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Team's in! 📻🏏

Experts Michael Vaughan, Darren Lehmann and Jason Gillespie will join commentators Clint Wheeldon, Quentin Hull and Henry Moeran to call all the action from England's white-ball tour of Australia on ABC Sport.

The series will feature three ODIs and five T20s, beginning with an ODI in Perth on Friday November 13.

Our team will also include Matt Clinch, Brett Sprigg, and Tom Moody and Adam Voges.

Hear every ball of England’s tour of Australia live and ad-free on ABC listen: ab.co/ABCListenApp

"It’s been great. It’s been a really fun year. The highlight so far has been the [T20] World Cup and winning at Lord’s." 🏏

A year to remember for Sophie Molineux, especially on that balcony.🍾

The Aussie cricket captain Sophie Molineux joined Aaron Bryans for Summer Grandstand on ABC Sport to reflect on her first year as the national skipper and the chaotic finish to the Renegades and Hurricanes WBBL clash in Hobart.

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It was electric! ⚡️🔥

He may have played just 73 seconds on the stat sheet, but a three-point buzzer beater will live in the memories for many Adelaide 36ers and hoops fans. 🏀

Raheim "RJ" Brown Jr only turned 16 a week ago, and last night became the youngest player in the NBL in 44 years.

The 6'5 point guard is in just year 10 at high school, signing with the 36ers as a development player this season.

"It was a crazy moment to hit the shot in front of our home court. I'm just glad coach put me in the game, and our team could get it done," RJ told Aaron Bryans on Summer Grandstand.

Brown Jr became the second youngest player in NBL history, discussing his memorable debut at the Adelaide Entertainment Centre on ABC Sport.

"I was trying to stretch on the bench, he [coach] told me to get ready, and then as he called my name, the crowd went wild.

"It was electric in the arena. My ears were ringing after. It was cool, my teammates, everyone getting around me, the fans were crazy." ⛹️

Listen to the full interview: ab.co/48p9nCd
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The Hawks are on the board in AFLW finals! 💛🤎

After four finals losses in the past two seasons, Hawthorn has won its first AFL Women's final, defeating the Gold Coast Suns by 18 points at Carrara 8.9.57 to 6.3.39.

Hawks ruck Lucy Wales was instrumental with 19 disposals, 12 hitouts, 11 tackles and six marks in the win, supported by Eliza West (29 disposals, one goal) and Laura Stone (two goals, 21 disposals).

Geelong will host its semi final against Sydney at Kardinia Park on Saturday at 4:05pm AEDT, while Carlton will play Hawthorn at Princes Park, following on at 7:15pm AEDT.

Hear the AFLW live and ad-free on ABC listen: abc.net.au/listen/listena…

Is Jack Clayton on your radar for a Test cap this summer?🏏

The Queensland batter says he is focusing on pressure situations that are "intense or stressful" but rewarding to get out of the situation.

Listen back in full on Summer Grandstand: ab.co/4zx9xmC