Qld’s 40+ top junior female cricketers from U15-19 revealed
Meet the Queens of female youth cricket, 40+ elite U15-19 years players storming through the ranks en-route to representing Queensland. FULL LIST
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Magic moments: 50 fab highlights from the Tav’s U17 season
Magic moments: The 50 fabulous highlights that came out of the Taverners under-17 Lew Cooper Cup cricket season. See who starred and when here.
Club cricket honour roll: Raymont Shield double delight as finals’ fever strikes Taverners
The women’s Raymont Shield and Jodie Purves T20 premiers have been decided as finals’ fever also strikes the Taverners under-17 Lew Cooper Cup. Full story, including how two Norths’ batsmen signed off with hundreds.
Howzat! Qld’s 70+ top junior male cricketers from U15-19 revealed
Howzat! From young veterans of GPS First XI to outstanding state and national reps, Queensland is full of elite youth cricketers. Here are 70 top junior male players aged 15-19 years. FULL LIST
Club cricket: Top teen shines; Ipswich schoolboy, Scorchers star fire
Australia’s best young batsman did it again while a teen trio shone bright across Taverners and Queensland Premier cricket. See who starred across all the grades here.
PHOTOS: Surfers take on Broadbeach, Open Division 1 cricket
The Surfers Paradise top order flexed its muscle against Broadbeach Robina in a clinical round three display. Check out all our action shots from the clash.
The secret to incredible 10-wicket haul
It was a weekend as special as they come for Broadbeach Robina’s Conan Sternberg as he snagged the eighth best haul in the country. Inside the remarkable feat and how he did it.
Junior spotlight: Gold Coast’s top U17 Div 2 cricketers revealed
They are the budding next generation that will shape the future of Gold Coast Cricket. Discover the Cricket Gold Coast players to watch here from the top two open divisions.
Players of the round: Brisbane Metro Cup, Tav’s and grade cricket
Australia’s No.1 youth batsman Steve Hogan blazed both barrels in a stunning Taverner’s performance, but he was not the only schoolboy to shine. Players of the day from the BMC, Tav’s and grade cricket revealed here.
Ranked: Every SuperCoach BBL cheapie under $100k
There are more than 50 players who cost less than $100k in SuperCoach BBL this year. How do you find the cash cows from the fringe dwellers? We’ve done the hard work for you.
A SuperCoach AFL fan’s quick guide to SuperCoach BBL
If you love playing SuperCoach AFL, you’re going to have a blast with SuperCoach BBL. Check out how to enjoy a fast, fun warm-up for next footy season.
Cricket great names his must-have player for SuperCoach BBL XI
Mike Hussey has revealed his first SuperCoach picks for BBL14 – including names that might surprise. The fantasy cricket expert reveals his line-up for the first time.
How Indian cricket fans can dive into SuperCoach BBL this summer
SuperCoach BBL makes cricket better and is free to play. Here’s how to take part during a huge few months of incredible action including India’s tour of Australia.
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Bumrah’s scare, Smith’s new grip and more: The latest from the Perth ahead of the first Test
Ben Horne and Dan Cherny deliver the latest news from Perth ahead of the highly anticipated first Test between Australia and India.
Thunder lock in WBBL finals spot!
WBBL: The Sydney Thunder survived a scare from the Stars to secure a spot in the WBBL finals.
Thunder v Stars: Full Match Highlights
WBBL: Catch all the big moments from Drummoyne Oval where the Thunder snuck home against the Melbourne Stars
The key detail which could make Smith the greatest again
Steve Smith has regularly spoken about the phenomenon of ‘losing his hands’ and then ‘finding’ them again in the never ending pursuit of his nirvana at the crease. He may have rediscovered the detail which placed him among the world’s best batsmen.
India coy on star – but Aussies aren’t buying into mind games
Australia has brushed off any attempts at ducks and drakes from the cagey India despite the tourists springing a surprise while remaining coy on the status of top order star Shubman Gill.
‘Big snake cracks’: Curator’s call on first Test pitch
The wicket for the first Test in Perth could still be hard and bouncy but will be missing something pitches in the west normally produce.
Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne go shot-for-shot in the nets before the first Test
Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne were the last two Aussies left in the nets during the home side’s last main session before the first Test…
Australia vs. India, First Test: Everything you need to know
One of the most highly anticipated Test series is almost here with India and Australia set to renew their rivalry in a five-Test series starting in Perth. Everything you need to know here.
Hazlewood keen to break India drought
Cricket: Josh Hazlewood says he is keen to break Australiaâs series losing streak against India ahead of the first test in Perth.
Indigenous groups consulted on future of Australia Day cricket
Cricket Australia will return to scheduling matches on Australia Day – but not before gauging the views of its Indigenous advisory group and committing to fixtures on the controversial date.
SuperCoach BBL: Tim Michell’s FIRST Team Picker!
Expert Tim Michell reveals his first attempt at picking a SuperCoach team for BBL14. The real question is Glenn Maxwell or Matt Short? Find…
Maxi suffers Big Bash blow
A fresh hurdle is obstructing Glenn Maxwell’s return to Test cricket, as his BBL side sweats on his fitness following scan results.
India forced to turn new faces in Perth
Cricket: Devdutt Padikkal, Dhruv Jurel and Nitish Kumar Reddy could all be in-line to be called up to the Indian XI, ahead of the first Test…
The six Indian unknowns Australia must fear
Four years after India stormed the Gabba with a virtual ‘B’ team, Australia should again be wary of little-known stars who could turn the summer on its head, writes Jacob Kuriype.
‘Hard to see your dad like that’: Community rallies for sporting stalwart
Six weeks on from his pancreatic cancer diagnosis, Michael Johnstone’s family and friends are still coming to grips with the battle he faces. Yet, they are preparing to put emotion to one side to raise awareness about the “insidious” disease.
Marnus going back to basics
Cricket: Australia’s Marnus Labuschagne is going searching for runs ahead of their Test with India coming up this week.
Paranoia set to cost India dearly?
Cricket: Robert ‘Crash’ Craddock believes the initial behaviour of the India cricket team after arriving in Australia, bodes as a bad sign ahead…
Leg Buys: Vaughan takes aim at ‘ridiculous’ IPL clash
Michael Vaughan has not held back in his criticism of the BCCI’s timing for the upcoming Indian Premier League mega auction, describing it as ‘ridiculous’. Find out why in DANIEL CHERNY’s latest edition of Leg Buys.
Iconic batting to ugly flashpoints: 10 biggest moments in Border-Gavaskar history
Since the advent of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in 1996, Australia’s rivalry with India has become one of sport’s fiercest. We count down the 10 biggest moments in the series’ history.
Strikers v Scorchers – Full Highlights
WBBL: Catch all the action between Adelaide Strikers and Perth Scorchers at Karen Rolton Oval, Adelaide.
Umpire’s gruesome injury after ‘brutal blow’
A Western Australian cricket umpire is worse for wear after copping a horrific blow in a match over the weekend.
Labuschagne bracing for war of attrition against India attack
Marnus Labuschagne could be Australia’s most under pressure batter coming into the Test Series against India, yet he’s vowed to get slow cooking in Perth.
Bumrah captain, young stars firm for nod, as India XI takes shape
Behind the team’s official shroud of silence – and late night fun involving e-scooters – there remains a mystery about how India will line up for the first Test. BEN HORNE has the edge on some potential changes for the Perth clash, with starts on Friday.
Border: Why real pressure is on Australia, not India
Cricket legend Allan Border says the pressure is on Australia this Summer, with concerns around the batting order as Australia looks to end a decade-long drought.
Rookie quick backed for Test ascension
The depth of Australia’s pace-bowling stocks could be tested against India, and a 23-year-old could bolt into calculations.
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