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Nov 2, 2023 |
bordermail.com.au | Steve Tervet
Nizam Uddin and Shayan Khan at Lavington Sports Ground. Picture by Mark JesserUniversity mates playing in the same club side is nothing new but how many cricketers have done that across two continents? Shayan Khan and Nizam Uddin's reunion at Lavington this summer is therefore fairly unique and the strength of their connection goes some way to explaining their fantastic figures in CAW Provincial.
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Nov 2, 2023 |
bordermail.com.au | Steve Tervet
Thirds football is back at Rand-Walbundrie-Walla. The Giants were unable to field an under-17 side this year and therefore didn't defend the premiership they won in 2022. But, in a major boost to the three towns, they'll return to the field next season coached by James Kreutzberger. "It's massive," Kreutzberger said. "It'll be great to work with those guys, most of whom played senior footy this year and reached a prelim final under Dan (Athanitis) and Jack (Duck).
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Nov 2, 2023 |
bordermail.com.au | Steve Tervet
Dan Smith in Big Bash League action for the Sydney Sixers. Dan Smith is ready to sprinkle more stardust onto Cricket Albury-Wodonga when he makes his Corowa debut on Saturday. The former NSW, Sydney Thunder and Sydney Sixers star will open the batting against Wodonga Raiders at Ball Park in what will be his first of at least five matches for the CAW Provincial outfit.
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Nov 2, 2023 |
bordermail.com.au | Steve Tervet
Alex Popko was a club-mate of Shane Warne's at St Kilda and starred in T20 cricket while working interstate in the mines, before returning to ply his trade in Cricket Albury-Wodonga. Alex Popko has served up plenty of entertainment on the cricket and football field over the years so STEVE TERVET sat down with him to re-live some of those memorable moments and consider what's next. ST: Four rounds into the season, we haven't seen your name on the Albury team sheet yet.
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Nov 1, 2023 |
bordermail.com.au | Steve Tervet
Myrtleford coach Craig Millar gets his message across to the players. Picture by Mark JesserCraig Millar has laid down a clear challenge to his Myrtleford players. The Saints finished bottom of the ladder this year, winning just one game in Millar's first season coaching at McNamara Reserve. He's confident the club's youngsters will emerge better and wiser for the experience of playing senior Ovens and Murray football but has drawn a line in the sand when it comes to preparing for 2024.
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