cricket.com.au: Saying Grace – Heats’ Harris lights up WBBL

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In Grace Harris we are witnessing a hugely endearing player make the transition from potential to proven

Tipped as one to watch off the back of an impressive Ashes debut, last weekend Grace Harris became the first woman to hit a century in the inaugural Rebel Women’s Big Bash League.

cricket.com.au: There’s still a fire in Babylon

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Stafanie Taylor and Deandra Dottin prove there’s still a fire in Babylon, if you know where to look

“I don’t think we have that kind of person in (the) West Indies anymore who is quite prepared to play and to give it everything to their country. And that hurts.”

It was difficult to watch.

The Telegraph: Pink ball mania! 47,000 pack into Adelaide Oval for first night-time Test

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Opening day of the first day-night cricket Test between Australia and New Zealand an exciting affair with bumper crowd

By Isabelle Westbury, Adelaide

“The ball has behaved like, well, a cricket ball.” Despite the hype, the controversy and the debate about its future, the first day of the first day-night Test was summed up by Australian commentator Jim Maxwell. Pink, it would seem, is just another colour.

The Telegraph: All eyes on pink ball as Adelaide Oval prepares for historic day-night Test

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Australia take on New Zealand in final game of series on Friday with ticket sales boosted to “Ashes-like levels” by new format

By Isabelle Westbury, Adelaide

Walking into the Adelaide Oval on the eve of the historic first ever day/night Test, something doesn’t sit quite right. It takes a moment or two to notice, but soon it hits. The centre square.

The Telegraph: Phillip Hughes almost withdrew with illness from tragic match

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Former Australia batsman’s father says his son woke up with a virus and felt so bad that he almost pulled out

By Isabelle Westbury, Adelaide

Greg Hughes, father of the Austra­lian cricketer Phillip who died this time last year, has revealed that his son nearly withdrew from the game in which he suffered the fatal injury.

The Roar: ‘Sport is not just a vital distraction, it’s a crucial comfort’

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The roar from the crowd echoed triumphantly through the stadium. The mood was one of nervous excitement. Thirty minutes in and Germany were yet to break the deadlock; the partisan French crowd fancied their luck against the reigning World Champs.

The Roar: Nice guys finish last

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Australia versus New Zealand on the world stage has become a a regular occurrence. Cricket, netball, and rugby World Cup finals have all seen these two nations face off in the past year. Now they’re back at it again in the cricket.