Lyon leaves Redbacks for NSW

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has been fined $15,000 for attempting to poach Victorian bowler James Muirhead. James Muirhead ... is at the centre of a poaching controversy. The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has been ...

Source: AFP AS NATHAN Lyon and Daniel Christian depart South Australia, they will be encouraged by the success of Redbacks alumini who moved east. News Limited exclusively revealed Test off-spinner Lyon was headed to New South Wales and Christian to ...

South Australian cricket hierarchy are consulting lawyers after being found to have broken poaching rules regarding young Victorian legspinner James Muirhead. The Redbacks continue to protest their innocence despite the findings of a Cricket ...

ACT Comets young gun Nick Winter will be among several familiar faces at the South Australian Redbacks, but Test spinner Nathan Lyon won't be one of them. Lyon's shock defection to NSW came on the same day promising left-arm paceman Winter secured a ...

Source: The Advertiser SOUTH Australia proved the big tease in a perplexing season across all forms. Darren Berry's Redbacks threatened to clinch multiple silverware but combusted in an unfamiliar position controlling their destiny. "Everyone is ...

Source: The Advertiser SOUTH Australian fans will for the first time see Crows and Power games played on the same weekend in Adelaide in an extended AFL season. But these double-headers will come at a cost: not seeing any AFL football in Adelaide ...

Victoria and South Australia have set aside their recent acrimony to complete a swap of key all-rounders. Andrew McDonald and Daniel Christian will, respectively, head to Melbourne and Adelaide after the states elected to release each player from ...

Test spinner Nathan Lyon and allrounder Dan Christian have quit South Australian cricket in defections which disappointed Redbacks coach Darren Berry. Lyon has moved to NSW and Christian to Victoria, the latter leaving despite still being contracted ...

NSW's Sheffield Shield hopes remain alive after a crushing eight-wicket victory over South Australia at the SCG. The win lifts the Blues to 29 points - momentarily putting them at the top of the table - as they wait for results from the other two ...