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Australian bowlers Josh Hazlewood, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins.

Mitchell Starc plays his 100th Test in Jamaica. Not even his wife will be there

If not for a late change to the schedule, Mitchell Starc would have reached the milestone this summer at home in a blockbuster first Ashes Test – not that he will mind.

  • Tom Decent

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Hazlewood rips through West Indies as Australia take 1-0 series lead

A five-wicket haul from Josh Hazlewood and some ordinary West Indies batting helped Australia secure a 1-0 series lead inside three days at Kensington Oval.

  • Tom Decent
David Warner will return to Pakistan to play out the season.

Warner heading back to Pakistan, Cummins leans towards IPL return

David Warner will return to Pakistan this week for the completion of the Pakistan Super League and Pat Cummins has flagged his intention to take part in the final stages of the IPL.

  • Daniel Brettig
Alex Carey on his way to a career-high score of 156 in Galle.

Second Test player ratings: Carey takes honours, Marnus shows fluency in second dig

From Alex Carey’s best Test innings to date to a teammate who has put himself in danger of being dropped, here are our player ratings for the second Test in Galle.

  • Daniel Brettig
Nathan McSweeney.

The lights went out at Adelaide. The top order kept them on for Australia

In difficult conditions, after a nightmare start, under-pressure batters Marnus Labuschagne and Nathan McSweeney held their nerve to build a promising platform for Australia in the second Test.

  • Daniel Brettig
Pat Cummins takes Australia home.

Cummins saves Australia after Warner exposes Bancroft’s technical flaw

Australia, chasing 204, have limped to a two-wicket victory over Pakistan in the opening one-day international at the MCG. Meanwhile, David Warner has delivered his verdict on who should open the batting against India - and it’s not Cameron Bancroft.

  • Jon Pierik and Daniel Brettig
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The six-bedroom, four-bathroom residence in Bellevue Hill purchased by Guan Cheng Tao is not your usual student digs.

Meet Sydney’s teenage trophy home shoppers spending millions – in cash

Interest rates are tipped to stay high next week, but that won’t worry high-end buyers paying as much as $19 million for their dream homes.

  • Lucy Macken
Australia’s production line of fast bowlers graphic

Leading contenders and hidden gems in race to replace Australia’s Big Three

Two injured quicks have plotted their comebacks, while a breakout star has made the game watch. We break down Australia’s fast-bowling production line.

  • Nick Wright
Harris plays an expansive shot against a star-studded NSW bowling attack at the MCG.

Harris’ cameo against Starc, Lyon sums up Test selectors’ dilemma

Marcus Harris has already proven he can bat against India, but not that he can make big scores. The selectors must judge whether he can make that leap.

  • Daniel Brettig
Mitchell Starc during India’s remarkable win at the Gabba in 2021.

Fifth-Test fade-out? Danger ahead for Australia’s all-conquering attack

Five Tests in seven weeks, a missing all-rounder and late-series fade-outs will factor into Australia’s management of one its greatest bowling attacks this summer.

  • Dan Walsh

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