Jesse Hogan
Jesse Hogan has been a reporter at The Age since 2004, and has been part of its sports department since 2008. He is primarily focused on cricket and has covered a number of the Australian team's overseas tours, including the 2011 World Cup. He also reports on AFL and soccer.
Renegades gain hope from close shave
Jesse Hogan Melbourne Renegades will draw confidence from last match against Brisbane Heat.
Rohrer up to higher honours: Murali
Jesse Hogan Muthiah Muralidaran says Renegades teammate capable of succeeding Mike Hussey.
Cricket
The gloves are off between Wade and Haddin, says coach
Chloe Saltau and Jesse Hogan Mickey Arthur wants incumbent to fight for the right to wear the gloves during the Ashes.
Cricket
Wade must improve or be axed: Healy
Jesse Hogan 'He didn't have a good summer with the gloves at all'. Ian Healy said of Matthew Wade.
Cricket
Healy on Wade: the gloves are off
Jesse Hogan AS BRAD HADDIN made his first international appearance in almost a year, his rested successor - Matthew Wade - faced a stinging appraisal of his right to remain Australia's preferred wicketkeeper.
Cricket
In-form Nannes on tenterhooks as IPL auction looms
Jesse Hogan Paceman Dirk Nannes says his stellar season for Sydney Thunder was triggered by finally learning how to overcome the physical hindrances of being a freelance member of ''the Twenty20 roadshow''.
Lock it in, Eddie: Stars need stars available, says McGuire
Jesse Hogan MELBOURNE STARS president Eddie McGuire is urging Cricket Australia to allow all four Big Bash League semi-finalists to select full-strength teams next week, including James Pattinson for the...
Cricket
Big Bash semis deserve best line-ups: McGuire
Jesse Hogan Melbourne Stars president Eddie McGuire is urging Cricket Australia to allow all four Big Bash League semi-finalists to select full-strength teams next week, including James Pattinson for the Stars.
Stars survive scare to fight another day
Jesse Hogan Sydney Thunder threatens, only to fade away at the end, giving the Stars victory.
Star's loss speeds up debut for spinner
Jesse Hogan FORMER asylum seeker Fawad Ahmed is expected to make his Australian domestic debut on Wednesday night as part of the Melbourne Renegades' strategy of overcoming the loss of star import Marlon Samuels.
Samuels' loss could yet fulfil a dream
Jesse Hogan Former asylum seeker Fawad Ahmed expected to play for Renegades.
Door open as Watson opts out of bowling
Jesse Hogan AUSTRALIA will have to shoehorn an all-rounder into their Test team for the tour of India and possibly the Ashes, too, after Shane Watson confirmed he would take an indefinite break from bowling.
Watson move opens door to all-rounders
Jesse Hogan Shane Watson confirms he would take an indefinite break from bowling.
One-day wonders step in to give Lankans positive vibe
Jesse Hogan SRI LANKA will start the ODI series comforted by the fact their achievements in 50-over cricket in Australia easily trump their poor Test record Down Under.
Ultimate team man plays a final, selfless role to lead Australia to victory
Jesse Hogan Mike Hussey finishes his international career shepherding his team to victory.
A fitting end to dependable career
Jesse Hogan MIKE HUSSEY finished his international career in a situation he was used to: playing an influential role in shepherding his team to victory.
Cricket
Hussey guides Australia to 3-0 win
Jesse Hogan Mike Hussey has finished his international career in a situation he is well accustomed to: playing an influential role in shepherding his team to victory.
Hussey dumped, Haddin back in one-day squad
Jesse Hogan Australian selectors have made the bold decision to dump retiring champion Mike Hussey from the one-day international team, denying him a farewell tour around the country.
Remaking the Renegades
Jesse Hogan The Melbourne Renegades are reaping the rewards of changes on and off the field.
Tails you lose for Sri Lanka
Jesse Hogan THE tale of two tails is an explanation of why Matthew Wade will leave Sydney with a maiden home Test century to his name and why Sri Lanka will, barring a Fanie de Villiers-type effort from one of...


























