Khawaja's case of mistaken identity
Usman Khawaja left Pakistan with his family before the age of five but nearly a quarter of a century later not quite everyone knows who he is playing for at the Gabba this week.
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Chris Barrett
Chris Barrett is a Sports Writer with The Sydney Morning Herald.
Sutherland not concerned pay dispute will lead to player strike
The MOU negotiations between CA and the Australian Cricketers' Association have emerged as the most significant in two decades.
Kiwis share inside knowledge about Pakistan batsmen
Australia weren't just dismantling New Zealand to regain the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy last week. They were gaining intelligence on their Test opponents in Brisbane as well.
'Pretty surreal': Arthur back where it all began as Australian coach
The tracksuit is different but the man inside it is still the same.
Lyon urges restraint with pink ball revolution
Australia's players support the concept but want to keep the Test format "as traditional as possible" and have the pink ball used only occasionally.
Renshaw out to prove doubters of his scoring ability wrong
The 20-year-old opener is keen to show the other side of his game when the opportunity presents itself after demonstrating patience in spades on Test debut.
Falling ODI ratings another blow for broadcast rights hopes
Cricket's worrying television ratings slide has continued into the home one-day internationals, with audience numbers falling 23 per cent from last summer.
'Pure greed': Former players' union chief slams Cricket Australia over pay model
The stage will be set for a lengthy industrial relations showdown between Cricket Australia and players on Monday, with the governing body expected to outline its strategy to abolish the long-existing percentage-of-revenue pay system.
India or Ashes: Australian officials under pressure to fast-track Cummins
The question of when the fast bowler will be considered again for Test selection, five years after his celebrated only five-day match for Australia, lingers.
CA wines and dines Smith and Warner ahead of pay war
Cricket Australia officials wined and dined Australian captain Steve Smith and David Warner in Melbourne on Wednesday night.
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