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Former Australian Star Reveals Who Should Replace Steve Smith at No. 4
Former Australian cricketer and current Victoria coach Chris Rogers has endorsed Peter Handscomb as the best candidate to take over the No. 4 batting position in Tests once veteran Steve Smith retires.
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Former Australia Opener Chris Rogers Appointed Victoria Head Coach
Chris Rogers played 25 Tests for Australia and joined Cricket Australia's High Performance team in 2018.
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Steve Smith Was Mimicking Chris Rogers Not Jack Leach, Clarifies Justin Langer
Australia head coach Justin Langer defended his players' celebration and said, "I was there, I know the truth, they were talking about Chris Rogers".
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Joe Burns a Worthy Replacement For Chris Rogers As Test Opener, Says Matthew Hayden
Former Australian opening batsman Matthew Hayden has stated that Joe Burns is a good candidate to replace Chris Rogers at the top.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke Fails But David Warner, Steve Smith Fifties Lift Australia
Australia were 184/2 after Chris Rogers and Michael Clarke were dismissed in the first session of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
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Michael Clarke Says Australia Must Show Fight
Australian skipper Michael Clarke, who is playing his last Test at The Oval, has urged the team to show character and fight in order to regain some pride.
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Chris Rogers to Retire After The Ashes
Chris Rogers becomes third Australian cricketer to call time on career in recent months after Ryan Harris and Michael Clarke.
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Ashes 2015: Chris Rogers Laments Australia's Lack of Fight
Australia were skittled out for just 136 in the first innings of the third Ashes Test, with veteran opener Rogers's 52 the lone batting highlight of an innings where the next best score was Adam Voges's 16. James Anderson took an Ashes-best six for 47.
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The Ashes 2015: James Anderson Sets Edgbaston on Fire as Aussies Reel
James Anderson took six for 47 in 14.4 overs, including a spell of four for seven in 10 balls after lunch as Australia were bundled out for 136. This was his 18th five-wicket haul in Tests.
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The Ashes 2015: Michael Clarke Opts for New-Style Helmet After Chris Rogers Injury
Chris Rogers, struck by a James Anderson bouncer while making a Test-best 173 during Australia's 405-run win over England at Lord's this month, credited the new stem guard with preventing a more serious injury.
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The Ashes 2015: Chris Rogers Feared Australia Career Was Over After Dizzy Spell at Lord's
Chris Rogers had to leave the field on the fourth and final day of the Lord's Test as Australia completed a 405-run thrashing of England to level the five-match series at 1-1.
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Ashes: Chris Rogers Gets Through Net Session Before Edgbaston Test
Chris Rogers succumbed to a sudden bout of dizziness during the second Test at Lord's and had to leave the field
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Ashes 2015: Chris Rogers Returns to Australia Squad
The 37-year-old Chris Rogers succumbed to a sudden bout of dizziness during the second Ashes Test at Lord's on Sunday.
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Australia's Chris Rogers Faces More Checks Before Third Ashes Test
Chris Rogers, who was struck on the helmet in the Lord's Test, could make way for Shaun Marsh in the third Test at Edgbaston.
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The Ashes: Chris Rogers' Condition Not Serious, May Play Third Test, Feels Team Doctor
Australian team doctor Peter Brukner indicated Monday it was possible that Chris Rogers could take part in the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston starting on July 29.
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Former Australian Star Reveals Who Should Replace Steve Smith at No. 4
Former Australian cricketer and current Victoria coach Chris Rogers has endorsed Peter Handscomb as the best candidate to take over the No. 4 batting position in Tests once veteran Steve Smith retires.
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Former Australia Opener Chris Rogers Appointed Victoria Head Coach
Chris Rogers played 25 Tests for Australia and joined Cricket Australia's High Performance team in 2018.
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Steve Smith Was Mimicking Chris Rogers Not Jack Leach, Clarifies Justin Langer
Australia head coach Justin Langer defended his players' celebration and said, "I was there, I know the truth, they were talking about Chris Rogers".
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Joe Burns a Worthy Replacement For Chris Rogers As Test Opener, Says Matthew Hayden
Former Australian opening batsman Matthew Hayden has stated that Joe Burns is a good candidate to replace Chris Rogers at the top.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke Fails But David Warner, Steve Smith Fifties Lift Australia
Australia were 184/2 after Chris Rogers and Michael Clarke were dismissed in the first session of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
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Michael Clarke Says Australia Must Show Fight
Australian skipper Michael Clarke, who is playing his last Test at The Oval, has urged the team to show character and fight in order to regain some pride.
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Chris Rogers to Retire After The Ashes
Chris Rogers becomes third Australian cricketer to call time on career in recent months after Ryan Harris and Michael Clarke.
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Ashes 2015: Chris Rogers Laments Australia's Lack of Fight
Australia were skittled out for just 136 in the first innings of the third Ashes Test, with veteran opener Rogers's 52 the lone batting highlight of an innings where the next best score was Adam Voges's 16. James Anderson took an Ashes-best six for 47.
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The Ashes 2015: James Anderson Sets Edgbaston on Fire as Aussies Reel
James Anderson took six for 47 in 14.4 overs, including a spell of four for seven in 10 balls after lunch as Australia were bundled out for 136. This was his 18th five-wicket haul in Tests.
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The Ashes 2015: Michael Clarke Opts for New-Style Helmet After Chris Rogers Injury
Chris Rogers, struck by a James Anderson bouncer while making a Test-best 173 during Australia's 405-run win over England at Lord's this month, credited the new stem guard with preventing a more serious injury.
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The Ashes 2015: Chris Rogers Feared Australia Career Was Over After Dizzy Spell at Lord's
Chris Rogers had to leave the field on the fourth and final day of the Lord's Test as Australia completed a 405-run thrashing of England to level the five-match series at 1-1.
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Ashes: Chris Rogers Gets Through Net Session Before Edgbaston Test
Chris Rogers succumbed to a sudden bout of dizziness during the second Test at Lord's and had to leave the field
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Ashes 2015: Chris Rogers Returns to Australia Squad
The 37-year-old Chris Rogers succumbed to a sudden bout of dizziness during the second Ashes Test at Lord's on Sunday.
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Australia's Chris Rogers Faces More Checks Before Third Ashes Test
Chris Rogers, who was struck on the helmet in the Lord's Test, could make way for Shaun Marsh in the third Test at Edgbaston.
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The Ashes: Chris Rogers' Condition Not Serious, May Play Third Test, Feels Team Doctor
Australian team doctor Peter Brukner indicated Monday it was possible that Chris Rogers could take part in the third Ashes Test at Edgbaston starting on July 29.
