How English Ashes foe helped Lehmann
South Australian batsman Jake Lehmann’s quest for consistency has been helped by a stint at Lancashire where he was able to pick the brains of an English bowling champion.
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Career-best knock helps reel in Scorpions
Scorpions opener Bridget Patterson’s cracking half century was upstaged by a matching winning knock from a New South Wales rookie in their season opener in Adelaide.
World-class power gives Redbacks cup edge
South Australia will miss skipper Travis Head but expects its World Cup triumvirate to fire in the Marsh Cup one-day competition.
No regrets for ‘older’ Oates
Broadly speaking, Stacey Oates is not old. But in cricketing terms at the age of 23, she’s actually quite old to be given her very first chance to play for the state’s best women’s cricket team
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Aussie cricketers just did a Hillary
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SA view: ‘c’ word haunts Proteas
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Smith: ‘I quit for my family’
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Is Cronje more admired than Smith?
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Proteas bask in local knowledge
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SA View: Now for Smith’s scalp
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’For all your talk, we are No. 1’
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Kallis reassures with fighting words
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’Deadliest balls I’ve got in a Test’
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