Country lad who enjoys a game called cricket (may also try to claim relation to Angelique Kerber)
Adelaide, South Australia
Joined May 2012
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Samuel L. Kerber retweeted
Shame you can’t watch in Aus but @RichmondCC1854’s Scott Edwards leading the way for the Dutch against England with consecutive 70s & is averaging 150 in series. Hopefully they qualify for the T20 WC next month so he gets a chance to play on the global stage on home soil #NEDvENG
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What a fortnight it was, capped off with a Shield debut and presentation from the retiree! Cheers all for the support 👍🏼
Samuel L. Kerber retweeted
And Monash Tigers turn to 16-year-old offie Reiley Mark to open the bowling in their defence of 7-133 against Dandenong in the @VicSuperSlam GF. What an impressive young player.
Samuel L. Kerber retweeted
Tigers through to the Stars Conference Final of the @VicSuperSlam. Another amazing learning experience for @vicpremcricket youngest group of homegrown talent.
We will play @DandenongCC in the Final commencing at 2.30pm at the @cricketvictoria Citi Power Junction Oval.
Huge thanks to the coaching staff and boys at @RagamaCricketCl for having me the last couple of months, was a great learning experience!!
Samuel L. Kerber retweeted
More good news for @sterry91 overnight! Selected in the Ireland squad 🐯👏🏻 @vicpremcricket nitter.gq/irelandcricket/status/…
@MThrelfall012 Geez, besides the weather it sounds pretty good! silly question, i thought the grounds would've been awesom, keep enjoyin it!
@MThrelfall012 haha, i bet you are, good experience anyway! how's your accomodation and ground facilites, better then the weather?
@MThrelfall012 I bet it is! don't worry about the batting if your taking five-fors and hatricks though! The dominating bowler, hey? haha
@MThrelfall012 Yeah thought you might be enjoyin it, watching the aus v eng ODIs on tv the weather didn't look to good!
@MThrelfall012 g'day michael, was talking to matty g and was just wondering how you're getting on in wet weather england?