Million-dollar IPL payday gives those on cricket’s fringes hope
Spencer Johnson picked up a million dollar payday in the IPL auction on Tuesday night which, ROBERT CRADDOCK writes, is a sign of the times.
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Crash: The forgotten victim of cricket’s Sandpapergate mess
Former Test captain Mark Taylor’s administrative career became collateral damage in the wake of Sandpapergate – but the door is quietly opening again, writes Robert Craddock.
Crash: Australia fighting to stay relevant on home soil
Had it not been for Usman Khawaja’s shoe dramas, many Australians would not have known the Test summer starts against Pakistan. This, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK, is Australia’s toughest battle.
Marsh or Renshaw? The call that could define a Test generation
When David Warner’s career ends, Australia has a decision to make – go with a traditional Test opener like Matt Renshaw or embrace the Bazball era and give Mitch Marsh a shot.
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India had been searching for 50 years to find a player brave enough and good enough to tackle Australia head on. That man is Virat Kohli, Robert Craddock writes.
The subtle secrets to Swepson’s baggy green tilt
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The two pacemen Thommo rates even higher than Lillee
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The overnight sensation Australia’s waited 65 years for
A player who can hold his place as a batsman or bowler is the rarest type of cricketing bird – which makes this prodigy’s emergence so exciting, explains ROBERT CRADDOCK.
Queensland cricket’s great all-rounders: No.1-10
Who is Queensland’s greatest cricket all-rounder? Today we present No.1-10 after yesterday presenting No.11-30. From Ron Oxenham in the early 19th century to Shane Watson, Queensland cricket has produced some gun all-rounders. But who is the best?
Queensland cricket’s great all-rounders: No. 11-30
From Ron Oxenham in the early 19th century to Big Bash League superstar Shane Watson, Queensland cricket has produced some of the best all-rounders Australia has seen. Today, we name No. 11-30 in our list of the top 30.
Queensland Bulls’ top 10 players of the past 45 years
Here it is, the top 10 Queensland cricketers since 1975 who have been plucked from a galaxy of stars. The naming of the top 10 completes a four-part series on our best across the last 45 years.
Queensland Bulls top 50, last 45 years: Today No.11-20
Queensland cricketers have been powerhouse contributors to Test and domestic cricket for decades. Today Andrew Dawson presents part three on a four-part series of our greatest 50 since 1975. Today are numbers 11-20.
Queensland Bulls top 50, last 45 years: Today No. 21-35
Queensland cricketers have been powerhouse contributors to Test and domestic cricket for decades. Today Andrew Dawson presents players No. 21-35 in his list of our greatest 50 since 1975.
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