November 30, 2010
First Ashes Test report card
Read our first Test report card and see what foxsports.com.au users thought about the Gabba draw.
Read our first Test report card and see what foxsports.com.au users thought about the Gabba draw.
Test hopefuls Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja state case for Test selection with half-centuries for New South Wales.
Tim Nielsen, has said that the team will do everything in its power to boost the morale of their misfiring strike bowler, Mitchell Johnson, whose place in the starting XI for Friday’s second Test at Adelaide is in jeopardy
Australia insist Michael Clarke is fit and was merely the victim of diligent bowling rather than his fragile back during the first Ashes Test.
Changes will be considered for the second Test after the poor Brisbane showing, says Australia’s coach Tim Nielson.
Mitchell Johnson is under fire ahead of the second Ashes Test in Adelaide after his underwhelming performance in the drawn first Test.
Adelaide Oval curator Damian Hough seeks a fair pitch - with result potential - after the drawn first Ashes Test in Brisbane.
Ricky Ponting brands cricket’s electronic referral system a blight on the game after being denied what he considered a fair catch.
Britain’s press were brutal - but not so much as you’d have thought - in analysing the drawn first Ashes Test against Australia at the Gabba.
Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara returns to the top of the ICC Test batting rankings, overtaking India’s Sachin Tendulkar.
Andrew Strauss praised Alastair Cook’s double-century as one of the greatest innings in Ashes history, as England closed out the first Test with a monumental batting performance on the final day at the Gabba
Ricky Ponting called the technology used to rule on disputed low catches “a blight on the game” after his take of Alastair Cook was turned down
Ricky Ponting says none of Australia’s bowlers from Brisbane are safe
after Doug Bollinger and Ryan Harris were added to a 13-man squad for
Friday’s second Test in Adelaide
Queensland took the only points from their draw with Victoria at the MCG, but finished four wickets short of victory
It was a day for burning up the record books at the Gabba as Alastair Cook and Jonathan Trott produced a herculean unbroken stand of 329 to secure a comfortable draw for England
ESPNcricinfo presents the Plays of the Day from the fifth day between Australia and England at the Gabba
Peter George delivered a remarkable victory for South Australia in Hobart, where they recovered from being bowled out for 55 in their first innings to win by 43 runs
Australia are looking for quick wickets as they bid to claim an unlikely victory against England in the first Ashes Test at the Gabba.
Cricket is all about numbers and Mitchell Johnson’s have been far from beautiful at the Gabba: no wickets, no runs and no catches.
If Andrew Strauss’s century was an innings that Australia had anticipated on the strength of his performances in England in 2009, then Alastair Cook’s personal epic crept up on them via the blind-side