In James Packer’s powder room,I looked in the mirror and looking back at me were the saddest,loneliest eyes I had ever seen.
As the difficult debate about Will Pucovski’s future begins again,we canvass several Test greats and former captains from different eras – and get very different views.
Reclusive billionaire James Packer has embarked on a significant downsize of his inner circle,including former right-hand man Ben Tilley.
Why did Australian cricket great Greg Chappell accept the offer of a retirement benefit at the age of 75,nearly 40 years after he finished playing?
Austin Robertson junior made his mark in two sports and two very different ways. He had a rich life and a wealth of stories and his name was synonymous with the World Series Cricket upheaval.
While guests were also in for a lively grilling,Parkinson never made them feel they were being interrogated.
In Sally Young’s second volume of her history of Australian media,she focuses on newspapers and the coming of television.
Like a wealthy Australian businessman did nearly half a century ago,Saudi Arabia has just taken on and beaten the kingpins of a sport. It’s a big step in a bigger plan.
According to the various stocktakes of wealth that have been published recently around the world,it’s been a tough 12 months at the pointy end.
Corporatisation has reduced the status of Test matches to the point where Australian cricketers may soon have to seek permission from IPL owners to don the Baggy Green.
Doug Mulray was a beloved radio host,but the half-hour he spent on Channel Nine before he was sacked has gone down in history.