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Lanning Picks Litchfield As Healy's Successor To Lead Australia In ODIs
Cricket World Cup: Australia great Meg Lanning believes young opener Phoebe Litchfield has the potential to outshine a strong group of contenders and succeed Alyssa Healy as the next Australian ODI captain.
Healy, who took over the role from Lanning following the two-time ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup winner’s retirement from international cricket at the end of 2023, is now 35 and gradually nearing the twilight of her career.
Lanning spoke in depth about Australia's recent Cricket World Cup campaign with host Nikhil Uttamchandani on the most recent episode of The ICC Review, and she acknowledged the long list of potential candidates the Aussies have at their disposal, who could take over from Healy in the future.
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Swepson To Lead Queensland In Labuschagne's Absence In One Day Cup Opener
Marsh One Day Cup: Queensland's cricket team will see leg-spinner Mitch Swepson don the captain’s armband for the first time, as he leads the Bulls in their opening two matches of the Marsh One Day Cup this week.
Test Cricket Remains “pinnacle” For Jake Fraser-McGurk Ahead Of Potential Debut At MCG
Melbourne Cricket Ground: Australian ODI squad member Jake Fraser-McGurk is eagerly awaiting the possibility of making his international debut against the West Indies at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Friday. The 21-year-old Victorian, who had an impressive season with the Melbourne Renegades in the Big Bash League (BBL), is considered an outside chance to be named in the playing XI.
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