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Inside Smith’s blueprint to take down Ashwin and India

Inside Smith’s blueprint to take down Ashwin and India

Restored to his preferred position of No.4, the veteran batter explains how he intends to get the better of India’s most experienced bowler this summer.

  • by Tom Decent and Daniel Brettig

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How three great batsmen can rediscover the glory of their youth

How three great batsmen can rediscover the glory of their youth

Having dominated the game in their prime, Steve Smith, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma now face the unique challenges that come with age in a young man’s sport.

  • by Greg Chappell
Cummins saves Australia after Warner exposes Bancroft’s technical flaw

Cummins saves Australia after Warner exposes Bancroft’s technical flaw

Australia, chasing 204, have limped to a two-wicket victory over Pakistan in the opening one-day international at the MCG. Meanwhile, David Warner has delivered his verdict on who should open the batting against India - and it’s not Cameron Bancroft.

  • by Jon Pierik and Daniel Brettig
A smudge on his record: Why Steve Smith might be on his last chance for the first time

A smudge on his record: Why Steve Smith might be on his last chance for the first time

We’re looking at a vacancy at the top of the order. We’re looking at the hole left by Cameron Green’s injury. We should be looking at Smith.

  • by Greg Baum
‘Feel the wrath’: Why Steve Smith blew up about lbw dismissal

‘Feel the wrath’: Why Steve Smith blew up about lbw dismissal

Steve Smith’s angry reaction to his lbw dismissal by Scott Boland in the Shield clash at the MCG was as much about losing precious time in the middle as it was the umpire’s judgment.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Smith comes clean on his move down the Test batting order as contenders fail auditions

Smith comes clean on his move down the Test batting order as contenders fail auditions

Steve Smith has lifted the lid on his backflip from Test opener to number four against India this summer, while two contenders for his former position were unable to take their chances.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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The Test contenders: One opening spot and a wide open field to fill it

The Test contenders: One opening spot and a wide open field to fill it

After Steve Smith’s shift back down the Australian batting order, selectors have one month and a handful of games to work out Usman Khawaja’s opening partner.

  • by Dan Walsh
All round, the way to go is youth. Our experts pick their XIs for the first Test

All round, the way to go is youth. Our experts pick their XIs for the first Test

Cameron Green’s injury is a setback for him, but an opportunity for selectors to freshen up the Test team.

  • by Greg Baum
‘Uzzy and Marnus prefer me at four’: Smith’s teammates didn’t want him to open

‘Uzzy and Marnus prefer me at four’: Smith’s teammates didn’t want him to open

Steve Smith won’t be opening the batting against India this summer after telling Australia’s selectors that he no longer wished to continue with last summer’s experiment.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Why Head was kept in cotton wool and Cummins stayed home
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Why Head was kept in cotton wool and Cummins stayed home

Travis Head was missing from Australia’s first losing ODI team in nearly a year on the same day Pat Cummins made his return to bowling on the other side of the globe

  • by Daniel Brettig
‘I’ve always copped it’:  Warner admits he’ll never escape shadow of sandpaper

‘I’ve always copped it’: Warner admits he’ll never escape shadow of sandpaper

With his international career nearing an end, David Warner will be relieved not to have to face so much abuse about his role in the 2018 Newlands ball-tampering scandal, but he also knows he’ll never fully escape the stain it left on his reputation.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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