Tony Dodemaide
Tony Dodemaide is a former Australian cricketer and current selector for the national team. He played as a right-handed batsman and medium-fast bowler during his first-class career from 1988 to 1997, representing Victoria and Australia. After retiring, Dodemaide transitioned into coaching and selection roles, where he has been involved in identifying and nurturing talent for the Australian cricket team. Recently, he made headlines for explaining Nathan Lyon's unexpected omission from the squad, citing conditions and the behavior of the pink Dukes ball as the primary reasons for opting for a pace-heavy bowling attack.
Born on Jan 01, 1963 (62 years old)
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Webster, with selector Tony Dodemaide watching from the boundary at Junction Oval, rounded out a poor game with the bat by attempting a wild slash and being caught at backward point for six.
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Tony Dodemaide is a former Victorian paceman and a member of the current selection panel.
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Tony Dodemaide is a selector who was observing Konstas' performance during the match.
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Tony Dodemaide explained Lyon’s shock omission from the team selection.
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