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Kuhnemann Credits Move To Tasmania For Australia Test Team Recall
Kuhnemann had played three Tests on the tour of India in early 2023 and even picked a five-wicket haul. But after that, he found the going tough as he finished the 2023/24 Sheffield Shield season without an appearance, as Queensland fielded leg-spinner Mitchell Swepson as their main spinner.
As a result, Kuhnemann switched to Tasmania ahead of the 2024/25 season, and played in six Sheffield Shield matches, picking 18 wickets – nine of which came at his new home ground in Hobart, a venue challenging for spinners to excel.
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