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Doing a Bit Of Research...

Prince EWS

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
And I thought I'd cheat. I've been compiling various state "rep" sides (for lack of a better phrase), and I wondered if anyone knew, off the top of their head or otherwise, of any players that were born in Australia and currently play first class cricket, but do not participate in the Pura or ING Cups.

Ian Harvey, Scott Styris, Stuart Law and Mathew Sinclair spring to mind immediately, but I cant think of any others. Any help would be appreciated.
 
Smudge

Smudge

Hall of Fame Member
Tama Canning.
I think Aaron Redmond was born in Aussie, but his profile on NZCricket is a bit confusing.
 
BoyBrumby

BoyBrumby

Englishman
Prince EWS said:
And I thought I'd cheat. I've been compiling various state "rep" sides (for lack of a better phrase), and I wondered if anyone knew, off the top of their head or otherwise, of any players that were born in Australia and currently play first class cricket, but do not participate in the Pura or ING Cups.

Ian Harvey, Scott Styris, Stuart Law and Mathew Sinclair spring to mind immediately, but I cant think of any others. Any help would be appreciated.
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Jason Gallian (Notts) & Tim Ambrose (Sussex) for definite and if you include Scotland's Intercontinental games (which I think have FC status) there's Paul Hoffman too.
 
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iamdavid

International Debutant
A guy called Jason Voros...left arm seamer who spent alot of time playing grade cricket here in Canberra...played for the Comets a bit.
He played a few games for an English county (sussex I think :dry: )
 
Autobahn

Autobahn

State 12th Man
Callum Thorp at Durham seems to have settled in England for the forseeable future since he doesn't qualify as an overseas player and han't played in aus since 2004.
 
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