Adam Burnett is a features editor and writer. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on both team and individual sports across various disciplines. Adam's work has been featured in The Revelator, Cricket Australia, Hays Post, Pacific Legal Foundation, and The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP).
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Adam's focus is primarily on sports, especially cricket, with a particular emphasis on Australian cricket and the Big Bash League. Given this coverage area, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming cricket matches or events involving Australian cricketers.
As Adam's geographic focus is Queensland and Australia, it would be beneficial for sources pitching stories to him to have relevance to these areas. This could include insights into local teams or players from Queensland or broader topics tied specifically to Australian cricket.
With his strong event coverage percentage, reaching out with timely updates about upcoming matches, player performances and team dynamics within the context of Australian cricket and the Big Bash League can be particularly effective.
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To mark the Little Master's 50th birthday, we look back at his remarkable two-month obliteration of the Aussies in 1998, centred upon a three-Test series in India and his battle with Shane Warne
Jack Clayton and co have enjoyed a pre-season with a difference under Queensland assistant coach Wade Townsend
Personal and team glory could await the returning quick as he and his teammates prepare for an unprecedented period of Test cricket
