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The Aussies have beaten England to claim the second one-day international in Hobart, but not without injury, looking likely to lose the world's fastest bowler and their number one spinner.
Australian selectors found room for Brett Lee and John Hastings in the ICC World Cup squad, but not the leading domestic one day run scorer, Brad Hodge.
Australian one-day International captain Michael Clarke's lack of favour among local fans was there for all to see in the first game against England when he was booed for batting slowly. Picture: Getty Images
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Aussies beat Poms - not injury
10:47PM Brett Stubbs INJURIES to their No.1 spinner and fastest bowler have taken some of the gloss off Australia's incredible victory at Bellerive Oval.
Hauritz in injury scare
8:44PM AUSSIE spinner Nathan Hauritz's World Cup hopes are on hold after suffering what appeared to be an injury to his right arm while fielding.
Vics gear for mission impossible
11:30PM Michael Horan VICTORIA has picked four first gamers for its all or nothing Twenty20 showdown against New South Wales at the MCG tonight.
What the Poms are Saying
Broad ready to rejoin Poms
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Peter Hayter
England's chances of a cricket grand slam received a boost with paceman Stuart Broad likely to be back in Australia this week.
Urn and future belong to England
9:30PM Martin Samuel FOR a moment, it looked as if it might be like one of those soccer games you see sometimes.
Expert Opinion
Robert Craddock
Aussies, your cards are marked
ROBERT CRADDOCK delivers his end of term report card with gradings from A to F. For Tim Nielsen and his men, it doesn’t make for pretty reading.
Andrew Webster
Ponting the man to lead
IT MAY not be the most popular belief to hold right now, but the man to lead Australia out of the wilderness is the man who led them into it.
Ron Reed
Time and rivals catching Punter
RICKY Ponting's new year - perhaps the last of his cricket career - got off to a mixed start this week even though he wasn't playing.
Shane Warne
CHAT: Shane Warne's blog
SHANE Warne answered your questions on what Australia needs to do to become the No.1 Test nation again. Read his responses.
Will Swanton
ICC fails to see the light
THE inexact science of video technology is only one of the ICC's problems. Another is a refusal to give Joe Public value for money.
Ben Dorries
Clock is ticking for Teflon Tim
IT'S time for Australia to bite the bullet and concede that Tim Nielsen might not be the right man to coach the team through tough times.
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Retro fans take to the cricket
To celebrate 40 years of One-Day Internationals, cricket fans were urged to dress up in '70s gear. Were you there?
ALSO IN SPORTS TODAY
Red-hot Reds smash feeble Fury
ADELAIDE United turned on the party tricks then served last rites to North Queensland with an 8-1 A-League record win at Hindmarsh Stadium.
Tait, Hauritz injured in Aussie win
AUSTRALIA'S World Cup hopes have taken a battering with Nathan Hauritz and Shaun Tait suffering injuries during tonight's one-day win over England.
Greats tell Tomic to enjoy moment
PAT Rafter has cautioned against expecting too much from Bernard Tomic as he battles world No. 1 Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open tonight.
