Batting issues loom over Australia with big five in focus
It's not panic stations, but there's concern with Australia not entering the series from a position of great strength ...
ODI schedule could be revamped ahead of next year’s Ashes series
One-day international cricket in November is here to stay, but Cricket Australia will review the travel demands placed on ...
New opener and a surprise inclusion in Australia's Test squad for Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India
Nathan McSweeney has been chosen to open the batting for Australia in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. The ...
'A bit more stressful' - Josh Inglis' up-and-down day as Australia captain
There was joy off the field, with the wicketkeeper receiving a Test call-up for the Border Gavaskar Trophy, but on the field, ...
Leg Buys: Nathan McSweeney’s Test selection forces Heat into rethink for BBL, Dan Christian closes in on comeback
Brisbane Heat is set to announce the signing of all-rounder Jack Wood to fill the reigning champions’ penultimate list ...
Warner’s huge nod to teen prodigy; Test wildcard few saw coming: Talking Points
Rocchiccioli, who had the task at the MCG, also performed well when snaring five wickets. The two right-arm off-spinners were ...
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Republicans on brink of total control of Congress
Getty Images The victory in Arizona is a reversion to ... Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Mitch Marsh, Nathan McSweeney, ...
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New Test opener McSweeney ready to take first ball
Nathan McSweeney will become the first Australian in 47 years to make his Test debut as an opener despite never having batted ...
Wolves ease pressure on Gary O’Neil with first win in 196 days
Two changes apiece for both sides.
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The Aussie Test opening option no one is giving enough consideration
With the Australian cricket team’s summer getting underway recently, everyone is asking the big question: who will open the batting against India? The Australian selectors let everybody know that the ...
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"Yugo ki Ladai", a British newspaper uses Hindi headline for the IND-AUS rivalry
Ahead of the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, "Daily Telegraph", a British daily broadsheet newspaper in London has used a ...