Chappell: call to end bans hurts cricket’s recovery
AUSTRALIA’S women’s team is showing the country how cricket should be played and the Australian Cricketers’ Association should come to the healing party, writes Ian Chappell.
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Crash: Langer has courage to stay course as coach
LIKE his mentor John Buchanan, Justin Langer doesn’t mind a motivational poster but unlike the former Australia cricket coach, Langer faces challenges unlike any the game has seen.
Warnie’s five rules to make cricket great again
CRICKET Australia is in disarray. I believe everyone involved has lost the true sense of what’s important and what has made Australian cricket great. We’re frustrated. We’re angry. But hope is only five steps away.
Chappell: summer chance at redemption
ONE-DAY and Test series against South Africa and India provides Justin Langer’s new-look Australian team the perfect opportunity to regain confidence and redemption, writes Ian Chappell.
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Simple strategy wins out in historic Test
THERE was the historic nature of the occasion to be handled but in the end it was simple cricket strategy that prevailed, writes Ian Chappell.
Pink ball proves an early success
FOR 138 years Test cricket crowds dreaded the onset of darkness. On Friday, those at Adelaide Oval could hardly wait for night to fall, writes Richard Hinds.
As it happened: Day 1 day-night Test
AUSTRALIA is well placed after bowling New Zealand out on day one of the historic first day-night Test in Adelaide. Re-live Greg Buckle’s blog here.
Time to tart up the grand old girl
TEST cricket has ambled along, unchanged and untroubled but the demands on our time is forcing officials to tart the old lady up, writes Robert Craddock.
Day-night Test a long-time coming
IT was January 23, 1978 that cricket first saw the light of a day-night cricket match. Now, 37 years later, the game is going back to the future, writes RICHARD HINDS.
Marsh selection highlights our lack of depth
SELECTORS might have made a backwards decision in giving Shaun Marsh yet another lifeline, but the reality is the ‘future’ is not banging down the door.
It’s carcass TV as Kiwis shredded in Gabbatoir
AUSTRALIA have notched another victim in Brisbane. This time it was more chopped liver in the shape of New Zealand , writes IAN CHAPPELL.
Aussie cricket has lost the plot
THERE is a life cycle to everything, a SWOT analysis that Cricket Australia should be undertaking right now.
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