Greg Chappell
Editorial
Test cricket
Konstas dazzled on debut, but patience essential for such a young star
Not all of the 19-year-old’s innings will be as exciting, or productive, as on day one of the MCG Test, but selectors need to give him time to flourish.
- The Herald's View
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Presidential pardon melds fatherly care and hypocrisy
Perhaps if President Biden had confidence that the administration of justice under incoming President Donald Trump would be fair and rational, he might have felt able to withhold this pardon.
The reasons behind the lifting of David Warner’s ball tampering leadership ban
David Warner’s candid responses to a Cricket Australia panel was at odds with previous comments by his manager suggesting there was an untold story from Australia’s dressing room that would implicate more teammates.
- by Andrew Wu and Dan Walsh
Have helmets made cricket a more dangerous game?
As the difficult debate about Will Pucovski’s future begins again, we canvass several Test greats and former captains from different eras – and get very different views.
- by Malcolm Conn
Opinion
Australian cricket
If you want to beat Australia, just follow this plan
Pakistan have never won a Test series in Australia. This won’t change any time soon unless the tourists play with more purpose and planning in Melbourne and Sydney.
- by Greg Chappell
Why cricket legend Greg Chappell needed a retirement benefit at 75
Why did Australian cricket great Greg Chappell accept the offer of a retirement benefit at the age of 75, nearly 40 years after he finished playing?
- by Daniel Brettig
‘Wouldn’t discard him lightly’: Why selectors are reluctant to dump Warner
Almost every great Australia Test batter has felt the cold blade of the selectors’ axe at least once in their career because of form. Not so David Warner, whose spot for the fourth Test is yet to be finalised.
- by Andrew Wu
From the Archives, 1972: Trevor Chappell makes three
50 years ago, Trevor Chappell was selected to play for South Australia in the Sheffield Shield, joining his brothers Ian and Greg. All three brothers would go on to represent Australia.
- by Staff Writers
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Australian cricket
Cricket revolution almost no-balled by the Reserve Bank
Kerry Packer revolutionised cricket with World Series Cricket. Archives reveal the Reserve Bank almost stopped the plan, wary of what was proposed.
- by Shane Wright
Laurie Sawle, visionary cricket selector, dies aged 96
With the death of Laurie Sawle, Australian cricket has lost one of its most pioneering, effective and graceful decision-makers.
- by Daniel Brettig
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