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Nick Armistead previews the 2021 Season chances of each team below:
University Blues
A year off brought about significant change for the reigning premiers, but the Blues are no less intimidating than two years ago. After one season and a premiership added to his incredible CV,
Heath Jamieson relocated to Queensland last year and the Blues replaced him with former Sydney Swan
Drew Ginn, Cricket Australia’s Executive General Manager, High Performance, said:
“The latest changes to the 2020-21 WNCL schedule, which will see the season now begin on January 30, have been made to ensure the competition is given the best chance to be completed in full.
“We’d like to acknowledge the work of our State and Territory Associations, particularly the High Performance Managers at each, who have worked together to ensure the domestic schedule can proceed.
“While many changes to the schedule throughout the summer have occurred in reaction to border closures, a number of proactive decisions have also been taken to ensure the strength of the competition is maintained, in balance with the welfare of players and staff.