Will Pucovski had all the time in the world … until he didn’t
In a game of “what ifs”, Will Pucovski could not only have been one of the game’s great batters but also captains.
In a game of “what ifs”, Will Pucovski could not only have been one of the game’s great batters but also captains.
Following the sad early retirement of Australian cricket star Will Pucovski, the prodigious talent is set to make an immediate switch this summer.
Usman Khawaja may yet finish his cricket career in Queensland as urgent crisis talks appeared to sooth his fiery feud with the Bulls – as rumours swirled of a shock switch for the veteran.
Despite acknowledging ongoing conversations with Will Pucovski for a long time, it’s understood Cricket Victoria were unaware he was announcing his retirement until it aired on radio.
Will Pucovski gets married on Friday and can move ahead without the ball and chain he had been dragging for the past decade. But the sadness will linger for cricket’s Heartbreak Kid, writes ROBERT CRADDOCK.
New players association boss, Paul Marsh has been urged to not let Australian cricket ‘die on the vine’ as he re-enters the sport in a volatile era where India have seized control of the game.
The once-promising cricket career of Will Pucovski is over at just 27 years of age, and some of Australia’s greats have praised the man who could have been one of the nation’s best.
Officials will conduct a review of ‘all aspects’ of the Premier Cricket grand final after St Kilda batted for more than two days in the decider against Carlton at the Junction Oval.
The Australian selectors have ruthlessly signalled that a generation of players are not part of their Test plans.
Bolters to the Victorian squad, a Test prodigy on the radar of rival states and AFL clubs eyeing a batsman from SA for a code switch. Find out the latest moment in domestic cricket.
Sam Konstas has landed his first Cricket Australia contract in a move which has left Marnus Labuschagne’s Test future hanging by a thread. Full contract list here.
Aussie spinner Matt Kuhnemann’s rollercoaster 12 months has been rewarded with a new CA contract, while some impressive names have been overlooked. DANIEL CHERNY with the details.
Forced into retirement after a series of concussions, former Victorian batting prodigy Will Pucovski could return to cricket in a head-coach role at Premier club in Melbourne.
Mitchell Starc was the star of the show as he claimed a T20 first in leading Delhi Capitals to an IPL victory, with fellow Australian Jake Fraser-McGurk also chiming in. FULL DETAILS
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Jason Sangha has steered South Australia home to claim a first Sheffield Shield in 29 years with a stirring century in front of their home fans.
The atmosphere in Adelaide has been electric but can it translate in to long-term interest in arguably the world’s most prestigious first-class domestic competition.
Two Jacks have led a defiant Queensland fight back as the miracle of winning the Sheffield Shield after their first innings of 95 is now a very real possibility.
Marnus Labuschagne has again received his fair share of luck as Queensland provide some fight back to remain competitive in the Sheffield Shield final for which South Australia’s upper hand is evaporating.
South Australia is charging toward its first Sheffield Shield title in almost 30 years after dismissing Queensland for just 95 on a day in which 16 wickets fell.
There has been a development in the curious case of Australian Test spinner Matt Kuhnemann and his bowling action involving one of the umpires from the Sri Lankan series.
Ten years apart, Richmond wicketkeeper Gavan ‘Dutchie’ Holland played a big part in two of Victorian District cricket’s most memorable grand finals. Here he reflects on two Tiger triumphs.
He was once touted as a teenage sensation with Test cricket in his future but Jason Sangha says his career nearly hit a dead end before he made a fateful decision.
Eyeing a return to Ashes cricket this summer, Jofra Archer was put to the sword by Travis Head in the IPL, conceding the worst figures in the tournament’s history.
It’s 30 years this week since the Bulls won their first Sheffield Shield, breaking a 68 year drought, in the 1994-95 final. This is where Queensland’s cricket heroes are today.
The former Australian fast bowler has guided his home state to an elusive Sheffield Shield final in his first summer as head coach. And he’s only just getting started.
Australian Test star Usman Khawaja isn’t holding his breath waiting for an apology from state officials, swiping Opposition Leader Peter Dutton as he accused Queensland Cricket of spreading “blatant mistruths” in regards to his injury.
The key to Jake Fraser-McGurk delivering on his monster $1.6 million IPL price tag might be for the Victorian whirlwind to be a little less ‘Fraser-McGurk’ advises Aussie legend Adam Gilchrist.
Cricket Australia and its players could be about to go to war – over a video game. And the legal ramifications could be felt worldwide, with stars from across the globe involved.
Usman Khawaja and Queensland Cricket are at loggerheads ahead of the Sheffield Shield final, with the Test star’s selection up in the air despite being available.
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