Johnson’s shock and awe show
AUSSIE star Mitchell Johnson has become the Halley’s Comet of cricket – and you may not see his like again.
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Leggie spins bright future
THE discovery of a promising leg-spinner is always a poignant moment for Australian cricket.
Dizzy going places in a hurry
AUSTRALIAN cricket fans can feel relieved the next coach of England won’t be Jason Gillespie, writes Robert Craddock.
Who will Crash and burn in 2014?
ROBERT Craddock digs out his shattered crystal ball and reveals who will crash and burn in 2014. Has Crash got it right?
Door open for Aussie team
AUSTRALIA’s cricketers awoke on Monday to spot a tiny crack in the world’s No.1 Test team after the draw with India.
The Ego has flown, all alone
ROBERT Craddock says the relationship between England and Kevin Pietersen has always been one of pragmatism.
Ashes won’t hide NRL ugliness
HERE’s a message for the rugby league world – airing your dirty laundry on cricket’s day of glory doesn’t bury it.
Trott not what he seemed
ON THE outside he looked cool and calm but inside Jonathan Trott was a tightly wound ball of intensity, writes Robert Craddock.
Aussies target joker in the pack
Robert Craddock delivers his report after day three of the first Ashes Test as Australia target England danger Graeme Swann.
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