Former Protea named as match-fixer
Former South Africa Test player Thami Tsolekile is among four players banned from cricket for his part in a match-fixing scandal in the local Twenty20 competition.
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CA penalises O'Keefe over bender
Injured spinner Stephen O'Keefe has been sanctioned by Cricket Australia after a bender gone wrong in Manly on Saturday night.
PM's XI to be played as Twenty20
Revolutionising the format of the Prime Minister's XI "just made sense", Cricket ACT boss Cameron French says.
Heads up - Australian selectors show faith in Travis
South Australian captain Travis Head has emerged as a potential long-term batting plank on the sub-continent after he was fast-tracked into the Test squad this week.
Australia 'hurt' if No.1 Test ranking is lost
Australia's woes on the sub-continent have been compounded by the harsh reality that they could lose their coveted top billing to India or a bold England side which hasn't ...
Geelong to host two international Twenty 20 matches
Two international Twenty 20 matches will be played for the first time at Simonds Stadium in Geelong next February.
The PM's XI will become a Twenty20 match
Sri Lanka will play the PM's XI in the new format in February.
England take 2-1 Test series lead after Pakistan collapse
Pakistan's second innings crumbled to 201 all out as England won the third Test by 141 runs to lead the four-match series 2-1.
Is cricket next? Sachin Tendulkar and IOC president meet at Rio Olympics
Sachin Tendulkar might just be the man who kickstarts cricket's push into the Olympic games after meeting with IOC president Thomas Bach in Rio on Saturday.
Lyon works to put a fresh spin on Test defeat
Australian spinner Nathan Lyon has begun experimenting to improve his repertoire on the sub-continent, having admitted he has not performed as well as he would have liked in ...
England well placed for Test win: Joe Root
Joe Root is confident Jonny Bairstow's "brilliant" batting has put England in position to push for victory over Pakistan at Edgbaston.
Beaten Aussies must prove themselves to public: Smith
While the Warne-Muralidaran Trophy has been lost, Australian captain Steve Smith has declared the tourists have a point to prove "to ourselves and the public" when the Test ...
Spun out: Australia suffer galling series defeat
A tour of Sri Lanka which began with so much promise effectively ended in misery on Saturday when Australia tumbled to a 229-run defeat in the second Test, and ceded the ...
How cricket missed out on hitting Rio for six
A document demonstrates cricket's missed opportunity to be on the Olympic programme in Rio de Janeiro and at the 2020 Games in Tokyo.
Live scores: Second Test, day three - Sri Lanka v Australia
Catch all the live action from Galle as Australia looks to square up the series.
Lehmann: Australia 'not up to international standard'
GALLE: Stunned Australian coach Darren Lehmann has delivered a biting assessment of his team, declaring the tourists were "not up to international standard" on a day their ...
Australia in disarray as 21 wickets fall on day two
Mitchell Starc provided his second lion-hearted performance in as many days, but Australia suffered after another batting meltdown.
Australia desperate for first-innings lead
Follow full live coverage as Steve Smith's men look to cancel out the first Test loss with victory in Galle.
'Lightning' strikes as Starc pays tribute to coach
Mitchell Starc thanked South African great Allan Donald for his advice as the Australian spearhead claimed the key wicket on day one of the second Test and the best figures of ...
Starc fires as Australians turn the tide in second Test
As the waves from the Laccadive Sea pounded into the shoreline of this coastal city, the Australians turned the tide in the second Test with a brilliant fightback on day one.
Live: Sri Lanka v Australia, second Test, day one
Follow full live coverage as Steve Smith's men look to cancel out the First Test loss with victory in Galle.
Australia hit back with key wicket
Follow full live coverage as Steve Smith's men look to cancel out the First Test loss with victory in Galle.
India rejects CA push for two-tier Test championship
A push by the authorities to introduce a two-tier Test system with promotion and relegation may be scrapped after the powerful Indian board rejected the proposal.
Sri Lanka on guard for a Warner uprising
Sri Lanka are on guard for a David Warner uprising, insisting their bowlers must be "on the money" if they are to avoid an Australian fightback.
How 'galling' – Australia look to Proteas for help
Australia have dissected the South African blueprint for victory as Steve Smith's men prepare to adopt a new batting technique against the Sri Lankan spinners.
Holland ready to weave his web on Sri Lanka
Australian spinner Jon Holland had thought his Test career had passed him by but believes he is ready to handle the pressure in the second Test against Sri Lanka.
Joe Mennie sets up easy win for Australia A
A five-wicket haul to Joe Mennie, last season's leading Sheffield Shield wicket-taker, has helped bowl Australia A to victory by 197 runs over South Africa A at Allan Border ...
Sub-continent to shape Lehmann's legacy
Darren Lehmann doesn't believe his tenure will be defined by how Australia performs on the sub-continent – but that's a debatable point.
Johnson joins Scorchers for BBL 2016/17
The Big Bash League's worst kept secret has finally been confirmed, with Mitchell Johnson officially signing with the Perth Scorchers for this summer's competition.
Two-sides to prospect of four-day tests
Given cricket is part of the entertainment market, it should perhaps ask whether it is charging too much for the privilege of attending Tests.