November 30, 2009
Nielsen expects stiffer challenge in Adelaide
The first Test at the Gabba may have been embarrassingly one-sided but Tim Nielsen, Australia’s coach, expects stiffer resistance in the second starting Friday
The first Test at the Gabba may have been embarrassingly one-sided but Tim Nielsen, Australia’s coach, expects stiffer resistance in the second starting Friday
Former Queensland batsman Brendan Nash’s homecoming is in danger of lasting just one Test for West Indies.
West Indies great Brian Lara says his young prodigy, Adrian Barath, proved to the team’s veterans there is not much to fear about the Australia cricket team.
The Victoria paceman Clint McKay has been called into the Australian squad for the second Test against West Indies
Swing bowler Ben Hilfenhaus is out of the Australia team for the second Test against West Indies at Adelaide Oval due to a knee injury.
Queensland have received a boost with the internationals James Hopes and Ben Laughlin fit to return in Wednesday’s FR Cup encounter
Jerome Taylor has been ruled out of the remainder of the West Indies-Australia series with a back strain
West Indies’ dreadful tour of Australia has copped another blow with pace spearhead Jerome Taylor ruled out of the rest of the three-Test series.
Chris Gayle will not be quitting as West Indies captain but acknowledges the three-day defeat in Brisbane was “downright embarrassing”
James Anderson wrecked South Africa’s batting order with a career-best performance as England won the fourth one-day international by seven wickets at St George’s Park.
Defiant West Indies skipper Chris Gayle has insisted he will not quit the captaincy despite conceding he was embarrassed by his team’s Gabba meltdown.
The international players’ association FICA has taken the unprecedented step of pleading with the International Cricket Council to scrap their future programming to save the game.
West Indies skipper Chris Gayle speaks about his desire to be the strong captain his side need following their ‘embarrassing’ loss to Australia at the Gabba.
Defiant West Indian skipper Chris Gayle has insisted he will not quit the captaincy despite conceding he was embarrassed by his team’s Gabba meltdown.
Since the conclusion of The Oval Test, the Australian rumour mill has been abuzz with theories as to the motives behind Nathan Hauritz’s omission
Tom Cooper’s explosion of 78 off 45 balls secured South Australia’s first one-day win of the summer as they disposed of Tasmania
South Australia have beaten Tasmania in their rain-reduced 17-over one-day match at Bellerive Oval thanks to a 85-run partnership between Tom Cooper and Michael Klinger.
Andrew McDonald and John Hastings shared eight wickets as they pushed Victoria to a six-point buffer at the top of the Sheffield Shield table
Victoria have moved further ahead atop the Sheffield Shield table after thrashing Queensland by an innings and 50 runs inside three days at the MCG.
New South Wales have finally gained their first Sheffield Shield win of the season