Cooper Konoli has represented Australia in three formats (photo through Alex Davidson-ICC/ICC through photo … More
Emerging all -rounder Cooper Konoli, who has represented Australia in formats, will play in the lead league cricket of this season after signing with San Francisco Unicorn.
Underlining the rapid growth of 21 -year -old, as an assign testing player and the Champions Trophy against India opened batting in the semi -finals, it will mark its first stage in foreign T20 franchise cricket.
Well -heeled MLC, a runaway tournament that has lured global stars, as it prepares for its third season starting on June 12, as a significant preparation for Australia before Australia before next year’s T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanca.
Konoli, who made his Test debut against Sri Lanka in February, is ready to be available throughout the MLC season as he will not be part of the Australia’s squad for the June World Test Championship Finals against South Africa.
But Conoli can be a contenders on slow caribeian surfaces for the latter West Indies Tour. It should be in the frame for the T20 leg of the West Indies Tour and should also have a Home White-Ball series against South Africa in August.
Cooper Konoli made his Test debut in Sri Lanka (photo by Robert Sianflon/Getty Image)
“This is a success for myself on the international stage last year and now I can’t wait for the first time to test myself in the foreign franchise T20 with San Francisco Unicorn,” the Conauli said.
“The possibility of playing in front of Texas and Florida along with a house crowd, with some biggest names in world cricket, is very exciting against something and some, and I can’t wait to help the team put on a show for Unicorn and by US cricket fans in June.”
Conoli, a versatile and explosive batsman, will work closely with Australian Jake Fraser-Mackgurk and Parth Scorcor team partner Fin Ellen in Unicorn, who would be without Australian stars Pat Cummins and Josh Englandis due to test duties this season.
Supported by Silicon Valley Venture Capitalists, Unicorn has embraced analytics and AI to inform and evaluate the game as they try to make around a talented young core.
Cooper Konoli plays for Perth Scormers in BBL (photo by Paul Kane/Getty Image)
Unicorn’s head coach Shane Watson said, “Cooper’s all-round capacity is going to be an important asset for the unicorn in this summer.”
“Although he is young, he has shown maturity and adaptability beyond his age; many players do not have international experience in both white ball formats and have earned a baggi green at 21.”
The Conauli will get an opportunity to play in the prestigious Oklaland Colizium, which will host nine matches till 12-18 June before the 34-game, Manthalong tournament shifts for Dallas and Browd County in Florida.
Located near the interstate 880, with its stunning scenes of the Oklaland Hills, a favorite for many people sitting in many roofs, Colizium hosted around 5000 baseball games and was a domestic ground of athletics for 57 years.
The NFLs were also based in NFL before the greed for the bright light of Las Vegas, while Colizium for a comprehensive audience can be known to be immortal in a hit 2011 film Moneyball Brad Pit starring.
Unicorn on June 12 opened the tournament in Colizium against Washington Freedom, a defending champion in Remach last year’s final.
