December 20, 2023
Australian male wins female croquet championship
Australian Jamie Gumbrell, a male croquet player, has taken the most prestigious women’s title in the sport. It is the first known global women’s top spot being awarded to a male.
Australian Jamie Gumbrell, a male croquet player, has taken the most prestigious women’s title in the sport. It is the first known global women’s top spot being awarded to a male.
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