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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Steve Smith wouldn’t change anything, he claims, despite all the stress, sleeplessness and scandal. But has the former captain’s life changed him? It depends who you ask.
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.
Brand new father Mitch Marsh is set to limit the impact of Cameron Green’s absence this Summer, while Travis Head is ‘mentally fresh’ coming into the series cold.
It has turned into one of the fiercest rivalries in world sport – and since the advent of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia’s showdowns with India have produced some of cricket’s greatest moments.
He’s come under fire from critics of Australia’s selection process, but Nathan McSweeney’s toughest test came on Monday. He and his teammates speak about his looming baptism of fire.
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.
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.
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.
Fantasy cricket expert Max Bryden has researched every potential lineup for BBL14 to predict these starting XIs for the tournament that is just weeks away.
This schedule explainer is your ultimate BBL companion, offering expert tips and insights to help you make the best SuperCoach selections for the season ahead.
Cross-town rivals the Stars and Renegades will meet on cricket’s biggest stage in a season-defining match, to headline a huge fortnight of Melbourne events. SEE WHAT’S ON
Australia’s cricketers have reacted to a key change to the Test calendar, which has left some of the game’s biggest names disappointed, and concerned about the impact it could have.
Teammates in pink, combatants in green and gold, navy and red. That’s the prospect facing Sydney Sixers teammates Ash Gardiner and Sophie Ecclestone as they prepare to face each other in next year’s Ashes at the SCG.
Aussie cricket superstars Ellyse Perry, Ash Gardner and Phoebe Litchfield will be keen to put on a show as the Sixers and Thunder meet on a bumper weekend for Sydney events. SEE WHAT’S ON
Alyssa Healy is confident she will be fit to take on India next month, but with one eye on the Ashes, the Australia captain knows she may have a difficult decision to make.
Cricket changed forever one fateful day at the Sydney Cricket Ground in late November 2014. For those on the scene, the days, nights and weeks that followed remain harrowing. This is their story.
In the days after Phillip Hughes was tragically and fatally struck by a cricket ball, Australian captain Michael Clarke barely left his side. Clarke opens up on being there at the very end, and the haunting challenges he’s faced since.
Darren Lehmann has revealed that Phillip Hughes was secretly selected for a Test recall before his tragic death – but not for an injured Michael Clarke, as has been widely speculated in the decade since.
Far from embracing the interest in what is the first five Test series against Australia in more than three decades, India has bunkered down, with some extraordinary requests.
Former Queensland teammates Usman Khawaja and Nathan McSweeney will reunite at the top of the Australian Test batting order against India, with the senior of the two saying there is no void to fill for his new opening partner.
Nathan McSweeney’s selection in Australia’s Test squad for the series against India has forced the Heat into a rethink for their BBL roster – and they might have locked in a key replacement. DANIEL CHERNY has the details, and more, in LEG BUYS.
If there’s one thing we know about the Australia-India rivalry, it’s that there are often battles within the battle. From Cummins and Kohli, to Starc and Sharma, read where the series will be won and have your say.
For the first time in more than three decades Australia play India in a five-Test series, giving this series an Ashes-type billing. And it has all the ingredients to challenge that rivalry, writes DANIEL CHERNY.
He left home before he was a teenager to chase the cricket dream, now Yashasvi Jaiswal is set to debut on Australian turf this summer as an Indian legend looks to be farewelled.
It won’t get any bigger than Virat Kohli’s battle with Australia’s bowlers this Test summer. Click here to DOWNLOAD your hero poster of one of the greatest batters of the modern era.
It’s a summer of cricket that promises so much and to mark the Indian team’s arrival for a five-Test summer we are publishing a special wrap in English, Hindi and Punjabi.
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.
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.