Marnus Labbuschagne test cricket place becomes more agitated; Usman Khawaja; Australia and Cricket Queensland Cricket in Peace Talks

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The opening place in the Queensland team It had been a dispute after a very advertised blow With the head of the show of Queensland Cricket Joe Dawes, who was present in Adelaide to see the first day after a conference to celebrate the end of the season.

The high performance garment from Dawes and Cricket Australia, Ben Oliver, should have met and discuss both Khawaja and the largest issues on the availability of players for state matches, Following the pair of explosive press conferences in Brisbane.

Other states have seen similar problems in recent times, but the hierarchy of the Australian team is adamant that not to burn the players both a key both for their longevity and for the success of the team, which boasts global supremacy in the tests and victory of the World Cup Odi 2023.

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The promising Vidler keeps the bulls alive

Defending only 95 in the first inning, Queensland was in a world of pain when they entered the field in the early afternoon, but a glimmer of hope was given to him by one of the most promising rapid young people in Australia.

Callum Vidler was part of the victory of the Under 19 World Cup last year, together with Konstas and Wa Seamer Mahli Beardman, and after starting a too short fraction he delivered a high -class spell for his state.

Henry Hunt and McSweeney were both beaten by complete deliveries that moved away from them, before Vidler returned to force Alex Carey to drag on the stumps and Liam Scott to heal behind.

The only question around Vidler came from an extraordinary blow to the helmet when Batté, which forced the brain emotion tests and also allowed the young Paceman to take regular travel from the field in the final session of a warm day in Adelaide.

At 6-112, the SA was in danger of being launched in front of the closure, but Jake Lehmann and well-made handyman have somehow stabilized things for highly favored guests. Lehmann sounds in the last 29 years after his father, Darren Lehmann, took part in the last triumph of Sa di Sa in 1996.

Queensland 95 (Doggett 6-31) against South Australia 6-155 (Lehmann 42 Not Out, Vidler 4-33)