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.
Warne: I could still rip 'em in Tests
Jesse Hogan LEG-SPIN legend Shane Warne is adamant he could return to Test cricket on a whim and still excel, were it not for his family priorities trumping cricket.
Warne spun out by poor attack
Jesse Hogan Peter Siddle should be the only Australian paceman guaranteed selection for next week's series opening Test against Sri Lanka, Test great Shane Warne believes.
Quiney should replace Ponting, says Warne
Jesse Hogan Shane Warne has emphatically declared the next batsman to come into Australia's Test team should be its most recent discard, Rob Quiney.
Cricket
Malinga warms up for Big Bash
Jesse Hogan Wes Robinson was better placed than most Footscray-Edgewater club-level batsmen to withstand the fearsome bowler they were confronted with on Sunday.
Cricket
Maxwell to put national duties ahead of Big Bash
Jesse Hogan Melbourne Stars coach says he is willing to put country ahead of club after national selectors withdrew destructive hitter Glenn Maxwell from the Stars' looming Big Bash League derby against the...
Wright hits selectors' table with a big bash
Jesse Hogan ANYONE who doubts the long-term significance of performances in domestic Twenty20 matches need only look at Luke Wright for an emphatic rebuttal.
Renegades go for the doctor in BBL
Jesse Hogan Cricket is not a life-or-death profession for Daniel Harris.
Intensity an inspiration
Jesse Hogan Ricky Ponting's legacy an insatiable desire to succeed, Cricket Australia chief says.
Big, brash: How your team will fare this season
Jesse Hogan and Andrew Wu Your guide to the upcoming Big Bash series, Australia's premier T20 tournament.
Vics give a yelp but SA prevails
Jesse Hogan South Australia survived a bizarre batting implosion to complete its trip to Melbourne with two wins.
One-dayer umpire shift
Jesse Hogan A near revolt from players persuades Cricket Australia to axe overruling of on-field decisions.
Siddle, Hilfenhaus 'deserve to finish the job': Hastings
Jesse Hogan POSSIBLE Test debutant John Hastings says workhorse pacemen Peter Siddle and Ben Hilfenhaus deserve ample opportunity to prove they should hold their places for the series decider against South...
Cricket
Qadir on Australia's radar
Chris Barrett, Jesse Hogan and Andrew Wu Is Australia's next Test leg-spinner floating around in the South Australian district cricket ranks?
Cricket
Putland in Test frame after destroying Vics
Jesse Hogan Relentless left-arm paceman Gary Putland has been hailed as a legitimate Test prospect after his 12-wicket haul - the best at the MCG in 42 years - inspired South Australia's Sheffield Shield...
Cricket
Renegades eye du Plessis
Jesse Hogan One of South Africa's shining lights from its Test performance in Adelaide, batting all-rounder Faf du Plessis, is set to extend his stay in Australia beyond next week's final Test in Perth to become...
Renegade role caps spinner's saga
Jesse Hogan Fawad Ahmed took more than two years to earn the right to stay in Australia.
Cricket
CA crackdown on 'inferior' pitches
Jesse Hogan State teams to be docked points if visiting teams forced to play on substandard pitches.
McGuire's men shoot for the Stars
Jesse Hogan Coaching latest area in which Melbourne Stars seeking to match AFL for professionalism.
Asylum-seeker may get BBL nod
Jesse Hogan Chances of contract soar after Pakistani allowed to be classified as a local player.


























