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Test discard shines in SA's one-day win over Tasmania (opens the original)
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Test discard Jake Weatherald has fallen just shy of a century in South Australia's seven-run win over Tasmania in the One-Day Cup. SA posted 7-383 from 50 overs and survived a masterclass from Jordan Silk, who made 142 from 106 balls in Tasmania's 8-376. Batting at No.4, SA's Weatherald made 92 from 89 balls in Wednesday's fixture at Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide. SA recruit Matthew Gilkes top-scored with an unbeaten 97 and opener Jake Fraser-McGurk blasted six sixes in his 88 from just 47 balls
Key quotes from the AFL tribunal hearing of Lions star (opens the original)
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WHAT THEY SAID AT LACHIE NEALE'S AFL TRIBUNAL HEARING:- * "I didn't feel like I was striking him at all. It was more a bump or body-check." Lachie Neale on his action. * "I was indicating that Jack might have taken a bit of a dive to get a free kick." Neale on his gesturing to Jack Ginnivan after the incident. * "This is a very clear strike. He swings that left arm back. It's a forceful arm ... that swings straight into his opponent." AFL counsel Andrew Woods KC. * "The AFL's position is you sim
Brisbane star Neale still banned for AFL grand final (opens the original)
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Brisbane's champion midfielder Lachie Neale remains suspended for the grand final after the AFL tribunal rejected his "inconsistent" evidence in a landmark case. The dual Brownlow medallist will miss Saturday's grand final against Fremantle unless the Lions successfully challenge the tribunal verdict at the AFL appeals board. The Lions have until noon on Wednesday to submit a notice of appeal, which would likely be heard on Thursday. Neale was offered a one-match suspension for striking Hawthorn
'A reason I'm still there': Labuschagne on Test spot (opens the original)
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Marnus Labuschagne understands the criticism, but says there's a reason why he's still in Australia's Test squad. Labuschagne enters the looming Test tour of South Africa under intense pressure, having not scored a Test ton since July 2023. "Criticism is part of the job," Labuschagne told reporters on Friday. "No one is criticising my character … they're criticising my performance. "Because of the lack of performance, I've opened myself up to criticism." Labuschagne, whose domestic season starts
Sleepy Hollow to evil empire: how Cats beat the system (opens the original)
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Remember when Geelong was Sleepy Hollow, a place where no one wanted to move? The chairman of Geelong's AFL club, Grant McCabe, does. "Twenty-five years ago, no one wanted to come here," McCabe said two months ago. "It was 'Sleepy Hollow' and wasn't seen to be an attractive place." Now, to its AFL rivals, Geelong is the evil empire. And it has struck again. Toby Greene will become the latest AFL elite to join the Cats. The GWS captain's decision will be met with now usual murmurings about Geelon
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