Craddock: Fragile Aussies bats no match for India
Australia normally takes for granted it has every base covered in home conditions but it could be headed for one its most humiliating defeats with India outperforming the Aussies in every facet.
Australia normally takes for granted it has every base covered in home conditions but it could be headed for one its most humiliating defeats with India outperforming the Aussies in every facet.
Test cricket series in Australia in modern times normally means annihilation for the opposition but this series against India is shaping into one of the tightest and most enthralling, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
There have been positive signs that the Australian Test team is heading in the right direction but none more so than Tim Paine’s leadership qualities with one particular moment standing out.
Yeah, OK, he’s Indian, but Test captain Virat Kohli deserves to be named Australian of the Year for doing the impossible – making us like and respect the Australian team again, writes Greg Davis
CRICKET continues to make a laughing stock of itself when it comes to cracking down on player behaviour, says ROBERT CRADDOCK.
AUSTRALIAN selectors should have picked a leg-spinner in the 15-man World Cup squad and named Steve Smith as vice-captain, writes Ian Chappell.
THE Big Bash League is a fabulous product, but it would be great to see a sprinkling of Indian players in the competition, writes Allan Border.
A year ago egocentric Kevin Pietersen was the cricketer Australians loved to hate, but now “The Walking Ego” is cricket’s “Captain Charisma”.
CRICKET Australia’s decision to program a neutral final at Manuka Oval appears vacuous given the electric experience in Adelaide this summer.
THE most intriguing cricket series of the year — Australia and New Zealand early next summer — may yet be the one most people don’t even know is on.
THE Australian cricket team completed a series victory over India, prompting a report card like Ian Chappell never received at school.
INDIA paid the price for a lack of aggression. It played for survival when it had a chance to win and nothing is more costly.
AUSTRALIA must be bold and daring and pick a young leg-spinner in its 15-man World Cup squad, writes Allan Border.
CRICKET Australia must direct all curators to start producing wickets that encourage cricket, on both sides of the ball, and encourage a result.
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