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'Mullagh was a star of the all-Indigenous cricket team that travelled to England in 1868. But his story is about more than just sporting prowess'

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'Inspired by the true story of legendary First Nations cricketer Johnny Mullagh and Australia’s first ever international sporting team, this is not just about cricket. This is a story of strength, resistance, hope and possibility.'

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