September 30, 2010
India sweat on Harbhajan
Indian star off-spinner Harbhajan Singh is doubtful for Friday’s opening Test against Australia in Mohali due to a leg injury.
Indian star off-spinner Harbhajan Singh is doubtful for Friday’s opening Test against Australia in Mohali due to a leg injury.
Refreshed after a long break, the Australia captain says that retirement is the furthest thing from his mind at the moment
Series has added significance as a result of the unsavoury headlines that have enveloped the sport in recent times
Cricket Australia remains confident its domestic one-day competition will have a naming-rights sponsor by the time the first match is played next Wednesday
If you think watching Australia’s new domestic split-innings one-dayers will be strange, imagine how the players feel
Doug Bollinger is ready to confront India in the first cricket Test at Mohali.
Australian captain Ricky Ponting has defiantly refused to put away his pet pull shot at the start of a summer that may well dictate how he is remembered.
Chris Simpson has been the most helpful Queensland player for Jason Floros since he moved from Canberra last year, but this season the 19-year-old is chasing his senior team-mate’s spot
A Test series between India and Australia should be enough to whet the appetite of any cricket fan. But is that true of a contest spanning only two matches? We’re about to find out
The fast bowler Ryan Harris has been ruled out of the opening match of Australia’s domestic season with lingering knee soreness
Mitchell Johnson’s days range from the lethal to the leaking. To reduce the bad days he knows he cannot try too hard to swing the ball.
In these cynical times, cricket can definitely do with a high-quality Test series free of controversy. This one promises to be a contest between two heavy-scoring batting line-ups.
Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt said he was withdrawing comments alleging England players had ‘thrown’ September’s third one-day international at The Oval.
Australia face a decision on the readiness of fast bowler Doug Bollinger as they go through their paces a final time ahead of the first Test against India at Mohali.
As Australia lock horns with the world’s No.1 Test nation, India, in their own backyard foxsports.com.au will be there to blog every ball.
Mitchell Johnson has vowed to control his on-field aggression after an off-season of soul searching following his argy-bargy with New Zealand’s Scott Styris in March.
Australia are pleased with how Doug Bollinger and Michael Hussey fared in the training session, but the fast bowler is not a sure starter for the first Test
Australia are pleased with how Doug Bollinger and Michael Hussey fared in the training session, but the fast bowler is not a sure starter for the first Test
Indian cricket bosses said that the suspended chief of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Lalit Modi, had been replaced, confirming the demise of one of the game’s most high-profile figures.
A tinge of green on an otherwise dry PCA Stadium pitch will encourage Australia to choose three fast bowlers and spinner Nathan Hauritz for Friday’s first Test against India.