Greg Chappell
Greg Chappell is a former Australian captain. He led Australia in 48 of his 87 Tests, scoring 7,110 runs at an average of 53.86.
Analysis
Australian cricket
The England star who shapes as the next Tendulkar
Sure, Australian cricket is on a high. But England are in the box seat for the Ashes – and in Harry Brook they have a young star who shapes as a generational talent.
- by Greg Chappell
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Opinion
Test cricket
Australian cricket is at a crossroads. This is the path we should take from here
The current framework is stunting the development of our players. Here’s how we should redesign the season to ensure a steady supply of ready-made Test cricketers.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Test cricket
Test cricket was in stasis for 20 years. Now, it hasn’t felt this alive since Bodyline
In a flurry of ramp shots, social media chatter and Gen Z insouciance, Sam Konstas showed the way forward for Test cricket in the Twenty20 age.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Test cricket
Sam Konstas is the right player at the right time for Australia. Here’s why
I have always believed that it is the job of selectors to unearth champions, not pick those who make up the numbers.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Test cricket
How Travis Head decluttered and became the best batter in the world
The left-hander’s attacking style is a rejection of the survival-first mentality that hinders many batters.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Australian cricket
I knew when my time was up. Ageing greats Kohli and Smith will, too
Cautiousness and a creeping self-doubt that stems from poor performances and heightened scrutiny: it’s the story of every great batter who faces the inevitability of time.
- by Greg Chappell
Analysis
Australian cricket
Dennis Lillee and Andy Roberts were the best fast bowlers I faced. Bumrah combines the best of both
The Indian pace spearhead combines Lillee’s ability to dictate terms and unsettle batsmen with the cerebral approach of Roberts. If Australia can best him, they will win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Vale
Resilience, humility and commitment to the team: A tribute to Ian Redpath
One of the true gentlemen of Australian cricket leaves behind a rich legacy.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Australian cricket
Australian selectors caught between a rock and a hard place
After India’s masterclass in Perth, Australia’s selectors face a brutal challenge with the cupboard of options in domestic cricket not exactly overflowing.
- by Greg Chappell
Opinion
Australian cricket
Phillip Hughes was a loveable farmer who played cricket with a skill and spirit few could match
Phillip Hughes’ joy for the game, his courage in adversity, and his ability to bring out the best in those around him have left an indelible mark on cricket.
- by Greg Chappell
Analysis
Test cricket
I talked batting with Bradman in 2000. What he told me explains Test cricket’s decline today
As Test cricket braces against dwindling attendance and competing formats, a return to its technical roots might be its lifeline.
- by Greg Chappell
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