Windies blow Pakistan away in second Test
Pakistan's second innings score matched the lowest Test total at Kensington Oval set by India 20 years ago. It was also their lowest score in the Caribbean and 10th lowest ...
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Hussey: Cricket's pay model a driving force
As tensions simmer and distrust builds over pay talks, cricket great Mike Hussey insists players don't want to be at loggerheads with their governing body but are adamant the ...
AFL, cricket in tug of war over Cricket Australia boss' son
The age-old tug of war between football and cricket has surfaced again, with teenager and Australian under-19s captain Will Sutherland facing a big decision before this year's ...
Warner belts a big century in IPL
A blistering 126 off 59 balls from David Warner carried defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad to an emphatic 48-run victory over Kolkata Knight Riders in Sunday's IPL clash.
Cricketers stumped over fixture advisory request
A crowded playing schedule under review by the International Cricket Council continues to also be a hot topic in the pay war between Cricket Australia and its players.
Ashes test to remain at the WACA as Perth Stadium races toward completion
It looks like Perth's new stadium will miss out on hosting the Third Test of the Ashes series in December with the match set to remain at the WACA.
Battleground: Players dig in, rejecting Cricket Australia pay offer
Cricket's players association fears talent will be lost from Test cricket's breeding ground - the Sheffield Shield - if the governing body continues to insist the current pay ...
Kevin Pietersen was right, says Michael Vaughan
Former Test captain Michael Vaughan believes Indian Premier League exposure will give England an edge in their bid to win a first major 50-over tournament when the Champions ...
Cricket's pay dispute: Players frustrated at tactics
Tim May, the man who pioneered cricket's revenue-sharing model, has returned fire at Cricket Australia, declaring the governing body is making pay negotiations unnecessarily ...
Inexperienced attack named in Aussie World Cup squad
Australia could take an inexperienced attack to the women's cricket World Cup after naming four uncapped bowlers in an extended 21-player squad.
England Test spinner quits at 25 to pursue a career in law
Zafar Ansari has retired from cricket in order to pursue a career in the legal profession, just four months after playing his third, and final, Test for England.
Smith upstaged as Kolkata sweep Pune aside
An unbeaten half-century to Australia skipper Steve Smith wasn't enough to stop Kolkata Knight Riders joining Mumbai at the top of the Indian Premier League standings.
ICC votes for governance, revenue changes
The International Cricket Council has voted in favour of changes over structure of governance and a revamped revenue model at a board meeting in Dubai.
Australian cricketers 'led up the garden path' in pay fight
Cricket Australia has growing concerns players are being "led up the garden path" in their pay fight and has declared it won't back down on plans to slash the revenue-share ...
Every Test match should have a winner: Lara
Former West Indies batsman Brian Lara says having a winner in every Test match could arrest dwindling crowd numbers.
Stanlake contract raises eyebrows
The changing face of the Australian cricket team has been highlighted by Monday's announcement of Cricket Australia's proposed list of centrally contracted players, which ...
Hussey: Aussie quicks 'most exciting quartet' since Windies' era
Former Australian batsman David Hussey understands the torment the Windies bowlers wreaked on their opponents.
Pay dispute: Aussie cricketers frustrated by lack of financial detail
The pay dispute between Australia's top cricketers and their governing body remains far from over, with players increasingly frustrated by the lack of detail in the Cricket ...
Maxwell hits 28 runs in an over from Test bowler in IPL loss
England international Jos Buttler produced an innings of brute power to outshine Hashim Amla and inspire Mumbai Indians to a stunning eight-wicket win over Shaun Marsh and ...
Faulkner miffed by Champions Trophy snub
World Cup hero James Faulkner has been left bewildered after being overlooked for Australia's squad for the Champions Trophy.
James Pattinson pinged for excessive appealing
Australian Test quick James Pattinson has been reprimanded for excessive appealing.
NSW quick Farrell retires from ODIs
NSW Breaker Rene Farrell has announced her retirement from one-day international cricket.
Cummins the big winner in CA contract list
Pace ace Pat Cummins is set to complete a major comeback and be one of the big winners when Cricket Australia releases its latest round of player contracts.
David Warner fails but Sunrisers still prevail
Kane Williamson hammered 89 runs off just 51 balls to lead defending champions Sunrisers Hyderabad to a 15-run victory over Delhi Daredevils in the Indian Premier League.
McCullum denied miracle catch by floppy hat fail
If Gujurat Lions and Black Caps star Brendon McCullum had been wearing a cap rather than a floppy hat, he would have had Royal Challengers Bangalore masterblaster Chris Gayle ...
Pat Cummins delivers for Delhi in IPL
Pat Cummins was the only Australian to shine on what was a tough day for some of his countrymen in the Indian Premier League on Saturday.
Aussie quick's IPL debut hat-trick ruins Steve Smith's heroics
Aussie quick Andrew Tye made a dream Indian Premier League debut with a hat- trick to earn the revamped Gujarat Lions a thumping seven-wicket victory over Rising Pune Supergiant.
I would shout Kohli a drink: Nathan Lyon
Australian bowler Nathan Lyon says he is not the type to give rival cricketer Virat Kohli the cold shoulder if he spotted him at the local pub.
Root's new England will need Cook back to his best
It is essential for England that Alastair Cook makes a success of the next stage of his career. Today he is due to play his first competitive game since he resigned from the ...
Bowled over: State captains vote SCG worst cricket venue in Australia
The Sydney Cricket Ground has been hit for six, with a survey of state captains and match referees voting it the worst first-class venue in Australia.