‘You scratch it,we change the ball’:Indians upset after umpires make switch

‘You scratch it,we change the ball’:Indians upset after umpires make switch

The umpire was heard explaining to the India A players why he’d changed the damaged ball,but authorities later said the swap was made because of “deterioration”.

  • byDaniel Brettig

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Tennis ratings wipeout fears led to cricket avoiding Australia Day

Tennis ratings wipeout fears led to cricket avoiding Australia Day

Fears of a broadcast ratings wipeout in the face of the Australian Open men’s final led Cricket Australia to avoid playing on Australia Day next January.

  • byDaniel Brettig
This Aussie coach was sacked as a selector and replaced by an umpire. Welcome to Pakistan cricket

This Aussie coach was sacked as a selector and replaced by an umpire. Welcome to Pakistan cricket

Jason Gillespie is experiencing the chaotic nature of Pakistani cricket up close. Along with a player he was sacked from the team selection panel and replaced by a former umpire. Now the former quick is coaching the team when they play white-ball matches in Australia. “[It’s] one of those situations in which you just need to go with the flow,” Gillespie says.

  • byDaniel Brettig
Batting order or battling order? Top-six trend that could cost Australia against India

Batting order or battling order? Top-six trend that could cost Australia against India

Australia’s Test top six have been told to forget about a highly publicised debate and concentrate on rectifying the team’s most troublesome trend.

  • byDaniel Brettig
What the shock defeats of India and England mean for Australia this summer

What the shock defeats of India and England mean for Australia this summer

Australia’s two biggest Test cricket rivals slumped to surprise series losses that were seismic for the sport’s traditional format and should provide valuable lessons for this summer and next.

  • byDaniel Brettig
‘I was bad at switching off’:Lanning wants women’s cricket calendar reshaped

‘I was bad at switching off’:Lanning wants women’s cricket calendar reshaped

Meg Lanning no longer carries the stresses and expectations of captaining and playing for Australia. Allowed to enjoy her time in the WBBL,she believes her sport needs to place a higher value on downtime so that players don’t get burnt out.

  • byDaniel Brettig
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Eight times more money,sixes aplenty and ‘every game on Seven or Fox’:A decade of WBBL growth

Eight times more money,sixes aplenty and ‘every game on Seven or Fox’:A decade of WBBL growth

The WBBL is turning 10. Here are the numbers behind the stunning evolution of women’s cricket over the past decade.

  • byRoy Ward
‘I blew up’:Inside Glenn Maxwell’s run-in with Justin Langer

‘I blew up’:Inside Glenn Maxwell’s run-in with Justin Langer

Glenn Maxwell had a big bust-up with then national coach Justin Langer at an awards night,when he felt he was accused of faking an injury.

  • byDaniel Brettig
The reasons behind the lifting of David Warner’s ball tampering leadership ban

The reasons behind the lifting of David Warner’s ball tampering leadership ban

David Warner’s candid responses to a Cricket Australia panel was at odds with previous comments by his manager suggesting there was an untold story from Australia’s dressing room that would implicate more teammates.

  • byAndrew Wu andDan Walsh
Finally,closure for David Warner. As for the truth-telling? We’re still waiting

Finally,closure for David Warner. As for the truth-telling? We’re still waiting

David Warner can again to fill any role in Australian cricket. He won’t,but he can.

  • byMalcolm Knox
‘No way you’re playing for your country first:’ The billion-dollar league that could transform cricket

‘No way you’re playing for your country first:’ The billion-dollar league that could transform cricket

The impending privatisation of franchises in The Hundred has potentially major ramifications for global cricket. But Cricket Australia is not budging on its stance.

  • byAndrew Wu