The Telegraph on MSN3d
Wallabies wind up England: Alex Carey was absolutely right to stump Jonny Bairstow
Wallabies captain Harry Wilson has stirred the pot before Australia’s showdown with England at Twickenham with a cheeky dig ...
The Roar on MSN13d
Bad news for Bazball cult worshippers: Stokes’ captaincy not all it’s cracked up to be
Ben Stokes recently returned from a hamstring injury to lead an England side up 1-0 in a three-Test series against a ...
Sydney Morning Herald on MSN2d
Young Harry dreamed of hitting sixes at Lords. He’ll lead the Wallabies into battle at Twickenham instead
Wallabies captain Harry Wilson loves Ashes cricket more than anything. But his shift in taking on England will come wearing ...
The Roar on MSN4d
World Test Championship a farce: How baggy grey Aussies can remain red-ball kings well into their twilight years
Australia’s change-resistant selectors can probably keep playing for the now without worrying about rebuilding their Test team for the future. Not because it’s ...
The Roar on MSN10d
Wade steps aside for the next generation - but he certainly won't be remembered for his wicket-keeping
His ability to drop catches and miss stumpings and let byes through is equalled by no other in Australia's Test history.
Opener battle down to 4; ‘spin off’ for future — Australia A stars with most to gain and lose
It is this skill that could well position the left-armed Connolly as a wildcard candidate for the Sri Lanka tour in late ...
Cricket Australia7d
Cummins' latest rescue act 'cements' permanent promotion
Along with his 14 not out in an unbroken 22-run stand with Starc in last year's semi-final, Cummins' unbeaten 44 also got Australia home in a thrilling first Ashes Test at Edgbaston ... while he also ...
AAP on MSN1d
Nathan McSweeney prepared to face first ball after winning bat-off for Test opening spot ahead of India series
In-form Nathan McSweeney will make his Test debut against India in Perth after winning the vacant spot in the Australian XI ...
Nathan McSweeney set to open the batting for Australia as first Test squad announced
McSweeney will become the first Australian player in 47 years to make his Test debut as an opener despite never having batted ...
The Roar on MSN8d
Why ball tampering should be allowed - and the bigger issue the ICC must get serious about instead
Ball tampering is cricket’s version of the nanny state. It’s just another example of batters being treated as Princelings.