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Australia Leg-spinner Zampa To Play Domestic Cricket For Queensland After Leaving NSW
Queensland Cricket General Manager: Australia’s premier white-ball leg-spinner Adam Zampa has signed up with Queensland for the upcoming 2026/27 domestic season after Cricket Australia formally approved his switch in state from New South Wales (NSW).
Zampa, 34, lives near Byron Bay on the northern coast of NSW, made the move to allow himself greater flexibility and proximity for training, especially with Queensland’s facilities in Brisbane just two hours away.
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Peter Clarke Named Sydney Sixers WBBL Head Coach
Sydney Sixers WBBL: Sydney Sixers have turned to Peter Clarke to lead their women's side, confirming the experienced coach will oversee the Women’s Big Bash League outfit while continuing as head coach of the NSW Breakers in a dual-capacity role over the next two seasons.
Moises Henriques Retires From Australian Cricket, To Play For Portugal In 2028 T20 WC Qualifiers
Cricket NSW Foundation Director: Moises Henriques, the most capped player in Australian domestic cricket history, has announced his retirement from New South Wales and the Sydney Sixers.
‘CA Should Have Done A Better Job,’ Admits Chief Greednberg Amid Growing BBL Privatisation Divide
Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg: Cricket Australia CEO Todd Greenberg has admitted that the board failed to clearly communicate its vision for privatising the Big Bash League (BBL), as disagreements among state associations over the competition's future structure persist.
‘Not The End Of The Road’ For Maxwell, Stoinis, Smith In T20Is After Bangladesh Tour Omission, Says Bailey
Though Glenn Maxwell: Though Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis and Steve Smith have been left out of Australia’s T20I series in Bangladesh, chief selector George Bailey has insisted the trio have ‘not been dropped’ and remain in contention for future assignments in the shortest format.
NSW Rope In Ex-Australia Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin As New Men’s Head Coach
Cricket NSW Life Member: Former Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has been named the new head coach of New South Wales (NSW). The 48-year-old replaces Greg Shipperd, whose stint ended early despite having a year remaining on his contract.
Australia Add Uncapped Duo Trenaman, Brown To Squad For One-off Test Against India
New South Wales: Australia have called up uncapped pair Rachel Trenaman and Maitlan Brown to their squad for one-off Test against India, that commences at the WACA Ground in Perth on March 6.
Australia, England Teams Pay Tribute To Bondi Shooting Victims, First Responders At SCG
New South Wales: In a touching ceremony before the fifth Ashes Test here on Sunday, the Australian and English teams gave a guard of honour to emergency service personnel and members of the public who responded during last month's horrific Bondi Beach mass shooting.
'I Feel Like I'm Doing Alright At The Moment': Steve Smith Shuts Down Retirement Talks
With Usman Khawaja: Australian stand-in captain Steve Smith is ready to relinquish captaincy to a younger candidate in the absence of captain Pat Cummins if that is what the selectors wish to do. With Usman Khawaja hanging up his cricket boots on Sunday after the Sydney Test, Nathan Lyon has already been ruled out due to injury. Smith will now be the oldest player in the Australian XI, side by side with Scott Boland.
Hazlewood Suffers Low-grade Achilles Injury During Rehabilitation From Hamstring Blow: CA
New South Wales: Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood suffered yet another injury setback as he sustained a "low-grade" Achilles injury during his rehabilitation from a lingering hamstring injury.
Ashes: Hazlewood Back In Nets As Cummins Prepares For Pink-ball Return
New South Wales: Australia received a boost on Tuesday as Josh Hazlewood took to the nets, working towards recovery from the hamstring setback that ruled him out of the opening Ashes Test in Perth. Simultaneously, Pat Cummins was seen practising with a pink ball, progressing steadily in his bid to feature in the upcoming day-night Test at the Gabba after his back injury.
'Doggett Is At That Point Now Where He's Ready To Go', Says Harris Ahead Of Ashes Opener
New South Wales: Former Australia fast bowler Ryan Harris has backed pacer Brendan Doggett for selection ahead of the first Ashes Test against England, starting at Perth Stadium on November 21, saying the seamer is at a point right now where he’s ‘ready to go’.
Katich Backs Smith To Be Player Of The Series In Ashes
New South Wales: Former Australian opener Simon Katich is confident that Steve Smith will be Australia’s leading run-scorer and Player of the Series in the upcoming Ashes and said the 36-year-old has the experience to sabotage England's plans in the ultimate showdown, starting from November 21 in Perth.
This Series Is Going To Be 2-2: Vaughan Makes His Prediction For The Ashes
New South Wales: Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan has predicted that the Ashes series will end 2-2, with both Australia and England winning two games each, and one ending in a draw. He also noted that the Ben Stokes-led side will win the series opener in Perth, given that Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the game.
Hazlewood Ruled Out Of First Ashes Test Due To Hamstring Strain, Neser Added To Australia’s Squad
New South Wales: Less than a week before Australia takes the field for the first Ashes Test against England at Perth Stadium, the hosts have suffered a huge blow as senior pacer Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out due to a hamstring strain.
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