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Live: Australia v Pakistan, first Test, day three
Australia look to wreak more damage on Pakistan with the pink ball on day three of the first Test.
Australia look to wreak more damage on Pakistan with the pink ball on day three of the first Test.
Peter Siddle is confident his back woes aren't a long-term concern and says a handful of games at the tail end of the upcoming Big Bash League season can propel him back into ...
Australian cricketers should get paid maternity leave and help with childcare while on tour, batter Grace Harris said on Friday.
Lower-order runs might be an afterthought, but Test series are invariably won by the team whose bottom four contribute more.
A fearsome old-fashioned fast bowler's spell from Josh Hazlewood triggered Pakistan to collapse in disarray on the second night of the first Test at the Gabba.
Before Friday, Steve Smith had made as many Test centuries in the last year as all of the flower of Victorian batting in the last 25. For that matter, Adam Voges had made as ...
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has fired back at critics of a controversial pregnancy clause, suggesting the issue has been misrepresented and put players ...
Australia's middle-order is set to punish Pakistan for their errors on day one.
ACT Chief Minister Andrew Barr has a long-term vision for cricket in Canberra.
Rookie batsman Peter Handscomb completed his maiden test century after Pakistan's bowlers fought back to bowl Australia out for 429.
Six years in, I still don't know if my instinctive fondness for the BBL proves that I am a renaissance man of catholic tastes and broad toleration, or a pea brain.
Nic Maddinson will have Shaun Marsh breathing down his neck for the Boxing Day Test after failing in the first innings against Pakistan in Brisbane.
Among the most interested observers of Pakistan's non-appeal against Steve Smith on the first afternoon in Brisbane was England's pantomime villain of the last Ashes series ...
Junior cricket is being transformed in Australia to safeguard future participation and skill development.
The legendary West Indian all-rounder didn't need a high-performance team to produce elite performance.
Never has the phrase 'one-man team' (or woman in this case) been more true.
The first day of a new series is like a test tube, where all the ingredients are mixed to see how they react to one another and what they make, but hopefully to avoid an explosion.
Cricket Australia says its controversial stance on pregnant women's players.
Matt Renshaw took to the crease Thursday with a calm assurance that's not often associated with youth.
Mickey Arthur had his fair share of internal issues to contend with when he ran the Australian team and there has already been a touch of drama with his Pakistan squad on this ...
The opener needed a further nine runs and an intact wicket to entice his proud parents to the Gabba as they juggled family milestones.
Another Steve Smith century has left Australia in a commanding position in the first Test against Pakistan, who were left to rue a stunning non-appeal when the Australian ...
The Australian Cricketers' Association claims that players receive less than 20 per cent of the revenue generated by the game rather than the quarter agreed under the last ...
Follow all the action as Australia and Pakistan go head-to-head in the first of their three Tests.
ACT Meteors captain Kris Britt says parental provisions is a "massive issue" for female players.
With allowances made for daylight savings, television schedules and stopping Queensland's curtains from fading, the inaugural pink-ball Test match at the Gabba started only ...
Brisbane fans have spoken with their feet as the Gabba undergoes the pink-ball experiment amid renewed questions about its place in the summer schedule.
Many women in the Big Bash would love to play cricket full time, top players say, contrary to Cricket Australia's claims that they enjoyed balancing sport with other work.
Australian paceman Mitchell Johnson has panned the decision to fixture a day- night Ashes clash next summer, saying it's just not Test cricket.
Adam Zampa laughs about it now, but knows he is lucky.
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