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Indigenous cricket tour of England to mark 150th anniversary

Ashleigh Gardner (standing) and Scott Boland

Ashleigh Gardner (standing) and Scott Boland Source: Cricket Australia

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Australia's best Indigenous cricket players will travel to Britain in June to commemorate the first-ever international sporting tour out of Australia, back in 1868.

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