“I don’t think we’ll end up going with the four big quicks”
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Australia captain Steve Smith has said that it is unlikely all four members of the pace quartet will be selected for their Champions Trophy opener against New Zealand on Friday.
“We’re here to play cricket and try and win this tournament”
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Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has said that the ongoing pay dispute between the players and Cricket Australia won’t affect the national team when they take part in the Champions Trophy in England next month.
“First he’s got to get selected in the XI and then the captain will tell him where he’s going to bat”
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Chris Lynn took the Big Bash League (BBL) by storm in December to January and has continued to showcase his destructive form with the bat at the Indian Premier League (IPL). But, will that be enough to see him open the batting for Australia at the Champions Trophy in England next month?
Stoinis began bowling once again on Wednesday
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Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has been declared fit for the Champions Trophy in England next month.
Stoinis represented the Kings XI in five matches
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Kings XI Punjab all-rounder Marcus Stoinis will play no further part in this year’s Indian Premier League (IPL) after he injured his shoulder.
Pattinson last played ODI cricket in September 2015
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Australia have drafted pace bowler James Pattinson into their squad for the Champions Trophy in England in June.
Marsh could be out of action for nine months
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Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh is in doubt for the Ashes at the end of the year as there are rumours floating around that he may need to undergo a full shoulder reconstruction.
Stoinis has yet to make his Test debut
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Australia has announced that all-rounder Marcus Stoinis has been called up as a replacement for Mitchell Marsh.
Stoinis’ maiden ODI century was not enough to lead Australia to victory
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Marcus Stoinis gave it everything he had to try and lead Australia to, what would have been, an incredible come-from-behind win, but in the end, his career-best knock of 146 not out went in vain as New Zealand managed to escape with a six-run win in the first ODI in Auckland.
Beer was named Man of the Match for his figures of 2-12 off four overs
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The Melbourne Stars rose to the top of the Big Bash League (BBL) points table after taking down the Perth Scorchers by seven wickets.
