“Mark is a destructive batsman who can bat anywhere at the top of the order and his aggressive approach will be welcome in all formats”
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Leicestershire has signed South Australia batsman Mark Cosgrove on a two-year deal, while also appointing him as the club’s captain.
Reed finished with a career-best 4-11 off four overs
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Hobart Hurricanes pace bowler Jake Reed ripped through the Sydney Thunder’s batting line-up with four wickets to lead his side to a comfortable five-wicket win via the Duckworth-Lewis method.
“The club is currently involved in discussions with Phil about the future”
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Phil Whitticase has resigned as Leicestershire’s director of cricket following a disastrous season where the club failed to win a single County Championship match.
Tait will be playing one-day cricket for South Australia for the first time since the 2010-11 season
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Former Australia pace bowler Shaun Tait is set to play his first one-day match after three-and-a-half years after he was included in South Australia’s squad for their first game of the Matador Cup.
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Cosgrove helped Tasmania win the Sheffield Shield in 2011-12 and 2012-13
Batsman Mark Cosgrove will be heading back to play for South Australia once again after declining to sign a new two-year contract with Tasmania.
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Lyon claimed three wickets, while Maddinson powered his way to an unbeaten half-century
The Sydney Sixers cruised past their crosstown rivals, the Sydney Thunder, by eight wickets behind off-spinner Nathan Lyon’s three wickets and Nic Maddinson’s unbeaten half-century.
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Maddinson hammered 61 runs off 40 balls
The Sydney Sixers recorded a six-wicket win over their crosstown rivals, the Sydney Thunder, in a highly-anticipated battle at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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Warne is concerned about Australia’s Test future
Former Australia leg-spin maestro Shane Warne believes that it should be mandatory for all of the country’s young talents to participate in the Sheffield Shield instead of allowing them to run wild and build their careers off domestic Twenty20 tournaments like the Indian Premier League (IPL).
