World Cup delivery Warner will never forget
David Warner has a busy weekend planned, with a visit to a London hospital the day after batting for Australia against the Kiwis where his wife, Candice, will give birth to the couple’s third daughter.
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England’s style lacks substance says Aussie great
Serial World Cup winner Ricky Ponting suggests England’s freewheeling style that has been devastating in bilateral series’ is simply not designed to take the pressure of tournament play.
Baby tragedy changed Warner’s world
David Warner and wife Candice suffered a devastation that went far beyond cricket last year, but life has changed enormously since then.
Ashes spots up for grabs as decision time looms
With Australia’s women’s team set to embark on their Ashes campaign in the UK next week, head coach Matthew Mott has warned that past reputations guarantee no one a starting place.
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Starc needs to find consistency in Cup
AUSTRALIA’S bowling coach Craig McDermott has warned Mitchell Starc he needs to be consistent over the length of the 44-day World Cup to be effective.
Young NSW quicks in World Cup battle
DARREN Lehmann will give the best indication yet his the first-choice World Cup XI, when he names his team for Sunday’s one-day tri-series final.
Clarke’s model World Cup preparation
CUP COUNTDOWN: MICHAEL Clarke hangs out with a supermodel, a spinning star withdraws from the World Cup and Nathan Lyon reveals a selection secret.
Super over to decide World Cup final
AN 11th hour decision by ICC powerbrokers has amended the game conditions to include the allowance for a super over should the final finish in a tie.
Clarke eyes early grade cricket return
MICHAEL Clarke could turn out for grade club Western Suburbs next weekend as he looks to provide the proof selectors are looking for ahead of the World Cup.
There’s room for both of us
MICHAEL Clarke has scoffed at suggestions there is no room for both he and Steve Smith in Australia’s World Cup XI because their roles are too similar.
Bailey happy leading on Clarke’s watch
SINCE George Bailey made his debut as skipper, he’s always felt like he’s warming the big chair for Clarke, but doesn’t believe it’s a thankless task.
Johnson, Hazlewood in cotton wool
MITCHELL Johnson and Josh Hazlewood will be kept on ice until the one-day tri-series final, but there are no concerns over their fitness.
Lehmann settles on World Cup first XI
AUSTRALIA might be chopping and changing their way through the ODI series, but Darren Lehmann confirmed he already knows what his World Cup XI will be.
Local cricket has Marsh set for return
MITCHELL Marsh is set to return against India on Sunday, as he races the clock to prove he deserves to be in Australia’s first-choice World Cup XI.
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