A panel of concussion experts will convene next month to rule on Will Pucovski’s cricket future. It’s possible he may never play again, but that’s just the start of explaining his complicated battle.
Nathan Lyon’s push for more Test cricket is admirable – but actions speak louder than words. And T20 leagues continue to take over the world. Daniel Cherny investigates the solutions.
The best ball in cricket was perfected by a player in a home hallway, while backyards and streets have shaped the playing styles of generations of players. ROBERT CRADDOCK asks, what happens when there are no backyards play in?
At first glance Glenn Maxwell’s Adelaide incident was another example of him shooting himself in the foot. But in reality his actions have impacted his teammates and he needs to make changes, writes BEN HORNE.
Chastened by the series loss to India, selectors are playing hardball with Cricket Australia contracts, but Robert Craddock explains it isn’t all bad for gifted youngster Will Pucovski.
It’s been 35 years since Australia hired its first national cricket coach yet the game is still working out who’s the boss writes Robert Craddock.
Pat Cummins, Steve Smith, or even Alex Carey? The mystery surrounding Australia’s next Test cricket captain is greater than ever.
Channel 7 is leading a double life in its relationship with cricket. Robert Craddock has the latest on the sport’s TV rights battle.
Shane Warne clears the air over his Marnus Labuschagne comments and reveals how the star can challenge the world’s best batsmen.
The top 50 cricketers of the 21st century as selected by News Corp experts has been announced. So what did Spin King Shane Warne think of it?
Shane Warne is expecting company at the top of the Test wicket-takers list in the next few years – and that it’s likely to come from the ‘dark side’ of spin bowling isn’t upsetting at all.
Tim Paine knows there is a thin line between subdued and submissive. He also knows how to throw some chilli paste around to fire his team up.
More than 16 years after one of Australia’s best victories, the key tactic perfected by Adam Gilchrist’s side has willed India back into the current Test series.
Australia has learnt the hard way being on the right side of the argument with India does not mean you win it, Robert Craddock writes.
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