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The Natural Two Tone Batting Helmet combined with the tri-bar facemask from Easton offers total head and face protection for batters. The Natural Helmet is designed to provide maximum protection and lightweight comfort with a slim, aerodynamic design, sturdy ABS shell, and EVA impact foam...
The Natural Batting Helmet combined with the tri-bar facemask from Easton offers total head and face protection for batters. The Natural Helmet is designed to provide maximum protection and lightweight comfort with a slim, aerodynamic design, sturdy ABS shell, and EVA impact foam...
Step up to the plate wearing the Rawlings® Vapor Low Profile Batting Helmet. This unisex design is pre-drilled for the LOW PROFILE designed NOCSAE® approved face guard. It's high impact ABS shell has a Scarlet painted slight metallic design finish and is ready for the next game.
The Worth Toxic Helmet Features: Low profile design. New two-tone Toxic look with white trim. Unisex padding design with built in pony tail channel. One size fits most 6 1/2 - 7 1/2 . Pre-drilled for Worth face guards...
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David Warner batting for Easts vs Randwick
Xavier Doherty Profile
Following Brad Hogg's retirement, Xavier Doherty will be keen to press his claims as a potential one-day international spinner having carved a limited-overs niche with Tasmania. He was the state's one-day player of the year in 2006-07, when he collected 11 wickets at 29.72, and was the joint winner of the same award in 2007-08. That season he was one of four men to top the competition wicket tally with 15 at 25.53, including 4 for 18 in the final as Tasmania secured the limited-overs trophy. The repeated successes earned him a place in the Australia A one-day team that toured India in 2008 and he was picked for his first taste with the national side for a Twenty20 match against an All-Stars team in November 2008. His handy lower-order batting adds to his limited-overs value and his first hint of potential higher honours came when the national selectors named him in the preliminary 30-man squad for the 2008 Champions Trophy, which was ultimately postponed.
Big things were expected of Doherty, a left-arm orthodox spinner, after he starred at the Under-19 World Cup and was given a Tasmanian debut at 19 in 2001-02. Since then he has struggled for lasting impact in the Pura Cup but with slow-bowling positions opening up in the Test squad, he will also be desperate to win back his place in Tasmania's first-class team. A 2001 Academy graduate and Prime Minister's XI representative in 2004, Doherty was not used in the Pura Cup in 2007-08 as Jason Krejza was preferred and he must reduce his first-class average a long way below its current mark of 56.23 to get more regular opportunities in the longer format.
Only Test Australia v England at Brisbane, Nov 25-29, 2010 ODI debut Australia v Sri Lanka at Melbourne, Nov 3, 2010 Last ODI Australia v Sri Lanka at Brisbane, Nov 7, 2010
First-class debut 2001/02 Last First-class Australia v England at Brisbane, Nov 25-29, 2010 List A debut 2001/02
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