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Australians unwittingly caught up in spot-fixing scandal
Ben Doherty Australian cricketers Adam Gilchrist, Shaun Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, and Aaron Finch have found themselves — unwittingly and innocently — involved in the periphery of the spot-fixing scandal that has...
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Don't gauge the Ashes on the India debacle: Starc
Daniel Lane, Sydney Paceman says critics reading too much into challenges team faced in India.
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Ponting dives back in time
London Captain Ricky Ponting was dismissed for a duck but then pulled off a spectacular catch when his Mumbai Indians took on Delhi Daredevils at home in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday.
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Clarke's duck sours bright start
Chris Barrett So untouchable has Michael Clarke been with the bat over the past 18 months that a first-ball duck seemed, for him, about as likely as Shane Watson and Pat Howard having a laugh on Friday over a...
Clarke duck sours bright start
Chris Barrett So untouchable has Michael Clarke been that a first-ball duck seemed, for him, impossible.
Live cricket commentary: India v Australia, 1st Test, day four
Richard Shute Follow our real-time coverage of the fourth day of the first Test between India and Australia in Chennai. Our live text commentary, live scores and live statistics start again at 3pm on Monday.
Ashley Mallett
Spinning out of control
Ashley Mallett Is there something wrong with spin bowling Down Under? You betcha. Cricket Australia should be investigating the standard of spin bowling coaching in this country.
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Warne on hand to give Lyon a boost
Chris Barrett Michael Clarke hopes the wisdom of Shane Warne will help Nathan Lyon bounce back from his first Test shellacking when the second instalment of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy begins on Saturday.
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Australia in big trouble at 4-83 at lunch
Skipper Michael Clarke will likely require another century for Australia to avoid being knocked over on day one of the second Test against India on Saturday.
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Holy declaration, batsmen!
Chris Barrett, Hyderabad India in command of the second Test despite the best efforts of Michael Clarke.
Live cricket commentary: India v Australia, 2nd Test, day three
Richard Shute Follow our real-time coverage of the third day of the second Test between India and Australia in Hyderabad.
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Winning Indians axe Sehwag for remaining Tests
Chris Barrett Mohali: At his exhilarating best he has been as destructive as any batsmen in the history of the game, but Virender Sehwag may well have blazed his last boundary in Test cricket.
Australia fights on into day five in Chennai
Debutant Moises Henriques has played a brave hand of 75 not out in Australia's second innings of 9-232 to give the tourists an overall lead of 40 after day four of the first Test against India.
Spinners turn tourists to rubble
Chris Barrett CHENNAI: Australia's ambitious mission in India has gone off the rails after only four days. A demoralising defeat in the first Test at the M.A.
Live cricket commentary: India v Australia, 1st Test, day three
Follow our real-time coverage of the third day of the first Test between India and Australia in Chennai. Our live text commentary, live scores and live statistics start from 3pm on Sunday.
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Hopes turn to dust as spin takes turn
Chris Barrett Australia's ambitious mission in India has gone off the rails after only four days. A demoralising defeat in the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium was all but confirmed late on Monday...
Tendulkar puts exclamation mark on India's big victory
Sachin Tendulkar belted two sixes from his first two deliveries to help deliver a quick kill as India thumped Australia by eight wickets in the first Test in Chennai.
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No breaking bad in Hyderabad: Indians
Chris Barrett After being buried in the unforgiving red clay of Chennai there is good news for Australia. The surface at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, the venue for Saturday's second Test, will at least...
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Australia banks on swing strategy
Australia are determined to keep the sweat off the ball as they bank on a reverse-swing strategy to win the first Test against India, starting today in hot and humid Chennai.
Attack is no gamble: Clarke
Chris Barrett Michael Clarke denies Australia has gambled by picking four seamers and one spinner for Friday's first Test.
