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695,781,740

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Franchise cricket’s peculiar player market is a double edged sword | Sport

VirusDefense - July 9, 2020 0

Tony de Zorzi. (Gallo Images) Even in the current environment, player movements between local franchises remain surprisingly common and raises the question of whether it happens too often. Dave Nosworthy, former franchise coach and now mentor for players, points out it's a double edged sword as various players have benefited previously from the relative freedom of…

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Franchise cricket’s best buys for the coming season

VirusDefense - May 29, 2020 0

Franchise cricket's recruitment for next season is notable for how well some new faces could fit in their roles.It's not the high profile moves that actually represent the best business for franchises.Player movements have remained surprisingly pronounced despite the economic landscape.Government's announcement that training for non-contact sports can resume when the country resumes to lockdown…

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