How good are our new Test batsmen? Two out of three ain't bad
Australian selectors went old school by picking some in-form players in the aftermath of the Hobart fiasco. Then there was Nic Maddinson.
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Dean Jones
Does Australia care about T20 internationals?
Why it's hard to be confident about Australia's chances in the World Twenty20 tournament this month.
Success translates to joy in any language
Coaching Islamabad United to victory in the Pakistan Super League in Dubai felt like winning the World Cup
Australia close to world No. 1, but plenty of questions remain
Do Australia deserve to be rated the world's No. 1 Test team?
For once, Brendon McCullum's timing may be out
Cricket will miss Brendon McCullum. It's a shame he couldn't have at least played the World Twenty20 tournament.
Will the Australians find their way?
Australia's Test series in New Zealand will be career-defining for many players. Â
Where have all the one-day bowlers gone?
Batsmen are dominating the one-day game, but perhaps the falling international bowling standards are to blame.
Why one-day cricket isn't all about power
The value of one of cricket's most underrated skills was highlighted in an epic one-day stand this week.
How to win the Big Bash League
Twenty20 cricket is a tough game to play. It's all about momentum. Who is prepared to chase it, catch it and own it. Each team needs a diverse set of players with different skill sets to do a job for their franchise.
How Australia rebuilt after a battering from the Windies
After a battering by the West Indies in the Boxing Day Test of 1988-1989, Australian cricket reached a turning point in the SCG Test that followed.
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