The path back, a successor and sandpaper: Labuschagne speaks out after axing
Marnus Labuschagne has shed light on his axing and why Jack Clayton is ready to succeed him, while addressing claims in Usman Khawaja’s book.
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Marnus Labuschagne has shed light on his axing and why Jack Clayton is ready to succeed him, while addressing claims in Usman Khawaja’s book.
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John Bailey is a contributor to The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald.