‘Fight of his life’ continues as Marsh remains in coma
Cricket legend Rod Marsh has been moved to Royal Adelaide Hospital from Bundaberg, as he continues his fight after suffering a heart attack.
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After weathering the storm around Justin Langer’s exit as coach and emboldened by his peers, Pat Cummins is quickly becoming one of the most powerful captains Australia has had.
The day Waugh found an underground city of albinos
When Steve Waugh snuck out of Australia’s team hotel with Gavin Robertson in Pakistan, they literally stumbled into another world — one with thousands of albinos and underground cities.
Crash Q&A: How subcontinent tour turned into a nightmare
Gavin Stevens feared he was going to die on Australia’s subcontinental tour of 1959-60. On his 90th birthday, Crash Craddock recaps his amazing story.
World Cup crystal ball: Aussie star under most pressure
There is plenty of pressure on Australia’s shoulders entering the T20 World Cup. And our experts believe one superstar will be feeling it more than most.
Can Reynolds carry Broncos on his back and save a city?
Adam Reynolds is one of rugby league’s coolest cats – he will want to be as he faces the challenge of leading a Broncos side who look totally lost without him, says ROBERT CRADDOCK.
‘Giving a s***’: Hayden says players must pay for snub
Matthew Hayden believes the continued absence of white ball stars in Australia does not pass the pub test. And he says it should come at a cost.
Hunting season: Barty claims more world No.1 scalps
Ash Barty is about to pass one of her greatest admirers on the successive weeks at world No.1 list, leaving just three legends in front of the Australian champion.
Sponsor abandons Mickelson over $2.9b Saudi dumpster fire
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Trust broken: How CA crushed four years of progress
The fallout to Justin Langer’s exit from Australian cricket has been far bigger than anyone expected – and the deep wounds are about to become deeper, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
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