Inside the Kohli decline and his only way to reverse it
It’s been a slow and steady decline of cricket legend Virat Kohli, now BEN JONES takes a deep dive into what went wrong for the Indian god and how he could turn it all around.
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Kohli confronts greatest ever challenge as form drops off a cliff
Virat Kohli had a moment of madness which shows his once laser focus has been shattered. The legend faces his greatest challenge this summer in Australia.
McGrath’s key fear for Test cricket amid T20 avalanche
Glenn McGrath is worried Test cricket could fade into obscurity then oblivion. The iconic fast bowler great chats to DANIEL CHERNY about the future of the sport and what needs to be done.
Inside the messy battle to stop Pucovski being a one-Test wonder
A panel of concussion experts will convene next month to rule on Will Pucovski’s cricket future. It’s possible he may never play again, but that’s just the start of explaining his complicated battle.
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Smith must apologise for ugly run-out blame game
Steve Smith’s reaction was the real negative in his calamitous run-out, and he should be the one apologising to his batting partner Usman Khawaja.
Cold, wind, super spin: Ominous task confronting Aussies
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Crash: Follow-on lesson Cummins should learn from epic draw
Australia’s failure to bowl Pakistan out over 170 gruelling overs has left many pondering whether Pat Cummins should have enforced the follow-on. This is Robert Craddock’s take.
World Cup crystal ball: Aussie star under most pressure
There is plenty of pressure on Australia’s shoulders entering the T20 World Cup. And our experts believe one superstar will be feeling it more than most.
Warne: Why Root rift rumours are BS
Don’t listen to any talk about Joe Root losing the players. They play for him and they are right behind him, writes Shane Warne.
Why CA turned their back on Marnus
Despite a Test batting average of 60 and being in the prime of his career, Marnus Labuschange couldn’t get a job interview last week – Robert Craddock explains why.
Paine quits: A sad end to a fine career
Having resigned as Test captain over a sexting scandal, Tim Paine was determined to play in the Ashes – but ultimately the pressure proved too much writes Robert Craddock.
Ashes form tracker: The guns putting heat on Starc
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