Gabba Test anguish could have been easily avoided
Cricket Australia must take its share of responsibility for the stand-off over India’s unwillingness to go to Brisbane for the final Test.
Cricket Australia must take its share of responsibility for the stand-off over India’s unwillingness to go to Brisbane for the final Test.
More than 16 years after one of Australia’s best victories, the key tactic perfected by Adam Gilchrist’s side has willed India back into the current Test series.
Australia has learnt the hard way being on the right side of the argument with India does not mean you win it, Robert Craddock writes.
Adam Gilchrist completely redefined what it took to be an elite wicketkeeper — and that left many of his brethren lamenting how he “stuffed it for all of us”.
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As the new generation of cricketer helps T20 take over the cricket world, Robert Craddock asks the question few diehards want to ponder.
Australia has been worried for several years that its once flawless factory which spat out top-shelf batting talent was suffering from a squeaky conveyor belt. This Test series confirms it.
Steve Smith might be struggling, but can he become Australia’s Avenger again? A pre-season leaf out of Chris Hemsworth’s book could be the key.
There was a serenity about India in Melbourne that is even more intimidating than Virat Kohli’s swagger. Their poker face is unnerving. And it has exposed Australia.
It’s a source of ire and confusion from the press box to the stands to the living rooms of TV viewers, now Sachin Tendulkar has called for a major change to the way DRS is employed.
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