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Former New Zealand international and now Canberra resident Chris Cairns is confident the national capital will prove itself as a capable host of international cricket – and add credibility to a future Big Bash League bid – when the Australian team plays for the first time at Manuka Oval next year. As revealed in The Canberra Times yesterday, the ACT Government is close to finalising a deal for the Australian cricket team to play two limited overs internationals – either Twenty20 or 50-over games – next April as part of the city’s Centenary celebrations. ACT sports minister Andrew Barr and Cricket Australia would not elaborate on details yesterday, but it’s understood Australia’s intended opponent is New Zealand. Advertisement: Story continues below

IF YOU had backed Richmond to play in a Premier Cricket final a year ago, you would have got odds as long as Gold Coast making the AFL finals. The Tigers have achieved the unlikely this summer. Today they will try to knock over reigning champion Dandenong in the final at the Junction Oval. What’s more, Richmond goes in as the higher-ranked side. That is remarkable when you think that at this time last year the Tigers had finished 15th on the 18-team ladder and had not made the finals since 2000-01. Advertisement: Story continues below

RICHMOND (1-24) and Dandenong (237) both think their Premier Cricket final is evenly balanced. But Panthers captain Darren Dempsey believes his team has the psychological advantage as the Tigers ”are cocky”. ”It [the pressure] will get to them,” he said. Richmond needs 214 runs today with nine wickets in hand at Junction Oval to take the vital first-innings advantage over the reigning premier. Advertisement: Story continues below

Former New Zealand international and now Canberra resident Chris Cairns is confident the national capital will prove itself as a capable host of international cricket – and add credibility to a future Big Bash League bid – when the Australian team plays for the first time at Manuka Oval next year. As revealed in The Canberra Times yesterday, the ACT Government is close to finalising a deal for the Australian cricket team to play two limited overs internationals – either Twenty20 or 50-over games – next April as part of the city’s Centenary celebrations. ACT sports minister Andrew Barr and Cricket Australia would not elaborate on details yesterday, but it’s understood Australia’s intended opponent is New Zealand. Advertisement: Story continues below

Matthew Wade (centre) has his chance to consolidate a spot in the Test team when the three-match series against the West Indies begins next month. Photo: AFP