'Lots of options': Carey coy on changed batting order
Carey batting order
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Read at The West Sport → - ABC Australia Top·4d agoEverything you need to know as Australia hosts Bangladesh in the Top End
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Read at ABC Australia Top → - 7NEWS Australia·5d agoAussie keeper Alex Carey coy on batting order ahead of first Test against Bangladesh
‘That is what I am comfortable in saying.’
Read at 7NEWS Australia → - The West Australian·5d ago'Lots of options': Carey coy on changed batting order
Wicketkeeper Alex Carey has been Australia's saviour with the bat and while he's not certain were in the order he will come in, he does know why he's firing.
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