The 2020-21 season in review: A summer like no other

cricket.com.au published this video item, entitled “The 2020-21 season in review: A summer like no other” – below is their description.

Celebrate the 2020-21 summer with a look back at the memorable moments across international and domestic men’s and women’s cricket and the challenges overcome to play all the top-flight formats amid the Covid-19 pandemic

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