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Australia All-rounder Michael Neser Signs Two-year BBL Extension With Brisbane Heat
Big Bash League: Australia’s fast bowling all-rounder Michael Neser has signed a two-year contract extension with Brisbane Heat, which commits him to the franchise until the end of the 17th edition of the Big Bash League, the club announced on Sunday.
Neser, 36, has been a foundation player for the Heat since the inaugural 2011/12 season, and will now return for his seventh summer with the Brisbane-based side. The extension strengthens a formidable pace attack that includes his fellow national team quicks Xavier Bartlett and Spencer Johnson alongside emerging fast bowler Callum Vidler.
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Former Australia: Former Australia opener Justin Langer has slammed the increasing frequency of short-lived Test matches, calling two-day finishes ‘unacceptable’ after Australia wrapped up an innings victory over Bangladesh inside six sessions here on Sunday.
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‘Creating Jeopardy And Meaning Is Important’: CA Chief Greenberg Backs Rethink Of Bilateral ODIs
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BBL, WBBL Contracting Delay Should've Been Resolved By Now, Admits Greenberg
New South Wales Cricket: Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg has admitted that the ongoing contract delays in the Big Bash League (BBL) and Women’s Big Bash League (WBBL) should have been resolved earlier, as negotiations with the Australian Cricketers’ Association (ACA) are still in a deadlock over revenue-sharing models.
Ashleigh Gardner Requests For Privacy Amid Personal Controversy, As CA Retains Her As Vice-captain
ODI World Cup: Australia women's team vice-captain Ashleigh Gardner on Thursday broke her silence regarding her ongoing personal controversy and urged the public to respect her privacy, while confirming that Cricket Australia (CA) has retained her as the vice-captain.
‘We Are Still Hoping To Do Well’: Taskin Refuses To Read Too Much Into Bangladesh’s Warm-up Capitulation
Cricket Australia XI: Bangladesh fast bowler Taskin Ahmed insisted the tourists remain confident of making a strong start to their Test series against Australia despite being bowled out for just 54 in their second innings against a Cricket Australia XI in their weekend warm-up match.
Really Honoured To Be Here To Be Playing The Test Series Against Australia, Says Taskin Ahmed
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No Objection Certificates: Cricket Australia (CA) has confirmed that Australia’s men’s T20I captain Mitchell Marsh and batting all-rounder Matthew Short will be granted No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to participate in the SA20 only after completing their respective Big Bash League (BBL) commitments.
Injury Blow For Australia As Michael Neser Ruled Out Of Bangladesh Tests With Calf Strain
Allan Border Medal: Australia's fast-bowling reserves have taken a hit ahead of the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh, with veteran seam-bowling all-rounder Michael Neser ruled out after sustaining a right calf strain during a training session.
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