Convenient morality and the conundrum of Afghan cricket
The ICC’s rules say that Afghanistan should not be playing Australia in the Champions Trophy … but they are and the First World needs to get used to it.
The ICC’s rules say that Afghanistan should not be playing Australia in the Champions Trophy … but they are and the First World needs to get used to it.
Cricket commentator and writer Bharat Sundaresan reveals how cricket – and a Brian Lara innings in particular – saved his life.
As the Old Enemy prepares to face Australia in the Champions Trophy, they need to focus on proper cricket not propaganda.
The Australian’s subcontinent cricket expert rates the chances of all eight sides in the ODI showpiece tournament, with Australia to offer a glimpse at the future.
The golden rule with predicting winners for ICC events is to never write off Australia, but this might be a bridge too far.
Matt Kuhnemann’s longest-standing nickname on the field is an ode to how similar his bowling style is to star Indian all-rounder and left-arm spinner, Ravindra Jadeja.
His 156 on a turning pitch in Galle wasn’t simply the highest score for an Australian wicketkeeper in Asia. It was one of the best knocks an Aussie batter has produced in these conditions.
For the first time in a long time, Australia has options at the top of the order and it continues Marnus Labuschagne’s run of poor timing.
Forget the paucity of first-class statistics, everything the kid from Duncraig does oozes class.
Would there ever have been a scenario where the Australians might have at least discussed a horses-for-courses option for captaincy, letting Steve Smith take charge on turning wickets instead of Pat Cummins?
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