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Pucovski’s bad news is actually good news

Pucovski’s bad news is actually good news

Sad as it is that Will Pucovski’s immensely promising cricket career appears to be over, there is a silver lining.

  • by Greg Baum

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Concussions rule Will Pucovski out for entire season

Concussions rule Will Pucovski out for entire season

Will Pucovski is yet to medically retire from concussion according to officials, but a decision to end his troubled career is expected before the start of the season.

  • by Malcolm Conn
‘He’s best suited to No.4’: Langer says Smith less effective as opener

‘He’s best suited to No.4’: Langer says Smith less effective as opener

Former Australian coach Justin Langer is the latest big name to suggest Steve Smith should move back down the Test batting order.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Same old England, always swapping: Ashes-style ball change skittles Sri Lanka

Same old England, always swapping: Ashes-style ball change skittles Sri Lanka

A Test-defining ball change prompted outcry during the Ashes last year. And another friendly swap has again aided England in their victory against Sri Lanka in Manchester.

  • by Dan Walsh
Cricket rights cash fight threatens lifeblood of the game

Cricket rights cash fight threatens lifeblood of the game

Star’s pursuit of a massive World Cup rights discount is life-threatening for the likes of Pakistan, South Africa and the West Indies. It will hurt Australia too.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Cricket’s big tests: The Matildas, screens and the decline of the backyard game

Cricket’s big tests: The Matildas, screens and the decline of the backyard game

Facing challenges on multiple fronts, Cricket Australia is considering new formats for youngsters.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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Test cricket to be saved by multimillion-dollar fund
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Test cricket to be saved by multimillion-dollar fund

A proposal to create a fund to counteract the rise of Twenty20 franchise leagues by guaranteeing significant payments to Test players is set to be adopted by the ICC.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Indian boss to take over world cricket amid $4.5 billion TV rights fight

Indian boss to take over world cricket amid $4.5 billion TV rights fight

Jay Shah will take over as chair of the International Cricket Council after forcing the resignation of the incumbent Greg Barclay, amid a $US3 billion dispute with its major broadcast rights holder.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Why Starc’s twilight years put him among Australia’s greatest

Why Starc’s twilight years put him among Australia’s greatest

A decade ago, Mitchell Starc bought a framed print of the select club of Test bowlers to have taken 400 wickets. Now aged 34, he’s homing in on the fabled milestone himself.

  • by Dan Walsh
Why white ball internationals are irrelevant as Cummins eyes India Tests

Why white ball internationals are irrelevant as Cummins eyes India Tests

Pat Cummins believes he is more value to Australia using next month to prepare for this summer’s India Test series instead of joining the white-ball tour of the UK.

  • by Malcolm Conn
Australia’s spy: Lyon brushes off Warne-style retirement

Australia’s spy: Lyon brushes off Warne-style retirement

Nathan Lyon says he has no intention of imitating Shane Warne’s grand farewell after an Ashes tour in 18 months. Instead, he has been gathering inside information.

  • by Malcolm Conn