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.
-
Andrew Wu
Andrew Wu writes on cricket and AFL for The Sydney Morning Herald
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.
Cartwright to make Test debut, O'Keefe picked ahead of Agar
All-rounder Hilton Cartwright will make his Test debut on Tuesday as Australia turn one eye to India ahead of the final Test of the summer at the SCG.
Agar, O'Keefe in spin off to partner Lyon in Sydney
Selector and coach Darren Lehmann has given off-spinner Nathan Lyon a ringing endorsement, saying he remains the country's No.1 slow bowler as Australia drafted tweakers Steve O'Keefe and Ashton Agar into the squad for the Sydney Test.
Australia trigger dramatic Pakistan collapse to wrap up series
Nathan Lyon responded to criticism from his captain and coach by producing his best spell of the summer as Australia capitalised on a "sloppy" Pakistan to conjure a remarkable victory in the second Test.
Who's that on the back of Mitchell Starc's bat?
Mitchell Starc batted like a millionaire and swung with the fury of a lion on Friday in his record-breaking knock, in more ways than one.
Maddinson, Lyon under the pump for Sydney
Nic Maddinson's Test future hangs by a thread while Nathan Lyon also is skating on thin ice after skipper Steve Smith refused to endorse him as a certain starter for the third Test.
The $4.50 campaign to get rid of James Sutherland
"Sutherland must go!" It's a cry that has not been heard as much since the national team started its climb from rock bottom but there's one Australian cricket fan who is continuing the crusade.
Search pagination