Sam Elliott arrived for Victoria on Monday delivering a record-breaking spell, but his former Test opener dad wasn’t there to see it, luckily when he did get to the ground, Sam’s heroics were far from over.
Australian opener Usman Khawaja has backed teammate Travis Head to replace Steve Smith at the top of the batting order for the upcoming Summer of cricket.
Australia toppled trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand by 29 runs at Great Barrier Reef Arena to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in series.
Australia has dominated England to take a 2-0 lead in the ongoing ODI series, with Alex Carey rescuing the tourists with the bat before the quicks ran through the hosts.
Watching Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne wreak havoc with ball and bat against England, you can get lost into imagining them as two exuberant kids having a blast in the backyard.
Travis Head’s superb 154 not out landed Australia a seven-wicket win over England in the first ODI at Trent Bridge.
A stunning half-century from Phoebe Litchfield has guided Australia out of danger and to victory against New Zealand in the first T20I in Mackay. It came after star Ash Gardner was ruled out after a freak accident just minutes before the toss.
One game into his professional career, Mahli Beardman has already been called up for Australia duty. Yet tapping into the mind and lifestyle of the teen pace phenom, there is little sense of a young man about to get ahead of himself.
A former Sri Lankan Test cricketer has been banned by Cricket Australia for 20 years for inappropriate behaviour towards a female cricketer.
Less than 18 months ago after winning his first baggy green, Matt Kuhnemann sat down for the toughest conversation of his career – and it triggered a dramatic state switch.
Australian World Cup winner turned media star Brendon Julian has revealed he’s been contacted by players with their noses out of joint over his commentary. And now he has a message for sensitive stars.
Australia has secured a 3-0 series whitewash over Scotland following Cameron Green’s all-round heroics during the third T20I at The Grange on Saturday.
Is cricket’s calendar set-up in such a way that the game’s aggregate records in the Test and ODI format will never be broken again?
The Sydney Sixers have added a four time World Cup winning coach to its coaching roster, securing the services of Matthew Mott for the next three years, reports DANIEL CHERNY.
Australian captain Mitch Marsh has partnered Travis Head to make history as the Aussies hammered Scotland in first T20 of their series.
Former Victorian squad member James Seymour has gone to the Australian Cricketers’ Association as he attempts to gain a clearance out of Essendon amid a bitter and long-running dispute.
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Will Pucovski is in cricket’s twilight zone: not officially retired but seemingly no chance of playing professional cricket again. But while the curtain may be closing on his playing days, a legal war is just beginning.
The Sydney Sixers coach is asking for the BBL draft to be scrapped to allow for more flexibility in signing the world’s best players. But the league’s boss feels the move has been vindicated.
The Renegades shocked the Men’s BBL draft as they poached a Scorchers gun, while crosstown rivals added much needed batting firepower with an English star. As, the Hurricanes shook up the women’s draft.
The NSW Blues have taken a big step into the future by granting some captaincy experience to one of their brightest all-round prospects. DANIEL CHERNY reports.
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