Warner back in style to punish South Australia
In his first bat since the last Test against India in January Aussie star David Warner showed no rust as he put a South Australian bowling attack to the sword in Adelaide.
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‘I should have said, no’: Warner reveals major injury regret
David Warner says he did ‘what I thought was best for the team’ when returning for the final two Tests against India this summer. He now realises it was a big mistake.
‘I should have said no’: Warner reveals major injury regret
David Warner says he did ‘what I thought was best for the team’ when returning for the final two Tests against India this summer. He now realises it was a big mistake.
Warner back in action this week
Test opener David Warner has moved to allay fears over the long-term impacts of his groin injury by committing to make a cricketing return for NSW this week.
Pat’s back but Test ace nowhere to be seen
Pat Cummins returns for just his second game of domestic cricket since the end of the India series, but a high-profile Aussie teammate is absent and may not play again until the IPL in April.
Cricket stars judged by different rules
David Warner’s sandpaper mistake was far less serious than Ben Stokes’ nightclub fight. Yet one can now captain his country.
The accidental captain who saved Australian cricket
Plucked from obscurity to save a disgraced Test team, few thought he would last. But Tim Paine was made for this moment.
Anthem row could be resolved by removing free
It has been revealed that David Warner is unable to sing without his Australian cricket cap.
Secure Paine not undercut by Smith
Tim Paine said time and again he would be a fool not to use the experience of Steve Smith and David Warner.
Warner rises from the Ashes
David Warner faced more deliveries and made more runs at the Gabba on Friday than he did in 10 Ashes innings during the Australian winter.
In defence of David Warner
He’s scored 21 Test centuries but even a decade since he burst onto the international scene, the opener is still dismissed by armchair experts as a slogger.
Smith’s hunger lasts for centuries
What would Australia do without Steve Smith, and what will they do about David Warner?
Warner takes bat to boos
The word “cheat” ringing out across Headingley, David Warner played his best Ashes innings.
Half centuries from humiliation
David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne saved the day for Australia at Headingley.
Steve Smith deserves forgiveness
It’s difficuclt to forget that Smith, Warner and Bancroft brought shame to the country.
Ashes warning for batsmen
If the World Cup semi loss is any guide, it’s going to be a long series for batsmen on both sides.
England kill Aussies’ hopes
Australia won the toss, but that was about the only thing to go right as England handed out a shellacking.
Langer anoints Handscomb
Peter Handscomb will play against England … but Aussie coach coy on Matthew Wade.
Aussies rue disastrous loss
Injuries add to Australia’s misery as they book a semi-final clash with in-form England.
‘Candice suffered two miscarriages’
David Warner reveals the further family pain suffered in the ball-tampering saga fallout.
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