Bendemeer’s own Josh Hazlewood has starred with the ball as Australia won the first Twenty20 international against South Africa in Darwin.
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Tamworth launches elite cricket academy
Young cricketers across the New England will now have a new pathway to elite training with the launch of the Tamworth Cricket Academy (TCA).
Posted inCricket, Glen Innes
Glen Innes completes indoor sports centre upgrades
Cricketers of all ages and skill levels now have access to a significantly improved training facility at the Glen Innes Indoor Sports Centre.
Posted inBendemeer, Cricket
Hazlewood to return for IPL resumption
Bendemeer’s Josh Hazlewood will return to the pitch for the Indian Premier League resumption, just a week after military conflict forced it to be postponed.
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Hazlewood supreme again in bowling Bengaluru to IPL win
Bendemeer’s Josh Hazlewood has shone again in the Indian Premier League, his masterful bowling at the death proving Bengaluru’s trump card.
Posted inArmidale, Cricket, Sport
New England girls ready to gain confidence in Cricket
New England girls are stepping up to bat as Cricket NSW partners with Armidale District Cricket Association to launch a new program ‘Confidence in Cricket’.
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Bendemeer’s Josh Hazelwood vying for selection
Australia are set to face a selection headache for Sri Lanka, with Josh Hazlewood on track to overcome a calf injury and be available for the two-Test series.
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Hazlewood: Absent, but still Brett Lee’s pick
Bendemeer fast bowler Josh Hazelwood may be missing from the pitch this summer but according to Brett Lee he is still a top pick.
Posted inCricket, Sport, Tamworth
Next generation hit the pitch with Steve Waugh
Steve Waugh returned to Tamworth to host a coaching clinic for the region’s junior cricketers, drawing over 100 youngsters from as far north as Moree and further south to the Upper Hunter.
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Tamworth a home a way from home for Mohammed
There’s nothing in cricket like a fast bowler in full flight. Genuine pace is rare, and extracting help from a docile wicket can feel like pulling teeth. But when a ball flies at road-illegal speeds, the crowd can’t help but pay attention.