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Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Alex Carey said Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan “bowls a lot of balls in that good area”.
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Australia wicketkeeper-batsman Alex Carey said Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan “bowls a lot of balls in that good area”.
Sajid Khan: “If you see their [Australia] batting lineup they have world-class batters in the shape of Usman Khawaja, David Warner, Steve Smith, Marnus Labuschagne and then comes their wicketkeeper [Alex] Carey”
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Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan called Australia quartet Usman Khawaja, David Warner, Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne “world-class batters”.
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Jonathan Wells hammered an unbeaten 68 to help the Adelaide Strikers defeat the Melbourne Stars by five runs and end their unbeaten run in the BBL.
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Adelaide Strikers opener Jake Weatherald smashed a 47-ball 83 to lead his side to a 15-run win over the Perth Scorchers via the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern method.
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Smoke from a bushfire in Canberra forced the Big Bash League (BBL) match between the Adelaide Strikers and Sydney Thunder to be abandoned.
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South Africa captain Faf du Plessis scored a brilliant century to lead his side to a 10-run win over Australia in Manchester.
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Usman Khawaja and Alex Carey scored 88 and a career-best 71 respectively as Australia demolished New Zealand by 86 runs in their World Cup clash at Lord’s.
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Hobart Hurricanes captain Matthew Wade smashed a superb 88, but it was not enough to lead his side to victory as Jake Weatherald’s magnificent 82 saw the Adelaide Strikers triumph by seven wickets.
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Captain Colin Ingram smashed a 43-ball 75 and Peter Siddle took three wickets as the Adelaide Strikers downed the Sydney Thunder by 20 runs.
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Rashid Khan took three wickets and Alex Carey smashed a 46-ball 70 as the Adelaide Strikers cruised past the Brisbane Heat by five wickets in the opening game of the 2018/19 Big Bash League (BBL) season.