At the Sydney Cricket Ground in a match with no bearing on finals placings,New South Wales recovered from a mediocre start to be 5/205 at stumpsagainst Western Australia. Play began at 2.30pm after surface water fromtwo days of steady rain was cleared from the outfield.Wicketkeeper BradHaddin was clearly the standout in a NSW lineup where three batsmen,including captain Michael Bevan (21) and Shane Lee (25 from 22 deliveries)failed to make it past the twenties. Brad Williams (2/45) was the mostsuccessful of the WA bowlers.Six months ago Corey Richards was playing for Australia A and was beingtouted as the next number three batsman in the Test team. Today he wasnamed twelfth man for New South Wales, this year’s Pura Milk Cup woodenspooners.
Blues recover from shaky start on rain-shortened day
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12/05/2025 00:00
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