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AIS intake for this off season
- Thread starter brockley
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four_or_six
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Third year in a row...
vic_orthdox
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Probably rather him doing that than playing 6 months in England. Would come back a paraplegic.
four_or_six
Cricketer Of The Year
I'd be quite interested to see him over here... see what all the fuss is about.
Edit: Although... the chairmen of selectors was intimating we might well do for the T20 world cup.
Edit: Although... the chairmen of selectors was intimating we might well do for the T20 world cup.
Burgey
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He's either class captain by now, or he keeps repeating and not learning anything.
Have you played with or against him Jack? Wondering what your impressions are/ were? Reckon he'll kick on?
Anyone know much about this Zampa fella? Got a part time spot at 16 - sounds interesting. What does he do?
dontcloseyoureyes
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Jack played in the u-19's side that Henriques captained at the u-19 WC.
Top_Cat
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Rubbish. Was a school trip.
pup11
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Just goes onto show, how serious they are to make sure Henriques doesn't waste his all-round talent, anyways i think the list has the names of almost every promising and upcoming player in Australia, and a stint at AIS which is being headed by Greg Chappell now, should be a very good learning experience for them.