Graham Manou
Cricketer
Long wait finally over for Haddin...it was slightly bittersweet for Haddin. Apart from missing out on personally savouring the success, Haddin also had to watch as the likes of Graham Manou and Tim Paine stepped up in his absence. "I would be lying if I said the break... In this article: Adam Gilchrist, Tim Paine, Australia, Graham Manou, Australian cricket, Brisbane, Queensland, and Tasmania |
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Sydney Morning Herald - National | November 11, 2009
Victorians unhappy with one-day ruling
...Wright are also sidelined because of hamstring injuries, was confused by the CA ruling because South Australia were able to pick Graham Manou for Saturday's game against Queensland. "We've been told that none of (the bowlers) are...
In this article: Greg Shipperd, Shaun Marsh, Mitchell Johnson, Adam Voges, and Western Australia
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Stuff | November 08, 2009
Short-handed Australians wrap up series
Short-handed Australians wrap up series WELL TAKEN: Australia fast-bowler Mitchell Johnson celebrates a wicket with wicketkeeper Graham Manou during the sixth ODI against India. Brendon McCullum steps up for Black Caps Black Caps win...
In this article: Mitchell Johnson, Australia, Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting, Harbhajan Singh, Praveen Kumar, and Shane Watson
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Intense cricket schedule tough: Johnson
...tough: Johnson As Cricket Australia rushed replacement wicketkeeper Graham Manou to India, paceman Mitchell Johnson conceded the overcrowded schedule and heavy injury toll were affecting the Australian team's focus. A relentless...
In this article: Mitchell Johnson, Brett Lee, Tim Paine, Delhi, Australia, India, Nathan Bracken, and Shane Watson
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Australians beaten by six wickets
...148, but Dhoni hung around to mop up the 29 runs that remained. Replacement Australian wicketkeeper Graham Manou endured a torrid night as he adjusted to the low bounce just 24 hours after landing in India, but fellow inclusion Doug...
In this article: Ricky Ponting, Yuvraj Singh, Australia, Sachin Tendulkar, India, and Virender Sehwag
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The Australian | October 28, 2009
Manou wins Australia call-up
...in the seven-match series in Delhi on Saturday. Manou made his international debut as a replacement for the injured Brad Haddin during the third Test of the recent Ashes series in England. And he has been picked to go to India ahead of...
In this article: India, Australia, Ashes series, and Brett Lee
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Manou heading to India to replace Paine
...recent Ashes series in England. And he has been picked to go to India ahead of first-choice gloveman Haddin who has recovered from his finger fracture but has not yet played a first-class match to test it. He's the second player called...
In this article: India, Ashes series, Brett Lee, and Mitchell Johnson
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New Kerala | October 29, 2009
S. Australian keeper Manou called up as replacement for Paine
...up as replacement for Paine Adelaide (Australia), Oct. 29 : South Australian wicketkeeper Graham Manou has been rushed to India to make his one-day international debut in place of injured Tim Paine. Manou was preparing to captain the...
In this article: NSW, India, Matthew Wade, Brett Lee, and Chris Hartley
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sportinglife | October 28, 2009
MANOU REPLACES PAINE FOR AUSSIES
...next game," NSP chairman Andrew Hilditch said. "Graham richly deserves this opportunity following his Ashes debut and his successful domestic season last year in all forms of the game. "After extensive discussions with Cricket Australia...
In this article: Tim Paine, Australia, Ricky Ponting, and India
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Graham Allan Manou (born 23 April, 1979) in Modbury, South Australia, is an Australian cricketer who plays for the Southern Redbacks in Australian domestic cricket. He is a wicketkeeper and aggressive right handed batsman who has taken more dismissals than any other South Australian player in One Day domestic cricket. In the longer version of the game he is their 3rd most successful keeper.
Manou was a highly successful junior cricketer, highlighted by the fact that he won the Player of the Tournament award when captaining South Australia at the 1997-98 national under-19 carnival. He made his first class debut in the summer of 1999-2000, replacing the retired Tim Nielsen in the side as keeper. Although he impressed with the gloves he struggled with the bat as he scored ducks in four of his first five innings. His first big score was 130 as an opener in 2003-04. Manou has now impressed with a score of 190 against Tasmania in the 2007-08 season.
He was appointed vice-captain of the Redbacks in 2004-05 and when Darren Lehmann was either on national duty or injured he would be the stand in captain. He led from the front with 433 runs and 36 dismissals. In 2005-06 he took a personal best of 42 Pura Cup dismissals along with 21 in the ING Cup. With the bat he has twice collected $50,000 for his team by hitting the ING sign on the fence (on the full).
Manou's partner is Australian athlete Tamsyn Lewis.
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