IPL star power lures Facebook, Twitter interest
The Indian cricket board says Facebook and Twitter have expressed interest in bidding for Twenty20 league.
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The night Symonds tipped a glass of wine over Clarke's head
Michael Clarke has revealed his pain at the breakdown of his friendship with former Australian teammate Andrew Symonds in his autobiography.
Queensland defeats Victoria in one-day cup finals
Test cricket aspirants Usman Khawaja and Joe Burns are expected to be recalled to the Australian Test side, despite low outputs in one-day cup finals.
Kyrgios just needs to go to Waugh to fix himself
Aussie cricket legend offers support to wayward Canberra tennis star.
'I giggled at it': Proteas claim that left Siddle in stitches
South Africa flew into Adelaide on Tuesday seeking their third successive Test series win on Australian soil, but veteran paceman Peter Siddle is undaunted.
Australian sledging era is over, says South African captain
Australian cricket's snarly sledging era is over, South African captain Faf du Plessis says.
Pink ball to lift cricket's appeal: Clarke
Michael Clarke has thrown his support behind day-night Tests, insisting they have the power to boost the public appeal of cricket's oldest format.
World cricket chiefs to assess Test conference system
World cricket authorities will investigate what would be a radical split of Test nations into two conferences as a way of reinvigorating the traditional format.
Gillespie eyes Australian selectors gig
Jason Gillespie considers role on the Australian cricket team's board of selectors.
Women's cricket welcomes competition after landing $15m deal
Rival codes are lifting their game in their offerings for female athletes but senior figures in cricket are not concerned by the competition.
Test summer set to make or break Smith's captaincy: Waugh
The former Test skipper has also signalled an interest in joining the selection panel, saying he would listen to any approach made.
Clarke defends family of Phillip Hughes over questioning at inquest
Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has weighed in on the Phillip Hughes inquest, saying he wants it known that all the grieving family of the late batsman wanted out of ...
Vics regain pace trio for crucial match
Having started the Matador Cup with a heavily depleted side, Victoria will be at close to full strength for Tuesday's crucial clash with Queensland at Drummoyne Oval.
'Poor winter', but Hayden and Lehmann clear the air
Coach Darren Lehmann and former great Matthew Hayden have cleared the air, with Australia urged to rebound from a "poor winter".
The one big advantage our cricketers have this summer
Australia will bounce back to cricketing form this summer, according to Greg Matthews.
Australia scarred by ODI bashing, say Proteas
Australia will take mental scarring into the Test series against South Africa after the embarrassing one-day international series whitewash, Proteas captain Faf du Plessis says.
Shaun Marsh in doubt for first Test
Australian opening batsman Shaun Marsh is in doubt for the first Test against South Africa after tearing his hamstring during a domestic one-day cup match on Saturday.
Watson part of 'tumour' on Australian team, says Clarke
Former Test captain Michael Clarke has given his version of some of the most controversial episodes of his career, including his dressing-room run-in with Simon Katich.
Blues defeat Bushrangers by six wickets in one-day cup
Left-handed batsmen Daniel Hughes and Nic Maddinson have kept defending champions NSW in the hunt for the domestic one-day cup cricket finals with centuries in the Blues' ...
Behrendorff ready to strike if Starc can't
Canberra paceman Jason Behrendorff is confident his repaired back is ready to handle a Test-match workload.
Siddle return key to Australian attack: Ryan Harris
The return of the Victorian can't come soon enough, according to his former fast bowling colleague.
'Constantly in my mind': Michael Clarke reflects on Phillip Hughes
Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has revealed he can't stop thinking about Phillip Hughes
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.
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.