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The Sean Marsh thar you include on your list. I’ve never heard of Sean Marsh.
I thought it would be fun more to add other cricketers with the same names albeit spelt differently, There is also Steven and Stephen Smith of course. 👍
Legacy on the line: Smith competing with all-time greats, and Voges, as he takes opening gamble in final phase of career
There was a Sean Marsh as well as Shaun Marsh? What a remarkable coincidence. Similar to Dennis Lillie the Queensland leg-spinner of the early 1980s
Legacy on the line: Smith competing with all-time greats, and Voges, as he takes opening gamble in final phase of career
Has Nick Frost overtaken Richie Arnold in the pecking order?
Coach's corner: The combination of 'brutality and intelligence' that makes Wallabies enforcer a RWC lock
A quadruple wicket maiden is worth getting excited.
Australia sucked in by myth of spin friendly SCG
The first innings of the match is generally pace friendly [obviously].
In the second innings, SOK’s figures were 17.5 overs,2 maidens, 28 runs for 3 wickets with an economy rate of 1.57 and a strike rate of 35.67 plus effecting a run out.
Australia sucked in by myth of spin friendly SCG
I understand that SOK’s alleged outburst arose from his frustration at the selectors continually overlooking him for lesser credentialled and performed spinners.
Australia sucked in by myth of spin friendly SCG
Steve Smith: 2022: 876 runs at 58.14. 2023: 979 runs at 42.22
Hardly mediocre
Legacy on the line: Smith competing with all-time greats, and Voges, as he takes opening gamble in final phase of career