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Tests or T20? Top players may skip BBL after India showdown

Tests or T20? Top players may skip BBL after India showdown

Australia’s showdown with India and a bid for back-to-back world Test titles may keep all but a handful of Pat Cummins’ team from featuring in the Big Bash League this season.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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Global warning: Test cricket may shrink to six teams within four years
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Global warning: Test cricket may shrink to six teams within four years

Test cricket may be played by as few as six countries within a few years without greater equalisation measures by its richest boards – India, England and Australia.

  • by Daniel Brettig
His dad is Modi’s right-hand man. India’s Jay Shah may soon be running world cricket
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His dad is Modi’s right-hand man. India’s Jay Shah may soon be running world cricket

Why was Jay Shah on the podium when India won the Twenty20 World Cup? There is an election coming up.

  • by Daniel Brettig
The Bazball reality: England entertain, but their opponents win
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The Bazball reality: England entertain, but their opponents win

England’s lofty Bazball rhetoric is divorced from the reality that Ben Stokes’ team faces. They entertain; their opponents win.

  • by Daniel Brettig
The 36 hours that convinced this former fast bowler to play his footy on the Gold Coast, not in Melbourne
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The 36 hours that convinced this former fast bowler to play his footy on the Gold Coast, not in Melbourne

Zak Evans has the best figures of 5-33 for the Melbourne Renegades, but now the former fast bowler is walking away from cricket to link up with Damien Hardwick’s side on the Gold Coast.

  • by Sam McClure
Drama and farce reign, but Australia didn’t deserve a World Cup semi-final

Drama and farce reign, but Australia didn’t deserve a World Cup semi-final

Afghanistan sealed Australia’s World Cup fate at 1.05am Caribbean time, but the defining moment of a failed campaign arrived well before then.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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‘Hypocritical’: Khawaja wants Australia to end Afghanistan ban, tips Warner reputation revival

‘Hypocritical’: Khawaja wants Australia to end Afghanistan ban, tips Warner reputation revival

Usman Khawaja believes David Warner will regain the Australian public’s love in retirement, much as Shane Warne’s image softened after his playing days

  • by Daniel Brettig
Afghanistan trigger a cricket earthquake, put Australia’s cup campaign on the ropes

Afghanistan trigger a cricket earthquake, put Australia’s cup campaign on the ropes

Australia’s first loss of the T20 World Cup and their first ever to Afghanistan puts them at risk of early elimination; even if they beat India in their next game they won’t be guaranteed a place in the semi-finals.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Pat-trick: Australia’s engine humming after Cummins’ purple patch

Pat-trick: Australia’s engine humming after Cummins’ purple patch

How laser focused is Australia’s World Cup campaign? Pat Cummins forgot he was on a hat-trick against Bangladesh

  • by Daniel Brettig
Burnout fears for Head ahead of massive Test summer

Burnout fears for Head ahead of massive Test summer

World Cup strike force Travis Head is yet to receive Cricket Australia’s nod of approval to play in the US-based Major League Twenty20 tournament next month.

  • by Daniel Brettig
‘I’ve always copped it’:  Warner admits he’ll never escape shadow of sandpaper

‘I’ve always copped it’: Warner admits he’ll never escape shadow of sandpaper

With his international career nearing an end, David Warner will be relieved not to have to face so much abuse about his role in the 2018 Newlands ball-tampering scandal, but he also knows he’ll never fully escape the stain it left on his reputation.

  • by Daniel Brettig