"It was important to get the home semi-final. I took a little risk playing the boys who were on a yellow card but we wanted to finish on a high. We had a chance to win six competitive games in a row which isn't easy to do. The boys wanted to do it and they showed it on the pitch." "There's no reason Mitchell Pearce can't get another three of four years out of his body. He's a tremendous competitor and looks after himself," Carney added. Malignaggi becomes BOXXER's Chief Analyst and US Media Relations and will play a leading role in the signing, development and strategy of boxing talent and involvement in the media activities of fight week, starting with BOXXER's events on Saturday November 20 at the SSE Arena, Wembley, and December 11, both live on Sky Sports. Last year's beaten finalists Stars have signed spinner Smith and belligerent batter Bouchier for this campaign, with the two hoping to fill the voids left by fellow English stars Katherine Brunt and Nat Sciver.