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Two clubs north of Adelaide are seeking to appoint new coaches for the season ahead.
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South Australian Scorpion’s fast bowler, Megan Schutt has been named in Australia’s 15-player squad for the upcoming Women’s Ashes Series in England, as well as the 2013/14 Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars contracted players list.
On a landmark day for women’s cricket in Australia, Cricket Australia (CA) today also announced a restructuring of the contracting system for women’s international and state cricket with a move from a three-tier payment retainer system to a squad ranking system.
A number of South Australian squad members are playing cricket OS at the current time.
Here’s the latest update on their progress from SACA.
It’s the off season but we’re still trying to provide you with something to read.
Check out the link to this story about scoreboards in the South Australian Mallee written for the website Scoreboard Pressure by Wicket to Wicket editor Rob McLean.
TWO very important cricket squads were announced last week.
One was the much awaited squad for the Ashes tour of England, which reminded us of how underwhelming the current crop of Australian players are; the other was South Australia’s list for the next Sheffield Shield season.
Neither of these squads featured the name of the supremely talented Tasmanian Tiger Mark Cosgrove. Should they have? Could they have?
Redbacks announce their new squad, with some surprises.
Hello Andrew McDonald and Adam Zampa and goodbye Nathan Lyon and Daniel Christian.
Three new dedicated cricket coaches will this month begin work across regional South Australia in a program aimed to boost grass-roots cricket and develop junior talent.
The South Australian Cricket Association has announced the three new Country Cricket Development Officers (CCDO), covering South Central, Yorke Peninsula/Mid North and Eyre Peninsula/Upper North.
Kapunda Cricket Club can start preparing for next season with confidence, having received a grant to upgrade its nets.
The movie Save Your Legs, starring Adelaide’s own Damon Gameau, hasn’t exactly set the world alight but Wicket to Wicket’s Vin Maskell headed along to the movie to see what it offered grassroots cricket fans.
On the weekend, Freeling managed a rare feat, with their three teams combining for four premierships in the Barossa & Light Cricket Association. Here is A3 team member Ben McDonald’s view of how it went down.
Well done!
