Former umpire Darrell Hair admits stealing cash from till
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Wade was 'disrespected' by selectors: Healy
Australian wicketkeeping great Ian Healy has suggested Matthew Wade was disrespected by the national selectors, leaving his Ashes hopes in peril.
NSW chief defends Cowan non-selection
New South Wales' decision to drop last summer's Sheffield Shield top run scorer Ed Cowan from the Blues' opening four-day match of the season has nothing to do with the former ...
Test players left out of star-studded Blues side
Veterans Ed Cowan and Steve O'Keefe have found themselves squeezed out of a star-studded NSW side for the opening Sheffield Shield round.
Chris Gayle wants to clear his name, defamation trial hears
Gayle says articles falsely claimed he "exposed his genitals to" and "indecently propositioned" a female massage therapist.
Inspired New Zealand beat India in opening ODI
Centurion Tom Latham and Ross Taylor have combined to lead New Zealand to a shock six-wicket win over India in the opening one-day international in Mumbai.
Blackwell stars as Australia strike first in thrilling women's Ashes ODI
Australia has the early advantage in their defence of the women's Ashes, with vice-captain Blackwell the headliner in their victory at Allan Border Field in Brisbane.
Howard: Khawaja must improve against spin to guarantee Test spot
Australia's team performance boss Pat Howard has indicated Usman Khawaja must improve against spin to guarantee his place in the Test side around the globe.
Haddin: Smith's Australians can make their names with Ashes glory
The former vice-captain and Australian fielding coach hopes some of the lessons of four years ago will be used by the current team.
No contract, no worries: Justin Langer backs WA batsman for Ashes return
Shaun Marsh's stellar one-day form for Western Australia means he should be considered for yet another Test recall for The Ashes, according to former opener Justin Langer.
I went too far with Ashes comments, says Warner
David Warner concedes he went too far with some of his combative language directed at England in the lead-up to the Ashes but insists players need to have "some inward anger" ...
Nevill ready for crucial Shield stretch
Peter Nevill can't wait to work with Australia's Test attack during a crucial stretch that will decide who is behind the stumps for the Ashes opener.
Ashes calling: Five burning questions
Australia's hopes of Ashes redemption - and a rise from No.5 on the International Cricket Council's rankings - begins in earnest this week with the opening round of the ...
Taylor: Ashes campaign to be Smith's greatest Test
Former Australian captain Mark Taylor has declared Steve Smith faces the greatest test of his captaincy when Australia seeks to regain cricket's most famous prize this summer.
'Gutsy move': McGrath praises outspoken Warner after 'hatred' remarks
Glenn McGrath has applauded David Warner's verbal barbs and says more players should speak their mind.
Women's Ashes will determine real world No.1: Mott
Australian coach Matthew Mott says the women's Ashes will decide who is the world's No.1 team.
Root 'must con his team if they want to win without Stokes'
Joe Root will have to "con" his team into believing they can beat Australia without the talents of Ben Stokes, according to Ashes winning captain Michael Vaughan.
Hazlewood shapes as rock of Australian attack in Ashes
The 26-year-old has prided himself on his dependability since breaking into the Test team three years ago.
Lanning-less Aussies on track for Ashes
Australia's top order can rack up enough runs to make up for the loss of injured captain Meg Lanning when the women's Ashes begins on Sunday, according to all- rounder Ash Gardner.
Thunder determined to establish foothold in Canberra
Sydney Thunder boss Lee Germon is determined to establish a footprint in Canberra.
The sweeping rule changes to keep kids playing cricket
Australia's revolutionary changes to junior cricket will stretch to 160 associations this summer.
Lynn signs five-year BBL deal with Heat
The Big Bash League's brightest star has become its highest paid player, with Chris Lynn signing a lucrative five-year deal with Brisbane Heat.
'Very difficult' for England to let Stokes tour: Taylor
The all-rounder's alleged street fighting in Bristol has cast a pall over England's lead-in to the five-Test series in Australia.
'We didn't pick a fight': Warner puts pay dispute behind
The public face of players' pay dispute with Cricket Australia this year hopes the game in Australia never has to endure such a protracted and ugly process again.
Men should adopt women's multi-format Ashes model: Blackwell
Australian vice-captain Alex Blackwell has urged men's cricket to adopt the women's Ashes multi-format model to counter packed international schedules.
Injured Hazlewood expected back for Ashes opener
Injured Australian quick Josh Hazlewood is confident of being fully fit to take on England in the first Ashes Test.
Jones fined, reprimanded for comments about Vics win
Cricket NSW chief Andrew Jones was reprimanded and handed a $3000 suspended fine for publicly arguing against a decision by Cricket Australia to award victory to Victoria in a ...
Schutt tunes up verbal barbs ahead of Ashes
Megan Schutt plans to engage in a verbal war with the English batters during the forthcoming Ashes.
Dyer: Cricket Australia must review its 'behaviours'
Cricket's players' association president Greg Dyer has declared there must never again be a pay dispute of this year's magnitude and has called on Cricket Australia to review ...
Stars hope Pietersen can play on beyond 2018
While Kevin Pietersen has declared his English Twenty20 career is over, the Melbourne Stars hope the England batting great has more than a season left in his Big Bash League ...