Will the penny drop for India?
Cricket Australia’s chief james Sutherland face one of the biggest challenges of his career trying to convince Indian officials its in the best interests of the game to help the pink-ball progress.
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Ian Chappell: Farewell to Channel 9’s golden era
IAN Chappell reflects on the good times and sad as four decades of Channel 9’s extensive coverage of cricket in Australia — long established as essential viewing — come to an abrupt end.
Buck shouldn’t stop with tampering trio
CRICKET Australia has done Steve Smith and David Warner a big favour by banishing them from the international playing field for 12 months writes IAN CHAPPELL.
Cricket bosses fear what Warner will do next
NOT for the first time in his career, David Warner has become the most feared man in world cricket. The difference is that this time it is not his ultra-large bat that is the weapon of concern, writes Robert Craddock.
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Black Caps building something special
THE most intriguing cricket series of the year — Australia and New Zealand early next summer — may yet be the one most people don’t even know is on.
Series ratings: Chappell ranks Aussie players
THE Australian cricket team completed a series victory over India, prompting a report card like Ian Chappell never received at school.
India misses chance to land future blow
INDIA paid the price for a lack of aggression. It played for survival when it had a chance to win and nothing is more costly.
We must be bold and pick a leggie
AUSTRALIA must be bold and daring and pick a young leg-spinner in its 15-man World Cup squad, writes Allan Border.
Placid pitches leave players, punters flat
CRICKET Australia must direct all curators to start producing wickets that encourage cricket, on both sides of the ball, and encourage a result.
Spidercam: Eye in sky is here to stay
THE spider camera is changing the way we watch sport around the world, and one bad attempt to make a catch means some want to get rid of it.
Green tops add spice to Test cricket
GOD’S gift to batsmen is Twenty20 and 50-over cricket where wickets are flatter than a steamrolled pancake, but we want Test cricket to be different.
Burns makes most of lose-lose scenario
JOE Burns’ tantalising, almost-there 58 in his third Test innings will be a down payment on something, but it is too early to tell precisely what.
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