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Healy stars as Australia draw first blood in Women’s Ashes

Healy stars as Australia draw first blood in Women’s Ashes

On a tricky batting wicket at North Sydney Oval, the hosts bowled England out for just 204 before chasing down their target with four wickets in hand

  • by Jonathan Drennan

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How a ballkid for ‘Aussie Kim’ became Australia’s Ashes weapon

How a ballkid for ‘Aussie Kim’ became Australia’s Ashes weapon

She wore a tennis ball in the eye from an Australian Open hero. Now she’s ready to spin Australia to victory against England.

  • by Jon Pierik
‘Throw the first punch’: Healy cleared to lead Aussies into Ashes series

‘Throw the first punch’: Healy cleared to lead Aussies into Ashes series

Alyssa Healy will keep wicket for Australia in Sunday’s series-opening ODI against England at North Sydney Oval after overcoming a knee injury.

  • by Vince Rugari
The England star who shapes as the next Tendulkar

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
Clark, Perry, Sutherland: The evolution of a record-breaking Ashes star

Clark, Perry, Sutherland: The evolution of a record-breaking Ashes star

Annabel Sutherland wears No.14 for a reason, and the powerful Australian is a key to Australia’s hopes in the big series against England.

  • by Jon Pierik
‘They were picking on a kid … gutless’: The ultra-competitive woman behind our greatest sporting team

‘They were picking on a kid … gutless’: The ultra-competitive woman behind our greatest sporting team

England were sledging a young Meg Lanning. The teammate who stepped in is now coaching Australia in a historic Ashes series.

  • by Peter Hanlon
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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
Where’s the good in Riverwood? Get a heart!

Where’s the good in Riverwood? Get a heart!

With the number of homeless aged people on the rise, how heartwarming it would have been if the residents of Hardwicke Street had put out the welcome mat.

Khawaja’s honeymoon is over. But Australia’s new odd couple must remain
Perspective
Test cricket

Khawaja’s honeymoon is over. But Australia’s new odd couple must remain

Australia needs their veteran opener in hot form come next summer’s Ashes. Can he get there?

  • by Nick Wright
Ashes heartbreak for gun all-rounder as squad revealed

Ashes heartbreak for gun all-rounder as squad revealed

Sophie Molineux missed all three ODIs against New Zealand earlier this month after what was initially described as knee soreness.

  • by Gemma Grant
Konstas dazzled on debut, but patience essential for such a young star
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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.

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