Nansons impress at ATSI comp

Cricket

Feb 28 2025 Updated 18 hours ago

Nathan De Vries

VITAL EXPERIENCE: Josh Nanson and brother Tyler took on some of the best up-and-coming Indigenous and Torres Straight Islander cricketers at the ATSI Tournament in Melbourne on Wednesday. PHOTO: Melissa Beattie

CITY Colts duo Tyler and Josh Nanson spent Wednesday at CitiBank Centre in Melbourne, representing the Melbourne Renegades at the 2024 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Tournament, and had their skills on display.

The pair played two T20 matches against the Melbourne Stars, ending the tournament deadlocked with one win each way.

Bowling first in game one, the Renegades kept the Stars to 4/175, w...

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