Warner reveals he planned to retire during Ashes
David Warner has revealed he planned to walk away from Test cricket during the Ashes, but was encouraged by his partnership with Usman Khawaja to continue to a Sydney swansong.
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Warner to lead the way – with Dubai
The Indian-owned franchise will soon bestow an honour on the opener that Australian cricket cannot.
Have wounds healed? Questions linger over Bancroft’s Test return
Test selectors don’t owe Cameron Bancroft anything. Just ask Brad Hodge or David Hussey. Besides, ROBERT CRADDOCK asks, are there questions lingering in the Australian change room over his potential return?
Aussie coach provides update on Warner replacement
David Warner has one Test match remaining, leaving selectors little time to settle on a replacement. Australian coach Andrew McDonald provides an update.
Stand by: it’s time for Warner week
Possibly the most divisive player of his era, David Warner is preparing for cricket’s afterlife. But before he bows out, will he throw a little hand grenade?
Green or Bancroft? Fans, greats divided on Warner successor
Fans have overwhelmingly backed Cameron Bancroft to succeed David Warner at the top of the Australian order. As ROBERT CRADDOCK reports, former greats of the game don’t agree.
Marnus digs in to finish on high
Steve Smith and Marcus Labuschagne had a chance to give their years the polish they’d lacked, but first they had to survive.
Pakistan buoyant despite missed chances
Pakistan’s four-pronged pace attack has been praised by its opponents as Hasan Ali says his side is “ahead” after the first day at the MCG.
Warner’s surprise endorsement for opener
David Warner has urged the selectors to show faith in a replacement – and it isn’t his former opening partner Cameron Bancroft.
‘Keep believing’: Warner’s message to Khawaja as ICC battle drags on
David Warner has praised Usman Khawaja for weathering the storm of his ongoing battle with the ICC, after Khawaja posted to Instagram highlighting the double standards in the game.
Smith’s DRS frustration continues as Aussies weather storm
Australia has weathered two storms on Boxing Day, one from the heavens and one from Pakistan’s pace bowlers, with Marnus Labuschagne and Travis Head unbeaten at stumps.
Rest of day under threat at MCG
Pakistan has fought back strongly but there might not be another ball bowled on Day 1 at the MCG as rain falls under leaden skies.
Hussey warns Aussies against opening trap
Test great Mike Hussey has warned Australia’s selectors they risk throwing the team out of balance if they replace David Warner with the wrong man.
Warner ready for new traditions ahead of final Boxing Day test
Ahead of his last Boxing Day test, David Warner reveals he is excited to make some new Christmas traditions in 2024, after spending December 25th in Melbourne for the last decade.
Could Sandpapergate help Warner pass Australia’s greatest?
Sandpapergate remains a dark mark on Aussie cricket, but it could just be what puts David Warner over the top in an interesting stat dominated by cricket’s elite.
New frontrunner in race to replace Warner after Pakistan tour match
Marcus Harris has potentially edged his nose in front of his competitors after putting together a century against Pakistan in a practice match.
Bancroft makes more Test noise
If runs are the only currency for national selection, Cameron Bancroft should be the frontrunner to replace David Warner after another big haul.
Johnson sacked after Warner takedown
The repercussions from Mitchell Johnson’s volcanic David Warner column continue with the Australian great given the boot by Cricket Australia.
‘He can go another year’: Legend’s shock call on Warner’s future
With no clear option at the top to take over, one of Australian cricket’s most prominent voices says David Warner should consider continuing his career.
New Pakistan plan after Perth smashing
Pakistan’s desire for crucial match practice before the second Test in Melbourne spells good news for an Australian opening hopeful.
Johnson doubles down with fresh Warner attack
David Warner’s first innings century silenced more than a few of his critics – but not Mitchell Johnson, who doubled down on his view the opener should have been shuffled out of the Test team.
Home and away: How Warner compares to Aussie road warriors
Foreign conditions can make or break the career of batters. ROBERT CRADDOCK reflects on the Australians who have prospered overseas and how their records compare to David Warner.
The cricket feud that puts Warner-Johnson spat to shame
The Mitchell Johnson and David Warner saga has been well and truly in the headlines, but a feud in the Aussie cricketing side in the 1980s makes it seem like ‘kids scrambling over a crayon’.
‘Absolutely not’: Another Aussie reluctant to take Warner’s spot
Fresh off battering 90 runs at No. 6, Mitch Marsh says he hasn’t given opening any serious thought whatsoever. But like Travis Head, he’s unlikely to take David Warner’s spot.
Marsh flirts with century to shore up all-rounder spot
All-rounder Mitchell Marsh said he would do anything to get another West Australian in the Test side – but moving up to the top of the order was a bridge too far.
Farewell fill-up looms for freed-up Warner
David Warner now averages 144 against Pakistan in Australia and could fill his boots, with one more major record to secure in his farewell tour.
For Johnson or someone else? Warner on that celebration
A ‘nice little quiet shush’ is how David Warner described the way he marked his century on Thursday – but was it just for Mitchell Johnson? Get all the day one fallout.
Warner’s ‘cop that’ to Johnson
David Warner scooped the ball over the slips for six, punched the sky and then turned his attention to the commentary box – his critics know they had been well and truly silenced.
Openers protest loud and clear with bat, armband
Usman Khawaja wore a black arm band but it was his childhood friend David Warner who staged a protest with his bat on the first day of the Perth Test match against Pakistan.
Crash’s top-10 of all time: Where does Warner rank?
David Warner’s farewell tour started perfectly, so is it time to discuss him with our greatest ever batters? ROBERT CRADDOCK assesses Warner’s place among the greats.
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