Ashleigh Barty wins Australia’s most prestigious Don Award for second time
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Ashleigh Barty wins Australia’s most prestigious Don Award for second time

The Hindu  

Ashleigh Barty, the winner of the Australian Open women’s singles title in January, has been conferred with The Don Award, Australia’s most prestigious annual sports award. The award is named after the country’s legendary cricketer Don Bradman. The Don Award, given by the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, is bestowed on an athlete or a team “which has provided the most inspiration to the country through performance and example in the past year.” This is the second time Barty has won the coveted award since 2019. Apart from her, Olympic gold medal-winning hurdler Sally Pearson and Olympic champion pole vaulter Steve Hooker won the award twice.

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