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This week on the Cricket Library Weekly, Robbie Mackinlay catches up with Rachel Priest from the Hobart Hurricanes and Tasmanian Roar. We hear some interesting insights from the powerful top order batter about her move to Tasmania, reflections on the Reb...
This week on the Cricket Library Weekly, Robbie Mackinlay catches up with Rachel Priest from the Hobart Hurricanes and Tasmanian Roar. We hear some interesting insights from the powerful top order batter about her move to Tasmania, reflections on the Rebel WBBL and how preparations are tracking for the upcoming WNCL season. Robbie also asks a question on behalf of one of the Cricket Library Weekly's loyal listeners.
The lads also have a look at the test series between Australia and India as we head into the final match in what has been full of gripping cricket.
We also delve into some statistics to try and work out which are the best bats in the KFC Big Bash League.
Needless to say, they also address your questions in the highly popular Matt's Mailbag segment with a query this week sent through by some younger listeners from Orange in Central West NSW.
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