Ben Dorries, The Courier-Mail, January 17, 2013 NSW allrounder Moises Henrqiues could miss tomorrow’s one-day international and the Big Bash League final with a hand injury. Picture: Gregg Porteous Source: The Australian MEDICAL scans have cleared new Australian allrounder Moises Henriques of a broken finger after he was hit on the hand during a […]
Tyson Otto, The Daily Telegraph, January 15, 2013 NSW allrounder Moises Henrqiues at the Sydney Cricket Ground after being selected in the Australian one-day squad. Picture: Gregg Porteous Source: The Australian LIKE his phone bill, Moises Henriques’ return to the ODI team is well overdue. The 25-year-old all-rounder will have spent 1172 days waiting for
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Hail to a legend IT seemed as if there was no escaping him. When my teammates and I arrived in the dressing room at Bellerive Oval ahead of the recent Test match there, a name tag above a seat read “Ricky Ponting”. It was, however, the space allocated to him by Tasmania, whose dressing
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BY Ian Chappell, The Daily Telegraph, December 09, 2012 With Shane Watson back from injury and Phil Hughes in the side, Australia now has four openers, Ian Chappell says. Picture: Daniel Wilkins Source: PerthNow AUSTRALIA’S batting order was compromised by Ricky Ponting agreeing to a demotion and Michael Clarke’s reluctance to move up. With Shane
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PARRAMATTA will break next season’s salary cap to get Israel Folau back to rugby league, but only if the ARL Commission grants them permission. The Daily Telegraph understands Parramatta have approached the commission to spend more than the game’s $5 million salary cap for next year and then operate under a reduced cap for 2014.
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Mark Bouris, 21 November 2012 He was known as the Wizard of Oz after building up Wizard Home Loans and selling it for more than half a billion dollars. Now, the star of The Apprentice is taking on the Big Four banks with his business Yellow Brick Road in a new deal with Macquarie. For
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THE all-rounder’s curse continued on Tuesday but in Dan Christian’s case the Test aspirant’s bizarre downfall has nothing to do with injury. It was a case of three strikes and you’re out for Christian, who has been slapped with a one-match ban by South Australian cricket officials for multiple property damage offences after being dismissed.
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by JAMES HOOPER, The Sunday Telegraph, November 18, 2012 Source: The Sunday Telegraph THE sticker on the base of Australian Test opener Ed Cowan’s bat reads simply “Not For Sale”. Rather than auction the square of willow off to the highest bidder for upwards of $50,000 in sponsorship, the left-hander who plundered his maiden Test
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Ed Cowan happy to be unsung and unfashionable as he continues to prove the doubters wrong James Hooper The Sunday Telegraph November 18, 2012 12:00AM Ed Cowan is happy for now to be unsung and unfashionable. Picture: Phil Hillyard Source: The Sunday Telegraph ED Cowan has never been a fan of trying to sugar coat
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Australia opener Ed Cowan reveals post-century look skyward was nod to late friend Peter Roebuck By Laine Clark, AAP, November 12, 2012 9:57PM Relief … Cowan locked up his spot for the series against the Proteas with a fine century. Gazing toward the heavens after reaching his maiden Test ton at the Gabba on Monday,
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