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  1. 7th December 2020, 03:00 PM #941
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    Burns and Pucovski failed to impress the selectors in the A game.

    Burns and Pucovski combine for just five in Australia A match (theroar.com.au)
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    Analysing Australia's most successful ODI cricketers. Andrew Symonds, most valuable?

    In fact, it is the best for any Australian player with more than even 20 ODI victories. You have to go right down to fairly anonymous bowler Brad Williams, with only 20 wins from 25 appearances, to find a better success rate. The all-round package of destructive but high averaging batsman, useful seam up and off spin bowler and electric all-round fielding makes Andrew Symonds possibly Australia’s most valuable ever ODI package.



    Analysing Australia’s most successful ODI cricketers (theroar.com.au)
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    Analysing Australia's test cricket all rounders

    Analysing Australia’s Test cricket winners: The all-rounders (theroar.com.au)
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    First Test: Australia on top in Adelaide as India slumps to 6-233 (thenewdaily.com.au)
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    A day to forget for our openers.

    Bumrah shifted momentum in an inspired opening spell, igniting a collapse of 7-95 when he trapped out-of-form batsman Joe Burns and makeshift opener Matthew Wade lbw amid a bouncer barrage.




    Australia trails India by 62 after a day to regret and forget (thenewdaily.com.au)
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    Whod'a thought. The lowest test score for India.

    Cummins and Hazlewood wreck India - and best-laid lockdown plans (msn.com)
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    Warner leaves Sydney.

    Warner, Abbott to flee COVID-hit Sydney (msn.com)
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    India's batsmen suffer record-breaking brain fade in first Test, as Australia's quicks show they are world-beaters (msn.com)
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    Cricket great Ian Chappell forced to leave Adelaide Oval due to Northern Beaches coronavirus cluster (msn.com)
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    A good result. Now the Aussies have to lift their game.

    Australia’s batting depth exposed at the MCG (theroar.com.au)
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