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CA Confirms Participation Of Seven Members Of Ashes-winning Australia Squad In BBL 15
Among those returning to play in BBL 15 for various teams are Alex Carey with the Adelaide Strikers; Brendan Doggett with the Melbourne Renegades; Josh Inglis with the Perth Scorchers; Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne with the Brisbane Heat; Todd Murphy and Steve Smith with the Sydney Sixers; and Jake Weatherald and Beau Webster with the Hobart Hurricanes. All will be eligible for selection starting January 10.
Michael Neser will join the Brisbane Heat on January 14, while Mitchell Starc will rejoin the Sydney Sixers on January 16.
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