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Perry will only get better – Mott
Matthew Mott says Ellyse Perry's bowling can still improve ahead of Saturday's semi-final against South Africa.
Matthew Mott says Ellyse Perry's bowling can still improve ahead of Saturday's semi-final against South Africa.
Australia's players have hit back at Cricket Australia chairman David Peever's angry comments as the game's warring parties start the long road to resolving the ugly pay dispute.
Australia will be up against a couple of familiar faces in Saturday's World Cup clash against South Africa in Taunton.
Both sides of Australian cricket's civil war can and should do more to end the impasse according to former fast bowler Jason Gillespie, who has bemoaned the ongoing "tit for ...
Cricket Australia chairman David Peever has opened up about the gaping chasm that exists between the body he heads and the Australian Cricketers' Association over the bitter ...
Meg Lanning's unbeaten 76 has helped Australia to a dominant win over India.
Cricket Australia director Mark Taylor has called on both sides in the bitter pay war to reach a compromise as a former Test great declared the ongoing dispute as a "plague on ...
Indian skipper Mithali Raj is standing on the verge of cricketing history ahead of Wednesday's clash with Australia.
In Big Bash League 1, the competition was sponsored by KFC and one of the clubs, the Melbourne Stars, by Jenny Craig, and no-one seemed to think that contradiction was hard to ...
Shane Watson has began a transition into coaching, but has hinted at extending his T20 playing career.
Joe Root's start as England captain shows he has potential to be a great leader.
Australia's bowling has been the most ill-disciplined in the World Cup.
"Australians want their team on the field, beating the Poms," said Turnbull.
One of the founders of England's Barmy Army has pleaded for the two sides in Australia's cricket war to resolve their corrosive pay dispute amid fears that the famous ...
The players' association now has the financial resources to sustain a standoff with Cricket Australia until Christmas if required.
England has held on to beat Australia by three runs in a World Cup thriller at Bristol.
England have admitted they targeted Meg Lanning's shoulder in Sunday's three-run win over Australia.
Australian captain Steve Smith has warned Cricket Australia the health of the country's domestic cricket is at risk if the revenue share model is abandoned.
Fast bowler becomes first player to make provocative move against CA's protected sponsors.
England is chasing its first World Cup win over Australia since 1993 in Sunday's blockbuster game.
Alyssa Healy admits she's been left frustrated by cricket's ongoing pay war back in Australia.
Former Australian cricket coach John Buchanan says players missed a chance to enjoy the moral high ground this week and were "wrong" to pull out of the tour of South Africa.
As of last week, Australia's cricketers are effectively on strike. A tour to South Africa has been cancelled, with future tours and series inevitably now in doubt.
Cricket Australia and its players remain at loggerheads over a new pay deal, prompting the extraordinary step to cancel this month's Australia A tour of South Africa.
Of all the cricketers, it is Smith's view that will carry most weight.
Australian captain Meg Lanning is destined to break every record in the women's game.
It's unlikely, but if cricket's stand-off isn't resolved drastic measures may yet be taken to keep the game on air.
As a former managing director of Rio Tinto, David Peever knows how much it costs to dig a hole.
Cricket Australia and its players remain at loggerheads over a new pay deal.
An emotional Chadd Sayers blames Cricket Australia for the pay dispute but the game's governing body insists that is far from the truth.
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