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Cameron Bancroft has scored greater than 1500 runs for Perth Scorchers in his 66 Big Bash League appearances.
But there’s one apparent factor lacking from the previous Australian Test opener’s CV – a BBL title.
Bancroft has been one of many unfortunate gamers over time since his debut eight seasons in the past, squeezed out usually within the business finish when gamers come again from worldwide duties.
The 30-year-old performed within the shedding remaining two years in the past however missed out final summer time when Josh Inglis and Mitch Marsh returned from a stint with the Test squad because the Scorchers received a document fourth title towards arch-rivals Sydney Sixers at Marvel Stadium.
