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‘I was devastated’: Paine shattered by latest Pucovski blow

‘I was devastated’: Paine shattered by latest Pucovski blow

Test captain Tim Paine has been in close contact with Will Pucovski since the exciting young batsman suffered his 10th concussion during a net session with Victoria.

  • by Malcolm Conn

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Root held key to signing up ‘battle-hardened’ England Ashes squad

Root held key to signing up ‘battle-hardened’ England Ashes squad

England coach Chris Silverwood said Test captain Joe Root played a crucial role in convincing players to tour Australia.

Australia should be as nervous about the Ashes as underdogs England
Opinion
Opinion

Australia should be as nervous about the Ashes as underdogs England

Now that the series is full steam ahead, a home win is not guaranteed for Australia with Tim Paine and Justin Langer under pressure and the team undercooked.

  • by Nick Hoult
England Ashes no-show would cost Australian cricket $200m
Analysis
Analysis

England Ashes no-show would cost Australian cricket $200m

In the unlikely event England’s players go through with threats to pull out of this summer’s Ashes tour, it would do serious damage to Australian cricket at all levels.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Country Victoria key to the Ashes: Resort offered to England team families

Country Victoria key to the Ashes: Resort offered to England team families

Country Victoria will play a critical role in the Ashes, as the quarantine haven for partners and families of the England men’s team.

  • by Daniel Brettig
England to make final Ashes call this week after player talks

England to make final Ashes call this week after player talks

England cricket’s leaders have left open the possibility - however remote - of not making the trip for the Ashes.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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Argument for another day: Why the men in charge must make women’s Tests longer

Argument for another day: Why the men in charge must make women’s Tests longer

The statistics prove tokenistic Tests will continue fading away to draws until women are given five days, rather than four, to complete a match.

  • by Malcolm Conn
India dominate drawn Test but Australia lead multi-format series

India dominate drawn Test but Australia lead multi-format series

The teams shared two points each for the draw on Sunday night but Australia won the preceding three-match one-day series 2-1.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Given the slip: No spikes nor DRS expose gulf for women despite Starc’s kindness

Given the slip: No spikes nor DRS expose gulf for women despite Starc’s kindness

Women’s Test cricket is a rare and clearly underfunded format, so greater investment by administrators is urgently needed for players to thrive.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Perry makes history but Australia struggle in Test against India

Perry makes history but Australia struggle in Test against India

Ellyse Perry achieved a golden moment in an already glittering career but Australia are on the back foot against India heading into day four.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Ignore the hysteria, England are coming for the Ashes

Ignore the hysteria, England are coming for the Ashes

The constant bleating from England about the Ashes won’t change a thing. They’re happening.

  • by Malcolm Conn