Australia A Take Early Lead as Home Side Collapse Chasing 275
McSweeney, Sutherland and Beardman starred for Australia A, who went one up after the home side were all out for 149 while chasing 275.
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McSweeney, Sutherland and Beardman starred for Australia A, who went one up after the home side were all out for 149 while chasing 275.
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