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Tom Decent is a journalist with The Sydney Morning Herald

Warner enjoyed a remarkable farewell in Sydney last week. Now it’s SOK’s turn

Warner enjoyed a remarkable farewell in Sydney last week. Now it’s SOK’s turn

Stephen O’Keefe made his debut for NSW almost 20 years ago at the SCG. On Friday evening, it could be his last hurrah at the ground.

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Five burning questions ahead of the West Indies Test series

Five burning questions ahead of the West Indies Test series

Are Australia’s batsmen about to let loose? Is this the perfect series to blood David Warner’s replacement? Is touring fast bowler Kemar Roach going to fire a shot?

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Green and Smith leading race to replace Warner as Hayden reveals his call for next in line

Green and Smith leading race to replace Warner as Hayden reveals his call for next in line

Test great Matt Hayden is convinced Australia won’t give Steve Smith the keys to open the batting against the West Indies next week. Here’s why.

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Who replaces Warner? Rating five candidates – including Smith at the top

Who replaces Warner? Rating five candidates – including Smith at the top

Now that David Warner has officially farewelled Test cricket, selectors have a big call to make on the veteran opener’s successor.

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He was having a beer the night before his wedding. Then the call he’d always wanted came

He was having a beer the night before his wedding. Then the call he’d always wanted came

Sydney Thunder skipper Chris Green has played almost 200 Twenty20 matches in 14 countries, but it’s one in India that he will cherish forever.

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‘Ask security’: Warner and Cummins coy on baggy green mystery

‘Ask security’: Warner and Cummins coy on baggy green mystery

The freshly retired Test opener appears to still be unsure about what happened to his missing Test caps despite being reunited with them.

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‘Someone who gave it his all’: How Warner wants to be remembered

‘Someone who gave it his all’: How Warner wants to be remembered

David Warner had tears in his eyes and was lost for words as he walked out to bat for one last time in Test cricket with childhood mate Usman Khawaja.

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‘I just ran straight away’: The lucky kid who scored Warner’s helmet and gloves in final Test

‘I just ran straight away’: The lucky kid who scored Warner’s helmet and gloves in final Test

Twelve-year-old Brody Quin was in the right place at the right time at the SCG on Saturday.

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Smith puts hand up to replace Warner as Test opener

Smith puts hand up to replace Warner as Test opener

Steve Smith has made the surprising admission that he’d be “pretty keen” to open the batting for Australia if selectors asked him.

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A prank gone wrong? Mystery surrounds reappearance of Warner’s baggy greens

A prank gone wrong? Mystery surrounds reappearance of Warner’s baggy greens

After an exhaustive search, both of outgoing Test opener David Warner’s missing baggy green Test caps have shown up in Sydney.

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‘We have to address it’: Baird wants solution as bad light stops Test

‘We have to address it’: Baird wants solution as bad light stops Test

Another bad light delay in a Sydney Test prompted former players and administrators to suggest the use of pink balls – but Usman Khawaja is opposed to the idea.

  • by Malcolm Conn and Tom Decent