Loss to Sri Lanka proves India not invincible: Kohli
India captain Virat Kohli says his team are not invincible after the defending champions allowed Sri Lanka to chase down a target of 322 to win a pulsating Champions Trophy ...
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Chiefs get the big bucks over women
Cricket Australia's senior executives and board directors were paid over a million dollars more than the entire national women's squad.
Pay fight won't derail World Cup hopes: Lanning
Australian captain Meg Lanning says her team won't be fazed should a new pay deal not be reached by the time the World Cup begins.
Big Bash star a 'real chance' for desperate Australia
Birmingham: Australia coach Darren Lehmann has hinted there may be a role for Chris Lynn in Saturday's do-or-die Champions Trophy clash against England.
England craving chance to knock Australia out
LONDON: Jos Buttler is hoping England can deliver a knockout blow to Australia in the Champions Trophy at Edgbaston.
Australia braced for do-or-die 'quarter-final' battle
Win or go home - it's the no uncertain terms Australia face when they take on an in-form England at Edgbaston on Saturday.
England have been waiting for this - now send the Aussies home
England beat one World Cup finalist in New Zealand and should now knock out the other, says Michael Vaughan
Southern Stars no more in boost for gender equality
The Australian women's cricket team will no longer be officially known as the Southern Stars in move to boost gender equality in the game.
CA's player pay proposal fair: Gilchrist
Adam Gilchrist has broken ranks with past and present players by supporting Cricket Australia's pay offer, labelling it fair.
England ease past New Zealand to reach semi-finals
England advanced to the semi-finals of a tournament they have never won with an 87-run victory over New Zealand in the Champions Trophy at a wind-swept Sophia Gardens on Wednesday.
'Talking themselves up': Starc ready for confident England
Mitchell Starc has challenged a confident England side to live up to the hype ahead of Australia's must-win Champions Trophy clash at Edgbaston.
Smith frustrated by conditions as Champions Trophy hopes take hit
What a relief. That's how this dispatch was going to begin. Or so it looked when play was 13 minutes from resuming with Australia needing to face 24 further balls to win.
Live scores: Australia v Bangladesh
Kohli stars as India smash Pakistan
India captain Virat Kohli smashed an unbeaten 81 to spur his side to a crushing 124-run victory over rivals Pakistan in a rain-shortened Champions Trophy group B clash at ...
CA to monitor security situation in London
Cricket Australia says it will monitor the situation in London but remains comfortable with the level of security around the touring Australian squad.
Warner stands firm on Ashes threat, hits back at CA
Australian Test vice captain David Warner says Cricket Australia have prosecuted their argument against the players through media briefings.
Glenn Maxwell targets Bangladesh bowlers in Champions Trophy
Glenn Maxwell has called on Australia to take advantage of Bangladesh's limited bowling attack and keep alive their Champions Trophy aspirations.
Glenn Maxwell targets Bangladesh bowlers in Champions Trophy
Glenn Maxwell has called on Australia to take advantage of Bangladesh's limited bowling attack and keep alive their Champions Trophy aspirations.
Smith not happy with quicks as Aussies take a rain check
Captain Steve Smith not happy with Australian pace attack after Edgbaston effort.
Ahmed and Bradman teaching primary school kids
Fawad Ahmed's story of fleeing Pakistan when his life was threatened by the Taliban because he coached girls to play cricket and promoted western values, is being taught to ...
Battleground: Cricketers questioned over grassroots initiative
Australia's top cricketers have proposed a $600 million grassroots seed fund but Cricket Australia has questioned where the money will be derived in the latest pay dispute ...
Live score: Champions Trophy, Australia v New Zealand
Australia open their Champions Trophy campaign.
England count cost of opening win after Woakes injury blow
Starts can hardly be more misleading. England won the toss and after eight balls of the Champions Trophy, Chris Woakes - the ever-reliable Woakes - had bowled a maiden over, ...
Cricket war breakthrough – or breakdown?
Finally, a path to detente has opened up in Australia's cricket war, albeit narrow and fraught.
Eyes on the prize, but Smith can't resist a shot at CA over 'grassroots' claim
When probed about Cricket Australia's argument that the ACA's claim to retain revenue sharing is at the expense of grassroots cricket, it was a juicy one Smith wouldn't let go.
Cricketer's in the snow? Aussie stars get ice cold
Former ACT Comet Mac Wright was part of a development cricket camp in the snow this week.
No hiding place if England cannot realise their dream
England are favourites to win the Champions Trophy – and the only thing that can trip them up is complacency.
'Where does the money go?' Katich questions CA finances
Former Australian batsman Simon Katich has called for an independent review of Cricket Australia's finances.
Batsmen’s technique put under the spotlight with microchipped bats
As English cricketer Jason Roy searches for the reasons behind his loss of form, he may only have to look down as far as his bat handle.
Time for a change of bowling
Though a "cricket tragic" - Mark Taylor's epithet, not mine - John Howard has struggled to put a mark on the cricket world.