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Brilliant Broad blows New Zealand away

Derek Pringle at Lord's After three Tests and three days of stalemate between these two teams something finally had to give and at Lord's on Sunday it was New Zealand's nerve that faltered.

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Homework begins long before tour, says Clarke

David Sygall This time, the Australians will definitely do their homework.

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Dusty corner of Chennai turns tyros into globe's best quicks

Chris Barrett Children in uniforms kick footballs and play cricket on fields of dust and red soil as the heat gradually eases out of a steamy south Indian afternoon.

Second Test selection has Australian cricket in a spin

Will Brodie Debate over the selection of Australia’s second Test team is growing louder as the visitors lick their wounds after their heavy defeat in Chennai.

Decline and fall: aged India ripe for picking

Geoff Lawson Forthcoming Indo-Aussie Test series presents major challenges for both teams.

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Clarke's call is for action, not words

Greg Buckle, Chennai Australian skipper won't be encouraging his men to stir the pot in the media.

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Swingers, not spinners, needed in India: Buchanan

Chris Barrett The architect of Australia's era-defining win in 2004 cautions against an abundance of spin on the sub-continent.

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Who's going to tap Sachin on the shoulder? Nobody in India

Geoff Lawson The forthcoming Indo-Aussie Test series presents major challenges for both teams. India have recently lost 2-1 to England on home soil after winning the opening Test.

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McGrath to be inducted into Hall of Fame

Sam Lienert Glenn McGrath will be inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame on Monday night, alongside one of the few Australian bowlers with a better Test average than him.

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The ways of Warne, part two: Pick your best 11

Claire Siracusa The second installment of Shane Warne's manifesto on Australian cricket has been released, calling for selectors to pick the best 11 for every game and for rule changes in one-day and Twenty20...

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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.

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Pollard's classic one for the ages

Lee Gaskin Kieron Pollard’s regarded as one of the most devastating hitters in world cricket. But he shone in the field on Wednesday.

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Pace attack can conquer in India: Siddle

Chloe Saltau Three-quarters of the wickets during England's historic series win in India recently fell to spin, but Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle is predicting a pace-led quest for the Border-Gavaskar...

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India must face pace: Siddle

Chloe Saltau Three quarters of the wickets during England's historic series win in India recently fell to spin, but Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle is predicting a pace-led quest for the Border-Gavaskar...

Need for speed: Siddle knows way to success

Chloe Saltau THREE-quarters of the wickets during England's historic series win in India recently fell to spin, but Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle is predicting a pace-led quest for the Border-Gavaskar...

Hit and niggle: Wade

Greg Buckle, Chennai Wicketkeeper expects both sides to show plenty of passion when first Test starts.

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Rotation policy is best for the team: Clarke

Chris Barrett Australian captain issues considered defence of much-maligned rest and rotation policy.

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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...