Smith, Warner feast on wounded Yasir
Steve Smith joined cricket's exclusive 60/50 club as he and David Warner signed off on the home Test summer by thrashing a wounded opponent.
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Andrew Wu
Andrew Wu writes on cricket and AFL for The Sydney Morning Herald
Renshaw head knocks reopen concussion sub debate
Former Test opener Chris Rogers says the hits to the head Matt Renshaw copped this week will be weighing on the youngster's mind, after his withdrawal from the third Test reopened debate on concussion substitutes.
Australia no closer to finding solution to all-rounder problem
Hilton Cartwright had an eye-watering moment in the field, but there's something else that should have the Test debutant worried for the tour of India.
Queensland giant in line to be Australia's next bolter
It's been the season of bolters and don't be surprised if it continues into the white-ball phase of the international summer.
Handscomb tons up twice in quick succession
Some players find the transition to Test cricket extremely difficult, others don't - like Peter Handscomb.
Why debutant looked like he 'belonged' in Test arena
Tom Moody, the man who presented debutant Hilton Cartwright with his baggy green cap, believes the all-rounder looked like he belonged in the Test arena during his debut innings.
Warner dedicates record-breaking ton to Hughes
David Warner dedicated his record breaking century to fallen teammate Phillip Hughes after the opener joined Don Bradman and Victor Trumper in one of Test cricket's most exclusive clubs.
Could Pakistan go through tour without winning a game?
Pakistan are not only staring down the barrel of a series whitewash but also in danger of a total tour wipeout.
Why selectors are desperate for Wade to make a score
Australian wicketkeeper Matthew Wade is in the worst form of his career with the bat as he strives for the innings that will book him a seat on the plane to India.
Australia have one eye on Pakistan, one on India
Australia are aiming for a clean sweep of Pakistan but attention has already turned to India with the Sydney Test being used as a dress rehearsal for the campaign on the subcontinent.
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