Heat on Channel 10 over delayed games
THE Brisbane Heat has apologised to angry fans over Channel 10’s decision to turn cricket’s version of a quick snack into a slow cooked dinner.
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Cricket comes in from the old in 2014
THE magic of Steve Smith and Virat Kohli has been the perfect Christmas gift this year for a game craving new young superstars.
Burns shows he’s not out of his depth
WHEN Test debutant Joe Burns emerged at No. 6 after 61 overs, there was no conspicuous sign of sweaty palm syndrome, writes Robert Craddock.
Burns a step forward from underachievers
PICKING an in-form Joe Burns is a positive move, with Australia carrying two batsmen who have long been more style than results.
What will India whinge about next?
ONE day they were blowing up about the spice in their food. On Saturday it was the spice in the practice pitches, writes Robert Craddock.
Johnson’s turn to play shepherd
MITCHELL Johnson’s next great challenge will be to become the bridge over troubled waters which links two generations of Australian cricketers.
Stumped: who’s next in line for No. 6?
THERE are not many times when a table of five cricket scribes falls silent over lunch, but it happened at the Gabba on Friday, writes Robert Craddock.
Resurgent India shows overseas mettle
IS this just a mirage in the summer heat or are we seeing a giant of the game waking from its slumber? Australia beware, writes Robert Craddock.
Smith needs senior players on board
THE fate of Steve Smith’s Test captaincy will simply be a matter of whether the side’s senior players fully accept his appointment.
Smith is good enough, old enough
AUSTRALIA should be applauded for its boldness — Steve Smith is a worthy choice as its 45th Test captain.
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