Phillip Hughes’ death left a massive hole in Australia’s heart. It also left a nation wondering what could have been. His teammates explain just how good the little left-hander would’ve become.
Former Queensland teammates Usman Khawaja and Nathan McSweeney will reunite at the top of the Australian Test batting order against India, with the senior of the two saying there is no void to fill for his new opening partner.
One of the country’s most famous batsmen has landed the job of selling Australia to Indian travellers during the summer Test series.
The ball-tampering drama that threatened to engulf India’s Test tour was ‘squashed as fast they could’ according to two former Australian openers, who called for a more thorough investigation.
David Warner has landed his first major captaincy role just two weeks after his lifetime leadership ban was lifted.
David Warner is back – in a big way. The champion Australian batsman will play a very different role this summer after Cricket Australia finally lifted his final Sandpapergate penalty.
Jake Fraser-McGurk has only started in two ODIs since being anointed David Warner’s successor at the top of the Australian order, but he is set to get a big swing at nailing down a spot.
As he prepares to make his debut in the commentary box, David Warner has opened up on his Australian coaching aspirations, but admits it could a decade before he could takeover.
Retired star David Warner’s horror week has continued on a day of sad news for Australia’s international cricket stars.
The stage is set for another showdown between former teammates David Warner and Mitchell Johnson – reigniting the war that raged throughout the summer last year.
George Bailey has responded to David Warner’s offer to come out of retirement and shut down one idea for his Test opening replacement.
The alarming stats that show that replacing David Warner at the top of the order is not Australia’s biggest problem.
The legacy of Shane Warne goes beyond naming things after him but the latest grandstand holds a special place in the heart of his family.
David Warner’s lifetime leadership ban has been sensationally overturned by Cricket Australia – but the shock verdict would not have happened without the help of several cricket greats.
The truth behind Cricket Australia’s decision to overturn David Warner’s leadership ban has been revealed.
Months after David Warner’s final international appearance a huge call has been made on his lifetime leadership ban.
David Warner’s offer to end his international retirement hasn’t gone down well with everyone in Australian cricket – Greg Blewett gave the potential comeback kid both barrels.
The people have spoken – and they’re saying ‘no’ to Marcus Harris, Cameron Bancroft and Matt Renshaw. But the prospect of a David Warner comeback is the real curveball.
While the push for Sam Konstas to open for Australia is strong a new challenger is emerging and he has the support of someone in the NSW camp.
David Warner’s shock offer to come back for the upcoming Test match series against India, and fill the void he left at the top of the order, has been questioned by the NSW Sheffield Shield captain Moises Henriques.
The reaction to an offer from retired Test opener David Warner to come back and play India was met with a swift response from an Australian legend.
Australia never knew it at the time but David Warner left a batting wasteland behind him. His offer to return for the India series lays the situation bare, with more pain to come.
Dave Warner has sensationally declared his status should selectors send an SOS to the former Test opener for the upcoming series against India. Find out what he said here.
As the Aussies prepare to face India without an idea who might open alongside Usman Khawaja, Brett Lee says Australia might finally appreciate what it had in David Warner now he’s gone.
Crowned David Warner’s long-term successor by the man himself, and backed by Ricky Ponting to earn a baggy green, Jake Fraser-McGurk’s wait for first-class cricket is set to go on.
A combination of Steve Smith and David Warner, a two-metre tall quick with an even higher ceiling, and a Queensland bolter for a baggy green – Sheffield Shield coaches predict their next Australian stars and reveal the talent coming through the pipeline.
David Warner was a rock at the top of the order for Australia’s white-ball teams for nearly 15 years. But who will be his long-term successor? The fight has never been hotter.
As the Big Bash struggles to get full commitments from the world’s best T20 players, David Warner has come to the rescue.
In a boon for the BBL, Steve Smith and David Warner have both signed lengthy contracts. Smith was one of three current Australian stars to announce a new deal on Tuesday.
A social media shout out to selectors from retired great David Warner about a major ODI tournament next year earned a very clear response on Monday.
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