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.
Cricket
Christian and Bollinger among those discarded by Indian Premier League teams
Jesse Hogan All-rounder Daniel Christian and former Test paceman Doug Bollinger are among 13 Australian discarded by their Indian Premier League teams.
Cricket
Christian, McDonald in swap
Jesse Hogan Victoria and South Australia set aside recent acrimony to complete a swap of key all-rounders.
Cricket
McDonald and Finch seek release from the Bushrangers
Jesse Hogan More frustration for Victoria after ending the 2012-13 season without silverware.
Millionaire Maxwell trumps all at IPL auction
Jesse Hogan PROVEN Test greats Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting's high-risk strategy of placing the maximum Indian Premier League auction price on their heads only barely paid off as teams instead clamoured over...
Cricket
Hard work key to Clarke's fourth medal
Jesse Hogan MICHAEL Clarke is well placed to finish his career with more Allan Border Medals than anyone after equalling Ricky Ponting's record of four wins on Monday night.
Shipperd, Helmot get nod again
Jesse Hogan Pair have held the Bushrangers' top coaching roles for almost five years
Cricket
Harris ready to break injury spell
Jesse Hogan Fast bowler set to vent his frustration at having to endure injury-riddled start to the season.
Cricket
No animosity over confrontation at Twenty20 paces
Jesse Hogan Australian and Sri Lankan players are united in declaring there is no lingering animosity from the heated end to Monday night's Twenty20 match at the MCG.
Cricket
Apologies all round after spat at the 'G
Jesse Hogan No lingering animosity between Australia and Sri Lanka from heated Twenty20 match.
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''.
New Star has been around the traps
Jesse Hogan Dimi Mascarenhas a bit embarrassed to be replacing BBL's most dangerous bowler.
Cricket
Star Faulkner aiming high
Jesse Hogan James Faulkner's international experience, a sole Twenty20 International last summer where he bowled only two overs and didn't bat, was trifling compared the majority of the Melbourne Stars squad of...
Du Plessis ready to be let off the leash
Jesse Hogan Faf du Plessis ready to go from defensive role to all-out attack.
Team effort puts Stars in Warne's eyes
Jesse Hogan Shane Warne last tasted success in Twenty20 cricket with Rajasthan Royals.
Cricket
Windies great Richards joins Stars as mentor
Jesse Hogan Desperation to fulfil club's lofty on-field expectations emphasised by bolstering of off-field hierarchy.
All eyes on Clarke
Jesse Hogan Australia's hopes of success at ICC annual awards rest on Michael Clarke, Jess Cameron and James Pattinson.
When cricketers saw the light
Jesse Hogan TV series relives the greatest upheaval in the game's history.
Cricket
Recall delights Hussey
Jesse Hogan Mike Hussey is relishing the chance to prove he is effective in the top order before this year's Twenty20 World Cup.
Wade too is being wooed by Warriors
Jesse Hogan Michael Clarke is not the only current Australian player being wooed by the Pune Warriors, with wicketkeeper Matthew Wade also a chance to go straight from the West Indies to the Indian Premier...
