAB Broncos legend Darius Boyd has defended the club's decision to let a young gun
‘Football is the ultimate global game’
Expert tips
Simon Brunsdon This content is brought to you by TAB A blowtorch has been put on the Warriors ' right edge defence as it faces the monumental task of keeping the rampaging Dolphins at bay on Saturday in Auckland.
Lachlan Harper, Simon Brunsdon Nathan Cleary will be able to play next week's NRL preliminary final after escaping suspension for a dangerous contact charge.
Simon Brunsdon Steve Smith says he might not make it to next year's Ashes series as the Aussie cricket superstar moves his focus to the shortest format of the game.
‘I’m kind of a series-by-series proposition’
‘Gone to another level again’
Simon Brunsdon AFL champion Jack Riewoldt remembers the two-hour drive from Hobart to Launceston for junior football tournaments.
