Usman Khawaja has revealed he sought psychological help to cope with the trauma of seeing images from Gaza, as Prime Minister Anthony Albanese threw his support behind the Australian cricket star.
David Warner’s career was in tatters after the sandpaper saga in South Africa, but he reveals how he found peace in the aftermath and was able to return 12 months later.
David Warner broke down and shed tears at his retirement press conference as he reflected on his 31-year friendship with Usman Khawaja.
David Warner will retire next week after 112 Tests for Australia – but he believes his mate, the late Phillip Hughes, was destined to be just as good, if not better.
David Warner has revealed he planned to walk away from Test cricket during the Ashes, but was encouraged by his partnership with Usman Khawaja to continue to a Sydney swansong.
They once drew over 80,000 to the MCG and played off in a grand final almost five years ago, but now the Stars and Renegades are a major headache for the BBL.
Mike Hussey batted left-handed because he wanted to be like Allan Border. Now he has joined his hero in cricket’s Hall of Fame, forever immortalised as one of the greatest to ever wear the baggy green.
The next edition of Amazon’s The Test will unveil the abuse the Aussie players suffered at Lord’s after the Jonny Bairstow incident, however it won’t just be from inside the Long Room.
Six and Out, the iconic 90s and early 2000s rock and roll band made up of former cricket stars are making a return, and surprisingly it’s all thanks to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
The moment Pat Cummins accepted the learning process and that a brutal experience could make him a better captain, things changed. He opens up on a big 12 months.
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