Was it all a bad dream? How Australian cricket turned itself around
Australian cricket was on its knees when it lost to South Africa in Hobart. As the Test summer draws to a close, the game is looking fit and healthy again.
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Andrew Webster
Chief Sports Writer, The Sydney Morning Herald
Don't like listening to Clarke call cricket? Get used to it
The former Australian captain divides opinions, but he will become a growing presence in the Nine commentary team.
What Sydney can learn from Hong Kong racing carnival
It is, without question, one of the toughest events in international racing. A true test of endurance and stamina but also requiring street smarts and local knowledge.
If Smith is to lead, let him lead
The role of the Australian captain has been diminished in recent years. Time to let him lead the Test side again.
'I've always just called it as I see it. And that can get you into trouble': Allenby
He was once compared to Greg Norman. Now he's just a punchline. But there is another side to Robert Allenby that people do not see.
Lawry says there is no need to hit the panic button
Lawry was made an honouree at the annual Bradman gala dinner this week, and laughed at claims Australian cricket is struggling.
The family of Phillip Hughes may never have closure
NSW State Coroner Michael Barnes has found nobody was to blame for the death of the talented cricketer
Why it's hard to get excited about Williams winning another Cup
The property tycoon has won a record fifth cup ... but who cares?
Brutal doco exposes how low John Daly went
The flawed genius has opened up about his life and career like never before in a new documentary to be shown on ESPN
No pressure: The man trying to win Cup for the Sheikh
John O'Shea will saddle up Hartnell as the Melbourne Cup favourite on Tuesday. But before he got the job at global powerhouse Godolphin, he had to go for a memorable spin around the desert in a bullet-proof car.
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