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Why quiet summer could be blessing in disguise as Lyon battles injury

Why quiet summer could be blessing in disguise as Lyon battles injury

Sending down fewer overs than ever before in a home summer could be a good thing for Australia’s greatest off-spinner, who has opened up on the injury he is managing ahead of the Test series in Sri Lanka.

  • by Tom Decent

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Poor Test nations are dying – but I have a solution

Poor Test nations are dying – but I have a solution

Test cricket can be saved if the game’s leaders have the courage to introduce a promotion and relegation system and don’t kowtow to Australia, England and India.

  • by Michael Holding
There’s too much ‘big three’ cricket already, say players of the two-tier Tests plan

There’s too much ‘big three’ cricket already, say players of the two-tier Tests plan

The boss of the World Cricketers’ Association says any moves to change the Test structure mustn’t be about chasing more dollars for Australia, India and England.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Hazlewood set to miss Sri Lanka tour as Test stars’ BBL availability revealed

Hazlewood set to miss Sri Lanka tour as Test stars’ BBL availability revealed

Australian selectors will meet on Wednesday to pick their squad for the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka, as CA announced which Test players can go back to their Big Bash teams.

  • by Tom Decent
Australia-India epic delivered the best of Test cricket, but I have some advice for Virat Kohli

Australia-India epic delivered the best of Test cricket, but I have some advice for Virat Kohli

Sam Konstas threw the Indians off with his unorthodox approach in his first innings, but then found out Test cricket runs are harder to get than headlines.

  • by Sunil Gavaskar
What Cummins’ India triumph means for the Ashes summer

What Cummins’ India triumph means for the Ashes summer

Australia’s enthralling 3-1 defeat of India has already set tongues wagging about next summer’s blockbuster Ashes series.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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A two-tier system will save Test cricket. Here’s why

A two-tier system will save Test cricket. Here’s why

Give cricket fans what they want – more matches between the very best.

  • by Michael Vaughan
Webster spills beans on Australia’s post-series celebrations, but who went the hardest?

Webster spills beans on Australia’s post-series celebrations, but who went the hardest?

Beau Webster has opened up on a dream Test debut and a memorable night of celebration after Australia clinched the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the SCG.

  • by Tom Decent and Sam Djodan
Top flight: Australia, England, India in talks to split Tests in two

Top flight: Australia, England, India in talks to split Tests in two

Australia, England, India and the International Cricket Council’s new chair Jay Shah are in talks to split Test cricket into two divisions, so the big three nations can play each other more often.

  • by Daniel Brettig
The 10 moments that won Australia the Border-Gavaskar Trophy
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The 10 moments that won Australia the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Mitchell Starc dismissing Yashasvi Jaiswal for a golden duck. Sam Konstas at the MCG. Beau Webster at the SCG. These are the moments that defined a breathtaking series.

  • by Tom Decent
Why Kohli’s cheap shot made Australia’s era-defining win even sweeter

Why Kohli’s cheap shot made Australia’s era-defining win even sweeter

Cheap shots, it must be said, are now all the rest of the world have left to fire at Pat Cummins’ team, after a seven-year journey that has seen them rise to the undisputed summit of Test cricket by playing the game the right way

  • by Daniel Brettig

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