'Reverend' Warner pays tribute to late junior coach
Opener David Warner paid tribute to the man who taught him how to play after leading Australia to a clean sweep over New Zealand in the Chappell-Hadlee series on Friday night.
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Andrew Wu
Andrew Wu writes on cricket and AFL for The Sydney Morning Herald
Warner stars as Aussies complete whitewash in front of poor crowd
Another day, another game and another match-winning century to David Warner. It's just a pity there weren't many there to see it.
'It was hard': How Arthur made peace with sacking
It's not often in sport you get a chance to return the favour to those who sacked you but this is the scenario confronting Mickey Arthur.
McGrath's high praise for Hazlewood
Josh Hazlewood's career-best summer has earned him rave reviews from the great Glenn McGrath, who rates the giant quick as the best fast bowler in world cricket.
'Fingers crossed': Marsh's fight to return to Test side
Uncertainty surrounds the immediate future of injured batsman Shaun Marsh, who finds himself in circumstances eerily similar to that which led to his "traumatic" run of outs five years ago.
Australian squad announced for Gabba Test against Pakistan
After the upheaval of last month, Australia will take an unchanged squad into the first Test against Pakistan at the Gabba.
Why Pakistan can knock off Australia
Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur says his team has the pace artillery to pounce on Australia's fresh-faced batting line-up and bowl the nomads of world cricket to a historic success this summer.
Marsh prepared to turn 'ugly'
All-rounder Mitchell Marsh is prepared to risk embarrassment to adopt a see ball, hit ball mantra in a bid to end the batting woes that cost him his place in Australia's Test side.
Injured Watson to miss start of BBL
Sydney Thunder captain Shane Watson will miss the first two games of the Big Bash League, including the tournament-opening Sydney derby, due to a calf injury.
What Maxwell must get right to play for Australia
As Glenn Maxwell's home state insisted his future in Victoria was not over, former Test captain Mark Taylor says the out-of-favour all-rounder needs to become more of a team player if he is to play all three forms of the game for Australia.
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