The apple clearly doesn’t fall far from the tree as Brett Lee’s son showed all the class of his father in an epic innings to see his side home in the Green Shield competition. Keep across all the round one action:
The NSW Breakers dominance is unparalleled in Australian cricket, crowned champions of the WNCL 20 times in 25 years. After back-to-back failures, the team is now planning for long-term success.
Arguably the world’s greatest u16 cricket competition featuring 300 players from across NSW is set to launch. Meet our future test greats and BBL stars with our AW Green Shield mega-guide.
Between HSC exams and graduating high school, one young talent has been banging runs across all corners in the Poidevin-Gray Shield to lead the runscoring charts after the regular rounds.
Hundreds of thousands of votes have been tallied and while the outcome of polls across the state is becoming clearer, a result for many will be unlikely before Christmas. Here’s what we know.
A rising English keeper-batsman, crowned Player of the Match in the recent T20 Blast final, is closing in on an opportunity to showcase his talents in the BBL.
On the surface, Afghanistan and Australia may not have a lot in common. However, our shared love for cricket will play a key role in welcoming hundreds of Afghan evacuees to Sydney.
The Bulls will return to Campbelltown Stadium for the first time this season with the playing surface ruled to be safe following a pitch inspection by A-Leagues officials.
Newcastle’s Lord Mayor has celebrated her re-election, highlighting the success of her “positive campaign” and promising the city that she won’t let them down. See the latest:
Two years ago when Australian football didn’t know his name, a young Lachlan Rose was determined to make his mark. When he next takes the field, he will become the Bulls’ equal most capped player.
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