November 29, 2009
Blues crush Warriors
New South Wales has crushed a dismal Western Australia by eight wickets at the WACA ground for their first Sheffield Shield outright win of the season.
New South Wales has crushed a dismal Western Australia by eight wickets at the WACA ground for their first Sheffield Shield outright win of the season.
Victoria are eyeing off an outright win over Queensland in the Sheffield Shield match at the MCG after a double strike before tea on day three.
New South Wales need just 36 runs for an outright Sheffield Shield victory against a disappointing Western Australia at the WACA ground.
Rain forced an early lunch on day three of the Sheffield Shield match at the MCG, with Queensland again in trouble with the bat against Victoria.
Five years ago, when Australia decided it was time to reduce Test series against West Indies from five matches to three, some stalwarts were offended.
Geoff Lawson says Australia selectors have messed up opener Phillip Hughes and believes the Test side is being picked on personality, not performance.
Ricky Ponting had urged his players prior to the first Test to lift Australia from their modest fourth place on the Test rankings
Doug Bollinger didn’t win a place in the Test team but he remains in fine wicket-taking form after helping New South Wales into a winning position at the WACA
A fighting 94 from Shaun Marsh has saved Western Australia from total embarrassment but New South Wales finished Saturday well on top in the Sheffield Shield clash at the WACA Ground.
Ricky Ponting is confident Ben Hilfenhaus has developed into a fast man who can excel in any conditions
Chris Gayle, the West Indies captain, is getting misty eyed, dreaming of the days when umpires made their judgments without technology. But Ricky Ponting is a big supporter
From the wreckage of West Indies’ lamentable Brisbane campaign has emerged a performance worthy of the highest order of recognition
Cricinfo presents the plays of the day from the third day of the first Test in Brisbane
On the same day that Ricky Ponting’s follow-on decision paid off at the Gabba, Queensland were also forced to follow on after a disappointing first innings at the MCG
Adrian Barath became the youngest West Indian to score a century on debut but his outstanding solo rescue act was wasted as they slumped to an-innings-and-65-run defeat
Still hurting over their Ashes defeat, Australia vented their frustration by beating up the hapless West Indies in the first Test in Brisbane within three days.
Australia have dismissed West Indies for the second time on day three at the Gabba to wrap up the first Test by an innings and 65 runs. Read on for all the action as it happened.
Man-of-the-match Shane Bond has spearheaded New Zealand to a fighting 32-run Test win over Pakistan in the opening meeting of the series in Dunedin.
Ricky Ponting’s decision to enforce the follow-on paid off immediately but Adrian Barath showed some hope for West Indies’ future
Victoria moved to outright top spot on the Sheffield Shield table after they took first-innings points against Queensland on day two of the match at the MCG.