Steve Smith reveals rats have eaten his iconic baggy green cap and left it "falling apart" - Mirror Online
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Don Bradman's first baggy green expected to fetch seven-figure sum at auction | Australia cricket team | The Guardian
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Rodents reduce Smith's cap to a shaggy green : r/Cricket
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Women's cricketer Alex Blackwell says men's and women's teams should wear same baggy green | Daily Telegraph
