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Tim Paine Appointed Head Coach Of Prime Minister's XI For Match Against India At Manuka Oval
Former Australian Test: Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine has been appointed as the head coach of the Prime Minister's XI for an upcoming fixture against India, scheduled for November 30 at Manuka Oval in Canberra.
"Cricket Australia is pleased to announce the Prime Minister's XI coaches ahead of its clash against India later this month. Former Australian Test captain Tim Paine has been named as head coach, with @CricketACT coaches Erin Osborne and Justin McNally named as assistant coaches," Cricket Australia posted on 'X', marking Paine’s first high-profile coaching role since retiring as a player. Read More...
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