New York’s games for this T20 World Cup were supposed to be centrepiece events – headlined by India and Pakistan – but the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium has drawn attention for the wrong reasons and an Aussie has been called to the rescue.
David Warner’s tenacious innings against Oman was a timely reminder that it is very brave to write him off — not that the Australian opener seems to mind, writes BEN HORNE.
Following a man of the match performance in Australia’s comprehensive win over Oman in their World Cup opener, gun all-rounder Marcus Stoinis credited a former Aussie coach and his current IPL coach for his strong form.
Oman may have fallen 40 runs short of what would have been a shock boilover victory against the might of Australia, but it was one catch to dismiss Glenn Maxwell which showed why they belong, writes BEN HORNE.
On Thursday, Oman captain Aqib Ilyas will take on rockets from the likes of Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins. It’s a long way behind the scariest battles he’s had to fight, writes BEN HORNE.
First time Australia skipper Mitch Marsh says he walks taller playing alongside long time teammates David Warner and Glenn Maxwell and has full confidence in them despite outside concerns.
The T20 World Cup for Australia begins on Thursday morning (Australian time) and to start the tournament selectors could break up the trio who have been such reliable servants across all formats, writes BEN HORNE.
The NYPD, Long Island Police, SWAT squad and more were all part of the security operation to ensure cricket’s moment in the city that never sleeps was one to remember, writes BEN HORNE.
David Warner or Ricky Ponting? Mitchell Starc or Dennis Lillee? Glenn Maxwell or Michael Bevan?CODE Sports’ expert panel counts down Australia’s 50 greatest ever men’s limited overs cricketers.
Australian surfer Olivia Ottaway almost lost her life at Teahupo’o last year. This is how she won the battle, miraculously returned to the surf, and her desire to conquer that same wave.
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