The World Cup final proved there’s still plenty of life in the game’s often derided middle son. Yet the most dramatic game of cricket ever played has somehow left a sour taste, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
The ICC must ensure the nature of England’s incredible World Cup victory over New Zealand can never be repeated, writes JON ANDERSON.
Australian players, particularly Steve Smith and David Warner, are sure to cop it from English crowds as the World Cup, but the secret to coping is to go with the flow, writes Robert Craddock.
Australia’s selectors must make some tough calls ahead of the World Cup, and Ian Chappell wants a new captain and change at the top of the order.
AUSTRALIA is well placed after bowling New Zealand out on day one of the historic first day-night Test in Adelaide. Re-live Greg Buckle’s blog here.
TEST cricket has ambled along, unchanged and untroubled but the demands on our time is forcing officials to tart the old lady up, writes Robert Craddock.
IT was January 23, 1978 that cricket first saw the light of a day-night cricket match. Now, 37 years later, the game is going back to the future, writes RICHARD HINDS.
SELECTORS might have made a backwards decision in giving Shaun Marsh yet another lifeline, but the reality is the ‘future’ is not banging down the door.
AUSTRALIA have notched another victim in Brisbane. This time it was more chopped liver in the shape of New Zealand , writes IAN CHAPPELL.
THERE is a life cycle to everything, a SWOT analysis that Cricket Australia should be undertaking right now.
AUSTRALIA’S Ashes debacle should be the perfect cue for Australia to try and persuade one of the game’s greats to relink with the Australian cricket side.
Claims that the selectors’ decision to omit Brad Haddin from the Third Test has harmed team harmony are alarming, writes Scott Walsh.
REPLAY OUR CHAT: BEN Dorries says Michael Clarke has fought the good fight but looks completely gone as a Test batsman. Do you agree?
BLOG from noon: Robert Craddock says Chris Rogers would be well within his rights to change his mind about retiring after the Ashes.
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