McCullum could’ve been an All Black
BLACK Caps captain Brendon McCullum holds the key to New Zealand’s World Cup hopes, but he could have done the same thing four years ago for the All Blacks.
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Warner predicts McCullum ‘brain explosion’
AUSSIE star David Warner says if there’s a “brain explosion” at Eden Park it will be suffered by opposite number Brendon McCullum.
No game time, no worries for Aussies
BRAD Haddin says Australia’s pace attack will actually benefit from the eternity spent on the sidelines leading into the clash with New Zealand.
Smith dives into Warne-Boof debate
AUSTRALIA is determined not to have its World Cup campaign derailed by Shane Warne, if Steve Smith’s defence of Darren Lehmann are anything to go by.
Two weeks, no games: Australia’s poor prep
MICHAEL Clarke is set to make his comeback in the crunch clash against New Zealand next Saturday in what will be Australia’s first match in two weeks.
Warne has crack at Boof’s leadership
SHANE Warne has warned his friend Darren Lehmann about taking charge of Australian cricket when it should be the job of the captain.
The crazy history of Aussies v Bangladesh
THE wash out in Brisbane shapes as the latest in a long line of weird and wonderful things to happen between Australia and Bangladesh. Here are five of the best.
Faulkner returns to bowling crease
STAR all-rounder James Faulkner has returned to bowling, but Cyclone Marcia is set to wash away Michael Clarke’s fitness deadline in Brisbane.
Haddin hints at staying a bit longer
FINALLY, the topic of conversation at Aussie training shifted slightly from Clarke-watch to the future of another Australian star – Brad Haddin.
Maxwell plotting big show with ball
WITH Xavier Doherty unlikely to play many matches this World Cup, all-rounder Glenn Maxwell is taking his role as Australia’s No.1 spinner very seriously.
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