Ticket On Sale Dates for the 3 mobile Ashes Series 2010/11:
CRICKET AUSTRALIA TRAVEL OFFICE TRAVEL PACKAGES
ACF Priority Period - 12pm 24 February 2010 to 5pm 28 February 2010 AEDST
General Public - 12pm 1 March 2010 AEDST
TICKETS ONLY
Australian Cricket Family - Wednesday 14 July 2010.
General Public - Tuesday 20 July
Australian Cricket Family - Wednesday 14 July 2010.
General Public - Tuesday 20 July
The release date of tickets in the ACF priority period will be staggered over three days:
14 - 19 July - Matches in Queensland and South Australia
15 - 19 July - Matches in New South Wales and Tasmania
16 - 19 July - Matches in Western Australia and Victoria
Overseas-based ACF members will have access to tickets once they go on sale to the General Public on Tuesday 20 July.
Sign up for the ACF priority access offer by joining the Australian Cricket Family here.
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Sunday, April 18, 2010
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Australia look to Ashes with contract list
Australia's selectors have outlined their plans for the Ashes and next year's World Cup after retaining faith in their recent influx of emerging talent. Andrew Hilditch's panel dropped a couple of senior bowlers in Stuart Clark and Nathan Bracken, but gave full-time contracts to the fresh quicks Ryan Harris and Clint McKay for 2010-11.
Steven Smith, the exciting allrounder from New South Wales, wins his first spot in the 25-man list while Tasmania's Tim Paine has replaced Graham Manou as the back-up keeper. Andrew McDonald seems fortunate to hold his place, although he will come into contention for the tour of England, and Callum Ferguson, the South Australia batsman, is retained despite not playing since a knee reconstruction in October. Shaun Tait remains in favour while David Hussey misses out, and Brad Hodge's first-class retirement officially ended his remote chances of another deal.
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Steven Smith, the exciting allrounder from New South Wales, wins his first spot in the 25-man list while Tasmania's Tim Paine has replaced Graham Manou as the back-up keeper. Andrew McDonald seems fortunate to hold his place, although he will come into contention for the tour of England, and Callum Ferguson, the South Australia batsman, is retained despite not playing since a knee reconstruction in October. Shaun Tait remains in favour while David Hussey misses out, and Brad Hodge's first-class retirement officially ended his remote chances of another deal.
READ Full article HERE
Monday, April 5, 2010
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Monday, March 15, 2010
Ashes Cricket Forum - catch up on the ashes 2010-2011
Q: What do the England and South African cricket teams have in Common?
A: They are both filled with South Africans
See the following Forum dedicated to the Cricket Ashes 2010.
A: They are both filled with South Africans
See the following Forum dedicated to the Cricket Ashes 2010.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
2010-11 Ashes fixtures announced, the series to start in November
Australia's cricketers will begin their bid to win back the Ashes in Brisbane on November 25 next year.
Cricket Australia and the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) have announced the fixtures for the 2010-11 Test series between the old foes.
Tests in Adelaide (December 3-7) and Perth (December 16-20) will follow the opening match at The Gabba, with Melbourne's traditional Boxing Day fixture (December 26-30) and Sydney's New Year Test (January 3-7) completing the schedule.
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland said he was looking forward to another thrilling contest between cricket's biggest rivals.
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