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Haddin twist - gloveman to be Test vice-captain
Andrew Wu, Chloe Saltau The soap opera that has been Australian cricket will take another twist on Wednesday when Brad Haddin is confirmed as the new Test vice-captain, raising implications for the short-term future of...
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Haddin's new role has Wade on back foot
Andrew Wu and Chloe Saltau Soap opera that has been Australian cricket will take another twist on Wednesday.
Live coverage: 2013 Ashes squad announcement
Will Brodie Australia's 2013 Ashes squad: Michael Clarke (C), Brad Haddin (VC), Jackson Bird, Ed Cowan, James Faulkner, Ryan Harris, Phil Hughes, Usman Khawaja, Nathan Lyon, James Pattinson, Chris Rogers, Peter...
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Phone call that brought nothing but bad news for Wade
David Sygall Matthew Wade saw the name come up on his phone and his heart sank.
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Paceman Harris sure he'll be ready for Ashes tour
Chloe Saltau Ryan Harris receives encouraging results from a scan of his heel.
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Longer contract list reveals void at top
Chloe Saltau Based on recent performances are there really 20 cricketers in the country deserving of national deals?
Bulls defiant but Tigers in control of shield final
David Beniuk, Hobart Weary Queensland vow Sheffield Shield final not over after two days in the field.
Victoria in shield hot seat
WA tailenders hang on for win while Ben Hilfenhaus helps Tasmania defeat Queensland.
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Heat on Lyon after Test squad named
Chloe Saltau The 17-man squad for Australia's Test tour of India has been announced, with spinner Xavier Doherty and all-rounder Moises Henriques amongst the surprise inclusions.
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Amla takes over from Clarke as No.1 Test batsman
Michael Clarke has been usurped as the No.1 ranked batsman in Test cricket by prolific South African Hashim Amla.
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Hilfenhaus suffers injury setback
Recovering Test paceman Ben Hilfenhaus has suffered another setback in his bid to be part of Australia's Ashes campaign later this year.
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Give it a rest: skipper goes in to bat for rotation policy
Chris Barrett TEST and one-day captain Michael Clarke has issued a considered defence of the much-maligned rest and rotation policy of selectors, saying Australia was no longer the team it once was and could not...
Horses for courses not a form thing
Geoff Lawson The Australian teams for India and England need players that suit the conditions.
Clarke likely for IPL, but Starc says no
Chris Barrett Australian skipper poised to accept lucrative pay day in this year's Indian Premier League.
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Clarke set for IPL gig in lead-up to Ashes
Chris Barrett MICHAEL CLARKE is poised to accept a lucrative pay day in this year's Indian Premier League only weeks before Australia's Ashes campaign begins in England.
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Johnson roars back to brink of a hat-trick
Chloe Saltau Clearing hurdles introduced by rotation policy gives Mitchell Johnson more satisfaction than his 200th wicket.
For Watson, the good, the bad, and the injury
Chloe Saltau Shane Watson laboured through his longest innings in more than two years with an injured calf, and is expected to be ruled out of the final Test in Sydney.
Wounded Watson ponders dropping the ball to master batting
Chloe Saltau SHANE WATSON has suggested for the first time that his role as an allrounder in all three formats is unsustainable, and hinted that he might consider becoming a specialist batsman.
Maxwell's call-up poses an all-round dilemma
Chloe Saltau VICTORIA'S confident tyro Glenn Maxwell has bolted into the Test squad, but he will have to fight Mitchell Johnson for the right to be Australia's next allrounder in the New Year's Test at the SCG.
Clarke the shining light in a year of cricketing wonders
Malcolm Knox It's easy to forget, but this time last year the cloud over Michael Clarke's batting was over his ability to play long innings.
