Watto hits back in true Aussie style
SHANE Watson has retaliated to bouncer warnings from an England fast bowler in a way that would make the Australian team proud.
SHANE Watson has retaliated to bouncer warnings from an England fast bowler in a way that would make the Australian team proud.
SHANE Watson shrugged off bouncer taunts from England fast bowler Mark Wood and retaliated by issuing his own Ashes warning to the Durham quick.
GLENN McGrath was famous for his big predictions during his legendary playing career. Nothing has changed in retirement.
AUSTALIAN coach Darren Lehmann admits the selection battle between all-rounders Shane Watson and Mitchell Marsh ahead of the first Ashes Test could come down to the wire.
SHANE Watson wants to hurt one particular English fast bowler and the feeling is mutual. A recent heated incident between the pair explains why.
ASHES villain Stuart Broad says his team has cooked up a simple recipe to break down No. 1-ranked batsman Steve Smith.
AUSTRALIA great Shane Warne has provided England fast man James Anderson with an ominous warning ahead of the Ashes.
“SORE points” have ruled Shane Watson out of bowling in Australia’s opening tour match against Kent leaving the door open for Mitchell Marsh.
MITCHELL Johnson says he never had any doubt his searing pace would return on cue for an Ashes series, and is confident past torments in England are a thing of the past.
SHANE Watson, rested from bowling against Kent, will play at full capacity in Australia’s final warm-up as he tries to find rhythm for the first Ashes Test.
A FIRED up Mitchell Johnson bowling against an English county side was always going to be a bit of a mismatch. It proved that way.
AUSTRALIA has an abundance of talent in their bowling ranks and enough quality batters but there is a glaring weakness that could cost them dearly in the Ashes.
MICHAEL Vaughan has warned England to prepare for a verbal barrage from Australia, saying a “vulnerable” Ben Stokes will be the main target.
MATTHEW Hayden has been involved in some incredible Australian cricket stories. But this one is by far the most embarrassing.
STEVE Smith’s old league club in Kent, where he celebrated his 18th birthday with a single pint, not surprised he has returned as world’s best batsman.
PITCH invasions don’t get any weirder than what the Australians confronted in Canterbury — a streaking spectator actually pitched a tent in the outfield.
SHAUN Marsh makes a case to retain his place at the top of the Australian order at Chris Rogers’ expense, posting a fine century in a tour match against Kent.
ENGLAND captain Alastair Cook will bypass the option for a pre-Ashes hit out against his biggest rival to avoid Australia’s bowlers getting the wood on him.
IN ONE of the stranger scandals to hit cricket, Australian opener Chris Rogers has been forced to apologise over an illegal Ashes ticket rort.
STEVE Smith was behind the game plan that forced Graeme Swann into premature retirement — does that explain his criticism of the world’s No. 1 batsman?
WITH the Ashes looming, former Test star Michael Hussey hopes Trevor Bayliss gets off to a slow start as head coach of England.
AUSTRALIA think they have a good chance of securing victory in England for the first time since 2001, but they’ll need to overcome a considerable obstacle first.
MICHAEL Clarke says he would knock back a knighthood even if Australia retains the Ashes in England because it wouldn’t “suit him”.
OF ALL the challenges Australian batsman Shaun Marsh will face on his first Ashes tour, he knows the toughest will be getting to play a Test.
THE Ashes cold war has heated up with Michael Clarke hitting back at criticism from Aussie Jason Gillespie and ex-England spinner Graeme Swann.
DAVID Warner has revelled in his role as the Australian cricket team’s on-field enforcer — but was he put up to the job?
SHANE Warne has offered his opinion on the number one selection decision facing Australia ahead of the Ashes next month.
NEWS and nonsense ahead of the Ashes: the UK view, how scared are the Poms, Kevin Pietersen’s diary and the series explained in bad Venn diagrams.
TREVOR Bayliss has sprung his first surprise as England coach — calling up uncapped left-arm seamer Mark Footitt for a pre-Ashes training camp.
STATE of Origin decider for the ages, or day one of the Ashes? That’s the dilemma for sports fans on July 8 when the Nine Network airs both epic contests.
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