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We know how to beat Proteas: Lehmann
They can't buy a win on their one-day tour of South Africa but the Australia coach believes he's got all the information he needs to beat the Proteas in November's return Test ...
How the NSW Breakers became full-time professionals
History was made on Thursday at Cricket NSW.
Steve Waugh's son Austin scores ton in cricket final
Austin Waugh has top-scored for Metro NSW with an unbeaten century in the final of the national under-17 cricket championships.
New cricket pay deal to create 'snowball effect' for women's sports
Diamonds coach Lisa Alexander says more money in women's cricket will help create a "snowball effect" for women's sport.
Meteor Mack rejoins Stars in WBBL
Media appearances and contract signings were something Katie Mack could never have dreamed of growing up playing cricket.
NSW Breakers turn pro in landmark day for women's sport
The NSW Breakers have become Australia's first professional women's sporting team.
NSW Breakers women's cricket team to become fulltime professionals
The NSW Breakers have become Australia's first fulltime domestic women's sporting team.
Three cheers for Beer as Vics ease to win over SA
Spinner Michael Beer secured a hat-trick on his Victoria return to help the Bushrangers to a comprehensive 135-run win over South Australia in the one-day cup match in Perth.
How did we lose this? South Africa cruise to series win
Centuries by Warner and Smith not enough to secure victory as hosts storm to four-wicket win.
A balls-up? Sheffield Shield emerges as a cricket battleground
As the pay-war battleground takes shape, just how the Sheffield Shield is used has become an agenda item.
Taylor turns the heat on Khawaja, Burns
Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has urged Usman Khawaja and Joe Burns to improve their fielding and believes all batsmen must learn to be "horses for all courses" if ...
Cricket's pay war set to open innings
Australia's cricketers will lodge their official submission for increased wages and conditions in less than three weeks, kickstarting the latest round of negotiations.
Bailey says final ODIs like mini-World Cup
The heat is on Australia's inexperienced bowling attack in South Africa but George Bailey believes it's the tourists' batsmen who have been letting the team down.
Maxwell moves on after NSW move was blocked
He wanted to leave Victoria, but didn't. However Glenn Maxwell says he has been warmly welcomed back into the Bushrangers' fold and is eager to use Victoria's Matador Cup ...
Live: South Africa v Australia, third ODI
Follow our live match tracker for ball-by-ball commentary and stats as Australia face off against South Africa in the third ODI.
Mennie records worst bowling figures by Australian on debut in heavy loss
A century from stand-in skipper Faf du Plessis lifted South Africa to a huge 142-run win over Australia and a 2-0 lead in the five-match one-day international series at The ...
Live cricket: South Africa v Australia, second ODI
Australian bowlers under pump in South Africa
JOHANNESBURG, Oct 1 AAP - No Mitchell Starc. No Josh Hazlewood. No James Faulkner. No chance?
Henriques out to lead from front in Blues' Matador Cup defence
The all-rounder is confident the Blues can go back to back in the domestic one-day tournament despite the absence of Australian stars Steve Smith and Mitchell Starc.
Quinton de Kock destroys Australian bowling in opening ODI
Australia's understrength bowling attack has been destroyed by South Africa's Quinton de Kock in the opening match of the one-day series in South Africa.
Pujara and Rahane fight back against Blackcaps
Gutsy fifties from Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane have helped India to reach 7-239 in the second Test against New Zealand after a see-saw opening day.
John Miller fills void as Cricket ACT chairman Ian McNamee steps down
Ian McNamee has pulled up stumps on his tenure as Cricket ACT chairman with deputy John Miller to fill the void.
Floros to lead Bulls' domestic one-day charge
Former Canberra cricketer Jason Floros has been handed the role of leading the Queensland Bulls back to glory.
Starc on the mend as Proteas turn on tourists
An Australian attack without the injured Mitchell Starc has been labelled "pedestrian", as the frontline Australian quick declared he was confident of shedding his leg brace ...
Hodge ready to explore new coaching 'pastures'
Victorian batting great Brad Hodge says he is content taking "baby steps" in his new role as coach but he is already emerging as a mature option to guide the next generation ...
'Av a good rest in peace, Mr Walker'
"Tangles" because of his distinctive action, Max Walker actually was as uncomplicated as his big toothy grin, his other trademark.
Walker will be remembered as legend who could relate to everyone
Max Walker has been remembered as a man equally as comfortable talking to larrikins at the front bar as he was royalty that passed away with a million more stories left to tell.
WA fast bowler Nathan Coulter-Nile to miss whole summer with back injury
Highly talented but injury prone WA fast bowler Nathan Coulter-Nile looks set to again succumb to health problems ahead of the domestic summer.
Former Test cricketer Max Walker dies, aged 68
Max Walker, one of Australian sport's larger-than-life characters in his heyday as a cricketer and raconteur, has died.