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‘No room for slip-ups’: The threat to Australia’s quest for World Cup history

‘No room for slip-ups’: The threat to Australia’s quest for World Cup history

Meg Lanning knows how to win Twenty20 World Cups, and she set out how Australia can claim a seventh title with the tournament starting for the Aussies on Saturday.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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Two-year ban: Cummins and his teammates could lose millions in IPL crackdown

Two-year ban: Cummins and his teammates could lose millions in IPL crackdown

Indian cricket’s latest flex has targeted Pat Cummins and other top Australian players by threatening two-year bans if they skip the IPL for any reason other than injury.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Green’s back injury leaves three giant holes in Test team for Indian summer

Green’s back injury leaves three giant holes in Test team for Indian summer

The giant all-rounder is so pivotal that his absence would require the selectors to replace three roles: top four batter, quality change bowler and impassable gully fielder.

  • by Daniel Brettig
‘He’s best suited to No.4’: Langer says Smith less effective as opener

‘He’s best suited to No.4’: Langer says Smith less effective as opener

Former Australian coach Justin Langer is the latest big name to suggest Steve Smith should move back down the Test batting order.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Cricket rights cash fight threatens lifeblood of the game

Cricket rights cash fight threatens lifeblood of the game

Star’s pursuit of a massive World Cup rights discount is life-threatening for the likes of Pakistan, South Africa and the West Indies. It will hurt Australia too.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Indian boss to take over world cricket amid $4.5 billion TV rights fight

Indian boss to take over world cricket amid $4.5 billion TV rights fight

Jay Shah will take over as chair of the International Cricket Council after forcing the resignation of the incumbent Greg Barclay, amid a $US3 billion dispute with its major broadcast rights holder.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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Boxing Day Test to be locked in at the MCG until 2031

Boxing Day Test to be locked in at the MCG until 2031

Melbourne’s Boxing Day Test will be locked in for the next seven years, with Australia and England to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Test cricket in March 2027, as part of a complex web of deals between Cricket Australia and governments.

  • by Daniel Brettig and Kieran Rooney
‘I share an impatience’: The cricket culture wars Nick Hockley couldn’t win

‘I share an impatience’: The cricket culture wars Nick Hockley couldn’t win

When Nick Hockley secretly agreed to take over as Cricket Australia CEO in June 2020, few expected him to last more than nine months. His decision to exit hinted at the culture war bubbling under an apparently smooth surface.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Back in the baggy green? Selectors plan for Glenn Maxwell’s Test comeback

Back in the baggy green? Selectors plan for Glenn Maxwell’s Test comeback

Glenn Maxwell is in line for a long-awaited return to Australia’s Test team this summer, as the national selectors ponder a radically altered line-up.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Tests or T20? Top players may skip BBL after India showdown

Tests or T20? Top players may skip BBL after India showdown

Australia’s showdown with India and a bid for back-to-back world Test titles may keep all but a handful of Pat Cummins’ team from featuring in the Big Bash League this season.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Global warning: Test cricket may shrink to six teams within four years
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Global warning: Test cricket may shrink to six teams within four years

Test cricket may be played by as few as six countries within a few years without greater equalisation measures by its richest boards – India, England and Australia.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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