Plot thickens in mystery over next Test captain
Pat Cummins, Steve Smith, or even Alex Carey? The mystery surrounding Australia’s next Test cricket captain is greater than ever.
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Cricket TV war: Seven may never cover another Test
Channel 7 is leading a double life in its relationship with cricket. Robert Craddock has the latest on the sport’s TV rights battle.
Warne: How Marnus reacted when I reached out
Shane Warne clears the air over his Marnus Labuschagne comments and reveals how the star can challenge the world’s best batsmen.
Warnie: Why Aussies don’t get my vote for No.1
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?
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Crash: Langer has courage to stay course as coach
LIKE his mentor John Buchanan, Justin Langer doesn’t mind a motivational poster but unlike the former Australia cricket coach, Langer faces challenges unlike any the game has seen.
Warnie’s five rules to make cricket great again
CRICKET Australia is in disarray. I believe everyone involved has lost the true sense of what’s important and what has made Australian cricket great. We’re frustrated. We’re angry. But hope is only five steps away.
Chappell: summer chance at redemption
ONE-DAY and Test series against South Africa and India provides Justin Langer’s new-look Australian team the perfect opportunity to regain confidence and redemption, writes Ian Chappell.
Let’s not abstain players too much from blame
THE review into the state of Aussie cricket confirmed players existed in an awful environment, but it shouldn’t be unfair to suggest the players were significant contributors to it as well.
Truth behind Australian cricket’s endless hangover
HIDDEN somewhere behind the rhetoric that will accompany the release of Australia’s cultural reviews will be the simple truth about a cricket nation suffering from a horror hangover, Robert Craddock writes.
Abbas wreaks havoc to leave Aussies with no excuses
ONE of the many truly humbling parts of Australia’s desert mauling by Pakistan is that it was inflicted by the type of cricketer our nation traditionally scorns – the crafty medium pacer.
Craddock: Waugh can get Aussies back on track
AUSTRALIAN cricket this week launched an advertising campaign featuring players reconnecting with the public. The challenge now is to reconnect with each other.
Fan-friendly Metricon turns up the Heat
THE Gold Coast’s threat to steal a Test off the Gabba might be just the kick up the backside the old ground needs writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
Craddock: Make elite cricketers do community service
COMMUNITY service: It should be a privilege not a punishment and part of every elite Australian cricket contract. You reach the top you go back to your roots. If not 100 hours then something meaningful, writes Robert Craddock.
Aussies can rise from greatest ODI setback
AUSTRALIAN cricket stands humiliated before the world today but don’t feel shocked. This moment has been a year in the making, but just might be the electric prod we need to regain focus in the 50-over format.
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