The arrows were flying in all directions after Adam Zampa’s NSW audition for an Australian Test tour, but BEN HORNE writes there should have been key lessons learned by every party after the Sheffield Shield selection farce.
Australian bowling great Brett Lee has endorsed the return of a reliable paceman from injury, but says Australia should strongly consider allowing a cult hero to work his magic at the MCG.
As BBL14 gets closer, the original trailblazers of the firework format have opened up on how much the game has changed cricket. Plus the league’s field of dream plans for the future of T20.
The ICC has found Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj guilty of breaching cricket’s code of conduct after their explosive blow-up in the middle of the Adelaide Oval.
Depending on how you look at it, Marnus Labuschagne won Australia the second Test, writes BEN HORNE. The defiant No. 3 opens up on how he fought back – and what it means.
On one hand Test cricket has never been in more danger, but Australia’s seven-session rout of India is evidence it has never been in better shape – and the four-day formula is the common sense solution to keeping the oldest format’s lights on.
Travis Head and Mohammed Siraj embraced at the end of the second Test, but are still set to feel the wrath of cricket officials after their Adelaide Oval clash. Have your say.
India hit the ground running with a win in Perth – but what happened over the past three days raises some big questions of some big names. We rate every player from the second Test.
With Phillip Hughes’ life immortalised in a new documentary, Travis Head is making sure his spirit endures on the cricket field as well, writes BEN HORNE.
Pat Cummins has played more matches in America’s Major League Cricket than the BBL in the past eight years — could a hardline contract stance help tip the scales in favour of Australia’s T20 competition?
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