Australia’s women’s cricketers are chasing a fourth-straight T20 World Cup win. The true extent of their dominance is extraordinary and they deserve equal attention to the Penrith Panthers, writes EMMA GREENWOOD.
Alyssa Healy can lay claim to the crucial dismissal of Sri Lankan captain Chamari Athapaththu after a sledge that worked miracles.
Sophie Molineux had visions of winning 18 World Cups before she retired. Injuries buried that plan before it got off the ground. But now she’s back – and armed with some inside info from Glenn Maxwell.
They’ve won three consecutive T20 World Cup titles, but Australia has been put on notice, with a former cricket great declaring two rivals are closing in on the superstar team.
Playing under Ricky Ponting, Jake Fraser-McGurk has been putting on a show in the IPL, but it was not enough to get him into the Australian men’s T20 World Cup squad. If he had made different choices, could he have been representing a different country?
Jake Fraser-McGurk has spoken about his T20 World Cup snub, shedding light on why he never really stood a chance to get picked.
Josh Hazlewood would love to have Steve Smith and Jake Fraser-McGurk in Australia’s T20 World Cup squad, but a lack of room won’t allow it.
Steve Smith is set to be one of the stars of the T20 World Cup without facing a ball, after being overlooked for the Australian squad named earlier this week.
Australia confirmed its T20 World Cup squad – with some huge omissions – but immediately opened up a loophole that could allow the inclusion of the hottest cricketer in the world.
All-rounder Marcus Stoinis smashed 62 after he took a wicket on Wednesday to guide Lucknow Super Giants to an IPL win on the eve of Australia’s T20 World Cup team announcement.
Ellyse Perry’s nous is such that one Cricket Australia exec believes the superstar could run the game after retiring. SHANNON GILL looks at what’s ahead for the superstar, including the prospect of an Olympic swan song.
A rising star and an Aussie veteran are among those not expected to make the squad for the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup.
A former Zimbabwean Test cricketer has undergone emergency surgery after a horrific incident on a hunting expedition.
His form was questioned after his omission from the Delhi Capitals XI, but it now appears David Warner has also been battling an injury, casting doubt over his T20 World Cup farewell in the United States and the Caribbean. DANIEL CHERNY reports.
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