Will Cummins end career as one of cricket’s greats?
The top 50 cricketers of the 21st Century have been revealed – but where will spearhead Pat Cummins sit once his playing days come to an end?
The top 50 cricketers of the 21st Century have been revealed – but where will spearhead Pat Cummins sit once his playing days come to an end?
As the new generation of cricketer helps T20 take over the cricket world, Robert Craddock asks the question few diehards want to ponder.
Australia has been urged to find its mean streak to avoid a shock series loss to an Indian side missing skipper Virat Kohli after surrendering inside four days in Melbourne.
Australia are facing a monumental battle to save the second Test as they fume over the controversial DRS dismissal of captain Tim Paine.
STEVE Smith is a sacrificial lamb and Sachin Tendulkar a hypocrite over ball tampering saga, writes Richard Earle.
THE modern athlete lives in a little bubble created especially for them. The dissenting voice, what some might call the adult in the room, has long been removed. So where, or who, is the cause?
THE Aussie cricket public has been let down and only a complete review of every aspect of the elite game can restore faith, writes former Australian cricket coach John Buchanan.
IF it’s good enough for convicted match fixer Mohammad Amir to be playing Test cricket then Steve Smith deserves a second chance, writes Richard Earle.
TIM Paine’s amazing Test resurgence is set to continue with the keeper almost guaranteed to be captain in Johannesburg should David Warner be stood down permanently — but he’s not the only contender.
SO often Test series are lop-sided because one team possesses an artillery of fast bowlers only to be challenged by a seam bowling pop-gun attack.
THE ICC demerit points time bomb and explosive passion conspiring against South African superstar Kagiso Rabada.
THE fate of the Cape Town Test, and the South Africa-Australia series as a whole, hangs on the result of fearsome paceman Kagiso Rabada’s disciplinary appeal says IAN CHAPPELL.
AFTER the hurricane that struck in the aftermath of the Durban Test, the opening jousts of the second contest were a gentle zephyr.
TEST cricket — badly in need of a boost — may get a positive jolt with a highly competitive and hard fought series between Australia and South Africa.
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