O'Keefe questions Hohns over his Bangladesh demotion
Australian spinner Steve O'Keefe quizzed chief selector Trevor Hohns over Ashton Agar's selection for the Test tour Bangladesh, such was his frustration at being dropped.
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Lanning 'as good as I've seen': Blackwell
Alex Blackwell believes Australian captain Meg Lanning is the best batter she's seen in the women's game.
Cartwright, Agar included in Test squad
Hilton Cartwright has clambered up Australia's allrounder pecking order and been included in a 13-man squad for the upcoming Test tour of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh tour dragged into cricket's pay dispute
The tour of Bangladesh has become a pawn in cricket's escalating pay dispute with players accusing Cricket Australia of "ignoring reality" by picking a squad without an ...
Betting, ratings bonanza tipped for Champions Trophy final
More than $500 million is expected to be gambled illegally on the Champions Trophy final between Pakistan and India on Sunday.
Ellyse Perry ton gives Stars confidence
Australia fire warning to women's World Cup cricket rivals with a clinical match win.
England's shock loss continues major ODI trophy drought
A major upset it was. England, on the rise in one-day cricket ever since the 2015 World Cup and the only unbeaten country hitherto in this Champions Trophy, were knocked out ...
Ten turmoil adds to uncertainty for Cricket Australia
Channel Ten are confident they will be able to fulfil the final year of their deal to broadcast the Big Bash League and could yet remain in the frame to retain rights to the ...
Pay dispute could have an effect on BBL in Canberra
Australian cricket's ongoing player pay dispute is delaying a resolution on Canberra's future.
Aussie bowler now top of ODI rankings
Australia were knocked out of the Champions Trophy in unceremonious fashion but it proved a productive tournament for Josh Hazlewood.
Ten's crisis more reason to keep pay model, say cricketers
Australia's top cricketers believe the revenue share model they are fighting to retain is even more important at a time when cricket's next broadcast deal is uncertain with ...
England beware: rival can't bat, can't field but can bowl
It was a gripping match which took Pakistan through to the first semi-final of the Champions Trophy, to be played against England on this same ground in Cardiff tomorrow. But ...
Cricketers seek progress in pay talks before tour debate
Australia's top cricketers will only consider accepting tour-by-tour contracts if they see progress in the pay dispute this week.
CA modifies junior format to bring skills into line with adults
He trained his son to be a traditional opener with a penchant for taking the shine off the new ball, but Dr Ian Renshaw has also played an important role in transforming ...
South Africa's glass jaw exposed again
Billed as a heavyweight battle between A.B. De Villiers and Virat Kohli, this match turned out to be a one-sided victory for India which again exposed South Africa's glass ...
They're singing at Edgbaston as Australia crash out
England have ended Australia's Champions Trophy campaign in ruthless fashion with a 40-run win.
Thunder waiting on ACT gov cash for Manuka Big Bash clash
Show me the money! Sydney Thunder waiting on government cheque to secure Big Bash clash.
Khan enters the record books as Afghanistan thrash West Indies
Afghanistan teenage legspinner Rashid Khan recorded the fourth best bowling figures in ODI history, taking 7-18 as the visitors thrashed West Indies by 63 runs in St Lucia.
Kiwis exit Champions Trophy after shock loss to Bangladesh
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has tipped his hat to the record-breaking Bangladesh partnership that eliminated the Black Caps from the Champions Trophy.
Smith calls on big-game temperament for must-win clash
The Australia team is fighting with its employers but must defeat a rampant England to stay alive in the Champions Trophy.
Australians happy with World Cup security
Australia's women's cricketers are confident in the security arrangements at the World Cup.
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 ...
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.