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October 4, 2006Posted on 10/04/2006 in Australian cricket
'We are trying to be Australia's No.1 sport'
As Australia gears up for a momentous and hectic summer, James Sutherland speaks to Jon Pierik about the key issues facing the sport.
Finding a coach to replace John Buchanan is the biggest decision we'll face over the next 12 months. It's a really important time for the development of the Australian cricket team. That's partly because John Buchanan has done such a great job. John is standing down when Australia is No.1 in the world. How do we manage the transition?
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