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Money talks: Why Australia can afford to have the oldest Test team since the 1920s

As cricketers’ incomes continue to rise, we will have to change our ideas on what we think is “too old” for the Australian Test side.

Published Oct 16, 2026 · 7:15 PMOriginal source: Brisbane Times - Latest News1 reads
Money talks: Why Australia can afford to have the oldest Test team since the 1920s
As cricketers’ incomes continue to rise, we will have to change our ideas on what we think is “too old” for the Australian Test side.
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