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Cummins belts them for 49 then pulls that out, what a leader #ausvind
Kurtis Patterson
It’s just about reached the stage for Marnus where it’s best for all if he had a spell. Australia get to look at a fresh No.3 against NZ, Marnus can refresh and work on his game in the Sheffield Shield away from the spotlight. Last chance saloon in the second innings. #SAvAUS
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If we want to bring Konstas into the side at some point, I’d move Head back to 5 and keep Renshaw at the top of the order.
The outcome of 50 years of foreign policy, two wars, hundreds of thousands of lives: a modest payday for a few Woodside shareholders
So setting Connolly up to fail batting out of position, dropping their best player, keeping a walking wicket at 3, removing their bowling depth and not investing in the future all in order to maintain the club
Update: As per @tommorris32, Marnus Labuschagne is set to play in the Cape Town Test. Also, Cooper Connolly in for Beau Webster, and Scott Boland out.
#SAvAUS
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I'm not convinced you don't drop Head down where he bats naturally;
1) Renshaw
2) McSweeney
3) Smith
4) Head
5) Green
6) Connolly
7) Carey
Australia loses by an innings and 31 runs. Thoroughly outplayed and sets up Cape Town at 1-1 perfectly.
1. Head
2. ?
3. ?
4. Smith?
5. Renshaw?
6. Carey
7. Webster/Connolly?
Huge selection calls ahead.
@7Cricket @SEN_Cricket @1116sen
The constant excuse for not selecting youngsters is that they're not bashing the door down. But then you look at the people they do select
Nic Maddinson's 33-ball duck is the longest duck by an Australian opener in Test history where balls faced data is available.
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Matt Renshaw was brought in one Test ago to try solve Australia's opening issues. Next Test, he's apparently at five with Nic Maddinson to open with Travis Head. Crazy stuff.
#SAvAUS
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BREAKING: recruitment guru Peter O’Sullivan has agreed to join the Broncos.
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Robert Dow passed away on Tuesday this week after a long illness
Robert is known to many as founder of Brisbane Public Transport advocacy group Rail Back on Track.
He was active here as @ozbob13 and @Robert_Dow and regularly appeared in the media advocating for public transport




























