Warner a chance of being dropped
David Warner’s position in the Test team is up for review by selectors for the first time since establishing himself as an opener
David Warner’s position in the Test team is up for review by selectors for the first time since establishing himself as an opener
The introduction of past masters to current juniors can be hit-and-miss. In this case, not so.
Victory, when it came, was all the greater for the difficulty of the journey and the knowledge of what happened in the previous Test.
Tim Paine, almost an accidental captain, secured an Ashes series where four teams before him, full of champions, failed.
Steve Harmison says Steve Smith will forever be a ‘cheat’. Given his own record, that’s a bit rich.
Free-to-air television dominated by reality, news and Ashes as Steve Smith’s team claims victory.
Tim Paine’s men succeed where sides captained by Ponting, Clarke could not.
After the setbacks of the last 18 months, Australian cricket has something to celebrate.
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Throwing the bat in the second innings might have been good for Steve Smith’s waistline and it is probably for the best.
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Steve Smith’s unorthodoxy is rooted in cricket royalty.
In its time of anguish, England wrestles with ridding itself of two problems: Europe and Steve Smith.
If Steve Smith has driven England insane it is understandable. He has been at the crease for nearly 24 hours in this Ashes series.
Although he has given his contemporaries a significant head start, Steve Smith has more Test runs than anyone else this calendar year.
The names Smith and Bradman can not only be used in the same sentence but transposed.
What would Australia do without Steve Smith, and what will they do about David Warner?
England’s reception for the returning Steve Smith was the cricketing equivalent of a cup of tea and a slice of cake.
David Warner’s Ashes failures could be a sign he is ill-suited to the new ethos of Australian cricket.
Marnus, meet Steven. Steven, this is Marnus. Hey, I really think you’ll get on.
Mitchell Starc and Peter Siddle are vying for a seamer’s berth in the fourth Ashes Test in Manchester.
Whatever happens in England, chances are that Justin Langer will be better for the experience.
Australia’s fastest bowler, on England’s quickest pitch. It’s time to finally unleash the one bowler who can match Jofra Archer’s pure menace.
Steve Smith’s return for Fourth Test means there is no room for out-of-form star in Australia’s top six.
Steve Waugh has flown to Manchester to rejoin the Australian team on the eve of the crucial fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford.
England seamer Stuart Broad has got Aussie opener David Warner in his sights again.
Mitchell Marsh and Mitchell Starc have entered selectors’ calculations for the fourth Ashes Test at Old Trafford.
The last-day onslaught from England at Headingley could be a signal of what’s to come in the series-defining fourth Test
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