South Africa
Starc quit the IPL because of an air raid warning. He doesn’t care if he isn’t invited back
Mitchell Starc told this masthead he was content with his call to leave the Indian Premier League, even if it means franchises are reluctant to recontract him in the future.
- Daniel Brettig
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‘Put back in their place’: Cummins and Australia brace themselves for Lord’s return
Test captain Pat Cummins and Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg are confident Australia’s players won’t face a repeat of the ugly scenes that marred their last Test Match at Lord’s, as the team prepares for its return to the iconic venue.
- Tom Decent
‘They come at you’: Rabada dares Aussies to sledge him at Lord’s after drugs ban
Kagiso Rabada returns from suspension with a warning for Australia as old tensions threaten to resurface ahead of a tantalising World Test Championship final at Lord’s.
- Tom Decent
Cameron Green made a ton and apologised, but the Australian selectors are thankful
Cameron Green’s first hundred since back surgery was a battle against cramps. This time he looked much more physically ready for a comeback in the world Test championship final.
- Daniel Brettig
- Updated
- Australian cricket
Starc to make IPL call on Friday as South Africa debate availability
Mitchell Starc is set to make his call on whether to return to the Indian Premier League on Friday, a week after Starc and Australian women’s captain Alyssa Healy fled the country.
- Daniel Brettig and Tom Decent
- Opinion
- Drugs in sport
We’ve been taught the opposite, but not all doping transgressions are equal
Confusion and anger followed the secretive one-month ban served by Kagiso Rabada. But it is a good example of the sort of pragmatism the global anti-doping effort has been crying out for.
- Darren Kane
Marnus firms to pip Konstas for opening role as Australian squad for Test final takes shape
Marnus Labuschagne is favoured to join Usman Khawaja at the top of the order and tip out Sam Konstas when Australia faces South Africa to bid for back-to-back World Test Championship titles at Lord’s next month.
- Daniel Brettig and Tom Decent
- Analysis
- Test cricket
Illicit drugs can attract a four-year ban, but Rabada only got a month. This is why
There is a lot of flex in global rules about illicit drug use among athletes. Former WADA director-general David Howman explains why
- Daniel Brettig
- Updated
- Australian cricket
Rabada free to face Australia in Lord’s Test final after one-month drugs ban
The South African received a one-month ban after testing positive to a “substance of abuse”.
- Daniel Brettig
Star spearhead Rabada banned for recreational drug use
South Africa’s star quick Kagiso Rabada has been hit with a ban after testing positive for a recreational drug. Read his comments here.
- Daniel Brettig
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