Rogers: Shaun Marsh right to feel devastated if dropped again
Former Test opener Chris Rogers says Shaun Marsh could be forgiven for being devastated should he not retain his spot for the opening Test against South Africa.
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Manning and Elliott too good for Meteors
The ACT Meteors' 226 was not enough for Victoria Spirit's international star Meg Lanning at the WACA on Saturday afternoon.
Cricket ACT hopeful of drawing BBL double-header
Canberra looms as a potential Big Bash League venue, with Cricket Australia in talks to extend the length of the booming competition.
Smith to miss Twenty20s against Sri Lanka
A congested international cricket schedule will mean Steve Smith will not lead Australia in three Twenty20 internationals against Sri Lanka in February.
Windies skipper back for Thunder in WBBL
West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor, who was player of the tournament at this year's women's World T20, will turn out again for the Sydney Thunder in the second WBBL season.
Women's 2020 World T20 won't mix with men
Cricket Australia have been given the go-ahead to host the 2020 women's World Twenty20 as a separate tournament "away from the shadow of the men's game".
Australia need to change to win on subcontinent, says Lyon
In the wake of the disastrous Test series against Sri Lanka, Australia's premier Test spinner Nathan Lyon believes the side needs to learn how to "play ugly" to achieve ...
Ireland take another step in quest for Test cricket status
Ireland is a step closer to fielding a Test team after the International Cricket Council awarded the country's domestic competition first-class status.
Azhar Ali destroys West Indies with triple century
Pakistan opener Azhar Ali destroyed the West Indies bowling attack with an unbeaten triple century in Pakistan's mammoth first innings score of 3-579 declared on the second ...
Hazlewood fires Blues to victory over Bulls
Australia's depleted Test bowling ranks received a boost as Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins helped fire NSW to a comfortable four-wicket win over one-day cup leaders Queensland ...
Hughes' family suggests change to laws of cricket over neck guards
The family of Phillip Hughes has recommended to the coronial inquest into his death that the laws of cricket be altered around neck guards.
Burning questions: What's at stake for Australia this summer
After tough winter tours of Sri Lanka and South Africa, Australia will look to regain their groove on home shores, beginning in Test series against South Africa and Pakistan. ...
The enormous and painful gulf between a family and the game of cricket
Whatever the findings of the coronial inquest into Phillip Hughes's death, it is likely that nothing will bridge the enormous and painful gulf between the Hughes family and ...
Phillip Hughes' family criticise cricketers' 'memory failure' over sledging
The family of Phillip Hughes has accused top cricketers of "pre-fabricating" evidence at the inquest into the cricketer's death.
This is not a family like most. The pain is relentless
The coronial inquest into the death of Phillip Hughes may yet deliver some good.
'Cherry ripe to be ripped apart': Warning of horror summer of cricket
Less than half of the Australian Test team have done enough to guarantee their spots for the first match of the home summer.
The sad divide between the Hughes family and the cricket community
This week's inquest has brought many emotional scars to the surface.
Haddin returns home to the ACT Comets for Futures League opener
Brad Haddin will don the ACT baggy blue cap for the second time in 12 months.
Kris Britt says "the sky is the limit" in for ACT Meteors
ACT captain Kris Britt says the Meteors bowlers will have their work cut out for them this weekend.
Marsh has done 'brilliant' job as national selector: Howard
The search is on for a new chairman of selectors with Marsh moving on from the role after his contract expires next June.
White fires as Vics beat Tigers
Cameron White scored his second century of the season to help second-placed Victoria to a one-sided eight-wicket win over Tasmania at North Sydney Oval.
Hughes family express disbelief at Cricket Australia evidence
Phillip Hughes' father Greg was heard to say "lying" during evidence from a Cricket Australia official at an inquest on Thursday.
'The rest of us weren't good enough': Smith laments ODI rout
Australian captain Steve Smith says his job has't been easy trying to lead his team on the one-day tour of South Africa without two frontline pacemen.
What Starc has to do to make the first Test
Mitchell Starc is recovering from his freak leg injury and hopes to take his spot in the first Test next month.
How do our cricketers rate when we're beaten 5-0?
It's slim pickings looking for the positives out of Australia's 5-0 series loss to South Africa.
Warner's best can't stop whitewash
Australia have slumped to a 31-run defeat in the fifth one-day international against South Africa at Cape Town despite a sensational 173 by David Warner.
Cricket's head selector quits after ODI rout
Trevor Hohns and Mark Waugh, the others on the four-man panel alongside head coach Darren Lehmann, are candidates to take over although CA is also weighing up other options.
Cooper, Bollinger shine in Cup match
Tom Cooper and Doug Bollinger played well on Wednesday after fronting the Phillip Hughes inquest earlier this week.
SCG becomes scene of bitter division at Hughes inquest
It was the evening Australia's cricket fraternity and friends and family of Phillip Hughes came together, united in grief at the passing hours earlier of their son, brother ...
Siddle returns after eight months on the sidelines
Australian Test veteran Peter Siddle is in line to play his first competitive match in more than eight months when Victoria face Tasmania at North Sydney Oval on Thursday.