Bartel: Time to review the match review panel
Former Geelong premiership star Jimmy Bartel has called for an overhaul of the match review panel, declaring on-field reports should be broken into "football and non-football" incidents.
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Jon Pierik
Jon Pierik is a sports writer with The Age, focusing primarily on AFL football, cricket and basketball. He has won awards for his cricket and basketball writing.
Balme: Tigers were aware of Yarran's drug issues
Richmond football-department chief Neil Balme said the Tigers were aware of Chris Yarran's drug issues when the two parties came to an agreement to part ways after the 2016 season.
Minute by minute: how the Blues won the '87 premiership
Carlton will this weekend celebrate the 30th anniversary of their premiership against Hawthorn that came at a time when the Blues were a power club. The 1987 flag erased the pain of the losing 1986 grand-final, also against the Hawks. Robert Walls, having enjoyed three flags as a player with the Blues, was coach, the legendary Stephen Kernahan was captain and David Rhys-Jones claimed the Norm Smith.
Pattinson out of Bangladesh tour with back problem
Australia's fast-bowling stocks have taken another hit with James Pattinson ruled out of this month's Test tour of Bangladesh.
Bangladesh tour: Who replaces Starc?
While the nervous wait for a new pay deal is over for Australia's cricketers, for a handful of fast bowlers there is now a waiting game of another kind.
Dodemaide steps down as 'New Six' plan CV board spill
Cricket Victoria chief executive Tony Dodemaide has revealed he plans to step down, coming at a time when a rival ticket wants to challenge the governing body's board of directors.
Arbitration may not save the Ashes, warns Nicholson
New battleground emerges in bitter pay war between players and Cricket Australia.
Cricket pay war a turn-off for Indian broadcasters
Indian broadcasters have expressed their frustration at an Australian pay war that threatens a limited-overs tour of the subcontinent.
Warner: Players want 'fair share' in new pay deal
Australia's cricketers have resolved to continue their fight for a "fair share" of pay and conditions after a two-hour meeting in Sydney on Monday.
Ashes still under threat despite 'productive' pay discussions
Summer's Ashes series still hangs in the balance despite meeting between CA and head of the players' association on Sunday.
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