Kohli typifies India’s new professionalism
NOT too long ago, Indian cricketers would be lounging on deck chairs and enjoying a cuppa and bickies. Virat Kohli leads a very different India with a new focus on professionalism, writes Robert Craddock.
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Chappell: call to end bans hurts cricket’s recovery
AUSTRALIA’S women’s team is showing the country how cricket should be played and the Australian Cricketers’ Association should come to the healing party, writes Ian Chappell.
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.
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Aussies must groom Smith as next leader
AUSTRALIA has done its best not to anoint its next long term Test cricket captain but it’s time to get the show moving, writes Robert Craddock.
Lyon-heart spins up a brave win
WITH memories of Faf Du Plessis’ resistance flashing before his eyes, Nathan Lyon overcame two big obstacles to bowl Australia to victory.
Smith’s the man, but don’t discount Warner
ALLAN Border says Steve Smith will be Australia’s next long-term Test captain, but Border has been impressed by David Warner’s development.
Warner, Smith vital pieces of puzzle
AUSTRALIAN cricket is entering a period of generational change but the anchormen of the future are emerging with distinction.
Marsh brothers on cusp of elite club
THE differences between Shaun and Mitchell are as conspicuous as the contrasts between the Chappells, the Waughs and Dave and Mike Hussey.
Aussies will win — but by how much?
THERE are far more unknowns in this Australia-India Test series than normal. The one thing we do know — Australia will win. But by what margin?
Now not the time for sledging: Border
THE Aussies must return to their aggressive, intimidating brand of cricket – but tone down the sledging, writes former Test captain Allan Border.
Finch, Bushrangers back in business
AARON Finch was so close to Phillip Hughes that he was a pallbearer. But he’s wasted no time getting back where his mate would’ve wanted him.
Adelaide poses true test of Aussie character
AUSTRALIA’S cricket selectors have a series of subtle challenges to confront as they head back to the coal face after the death of Phillip Hughes.
Tragedy will reshape Australian cricket
THE shocking injury to Phillip Hughes will reshape Australian cricket. The shock waves are so deep, they could even change the way Australia play the game.
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