February 28, 2009
South Africa in danger of following on
A superb century on debut from Marcus North and a thrilling boundary-filled innings from Mitchell Johnson allowed Australia to take charge of the opening Test
A superb century on debut from Marcus North and a thrilling boundary-filled innings from Mitchell Johnson allowed Australia to take charge of the opening Test
South Australia’s brave push to stay in contention for the Sheffield Shield final may be futile despite their outclassing of Western Australia
Man-of-the-match honours for Queensland in their Sheffield Shield clash against New South Wales at the Gabba looked be a no-brainer after Martin Love’s magnificent unbeaten double-century.
A late Victoria collapse has given Tasmania a glimmer of hope going into the final day of their Sheffield Shield match at Bellerive Oval.
Martin Love led with an outstanding 219 as Queensland were on the verge of regaining second spot
Darren Pattinson reminded Victoria of his potential with five wickets as they stayed on top of Tasmania until a late slump
Western Australia’s top order crumbled for the second time in the match as South Australia moved a step closer to securing outright points in the Sheffield Shield clash at the WACA Ground.
Victoria paceman Darren Pattinson ripped through Tasmania’s middle order to ensure the Bushrangers took first-innings points after tea on day three of the Sheffield Shield match against Tasmania at Bellerive Oval.
James Hopes has ripped through New South Wales’ top order to have Queensland on track for victory at tea on day three of their Sheffield Shield clash at the Gabba.
South Australia captain Graham Manou fell short of his sixth first-class century, but the Redbacks are on top in their Sheffield Shield clash with Western Australia at the WACA Ground.
A record partnership between Martin Love and Chris Hartley has Queensland on top at lunch on day three of their Sheffield Shield clash against New South Wales at the Gabba.
Tasmania are making impressive progress toward Victoria’s first-innings total of 535 in the Sheffield Shield cricket match at Bellerive Oval.
Ravi Bopara continued his rich vein of form when he collected his maiden Test hundred to help bat England to a formidable first innings total against West Indies.
Jacques Kallis has predicted the series could come down to a battle of the tails after Australia’s final five pairs contributed over 60% of their total in the first innings
Cricket throws up a lot of pointless statistics that are forgotten as quickly as they are uncovered but a century on Test debut is the type of record that will be remembered forever
England’s batsmen continued to wear West Indies down with their dominant batting before tea on the second day of the fourth Test.
Jacques Kallis has predicted the series could come down to a battle of the tails after Australia’s final five pairs contributed over 60% of their total in the first innings
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff on Friday headed home for treatment on his injured hip, desperately attempting to ease fears over his fitness for the Ashes.
Marcus North’s 117 on debut was overshadowed by Mitchell Johnson’s rollicking 96 not out in Australia’s first-innings 466 in the first Test against South Africa.
Marcus North’s 117 on debut was overshadowed by Mitchell Johnson’s rollicking 96 not out in Australia’s first-innings 466 in the first Test against South Africa.