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More girls set to eye cricket career: coach
David Polkinghorne Em Preston believes Cricket Australia's increased funding will give girls hope they can pursue a career in the game.
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Six things we uncovered at Manuka
David Polkinghorne Chris Gayle is officially in a form slump, Shane Watson can bat and how good is George Bailey?
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Full house doesn't add up for CA chief
David Polkinghorne A ''fussy'' Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland leaves Canberra feeling short-changed by 1500 people.
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Manuka worthy of more big games - Lyon
David Polkinghorne Prime Minister’s XI: With Manuka Oval a week off hosting the Australian cricket team for the first time, Nathan Lyon has backed the revamped ground to host more international matches.
Live: PM's XI v West Indies, Manuka Oval
David Polkinghorne Re-live the action as Ricky Ponting farewells international cricket in the first ever day-night match to be played under lights at Manuka Oval in Canberra.
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Manuka fears for depleted Aussies
David Polkinghorne Cricket ACT is confident the first major sporting event of Canberra's centenary celebrations will not be a fizzer.
Haddin likely to miss PM's XI match
David Polkinghorne Brad Haddin looks set to miss the Prime Minister's XI game against the West Indies at Manuka Oval on January 29 due to a hamstring injury.
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Canberra 'let down' by cricket hierarchy
David Polkinghorne Cricket Australia ''dropped the ball'' in Canberra and Australia's first one-dayer in the nation's capital should have happened long ago.
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ACT happy with niche role in new structure
David Polkinghorne Cricket ACT is confident it has established itself as a niche market within Australian cricket and is hoping to build on that when the new, independent Cricket Australia board comes into power in...
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Big Merv says give Canberra the big bash
David Polkinghorne FORMER Test star Merv Hughes has backed Canberra's bid to have its own Big Bash League team when the fledgling competition expands.
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Windies' Gayle hits Manuka light twice
David Polkinghorne Canberra's centenary will get a double-barrelled blast from the world's most explosive batsman, Chris Gayle, under the glare of new Christmas lights.
