Jesse Hogan

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

CA crackdown on 'inferior' pitches

Jesse Hogan State teams to be docked points if visiting teams forced to play on substandard pitches.

Spinner ropes in Bulls and lays claim for Ashes

Fawad Ahmed.

Jesse Hogan It took just half an over to show why officials are lobbying for Fawad Ahmed's eligibility for Australia to be expedited.

CA puts down the big stick on pitch standards for now

Michael Clarke and Mahela Jayawardene at the toss for the third one-dayer between Australia and Sri Lanka at the Gabba. The pitch provided plenty of help to the bowlers, resulting in a low-scoring match.

Jesse Hogan Cricket Australia's threats to dock points from states off the agenda for now.

Cricket

I'd bat first in Test: Bellerive curator

Hobart pitch.

Jesse Hogan, Hobart Bellerive curator Marcus Pamplin says he would bat first on the most talked about pitch in Australian cricket.

Tigers blunt Bushrangers' pacemen

Form: Ricky Ponting at the MCG yesterday.

Jesse Hogan Even the most star-laden pace attacks can be blunted by disciplined opponents.

Hussey shapes up for Proteas

Mike Hussey is confident he can do well against South Africa.

Jesse Hogan Veteran says 2009-10 career renaissance against England will stand him in good stead.

Low scores against Proteas provide little fuss for Hussey

Michael Hussey

Jesse Hogan MICHAEL HUSSEY says his 2009-10 career renaissance against England, which he produced despite struggling badly in the preceding Ashes series, will hold him in good stead against the team that is now...

Bushrangers gunning for SA

Jesse Hogan Victoria and South Australia to play up to 10 days' cricket against each other in 17 days.

Mahela puts his hand up

Back on deck: Mahela Jayawardene couldn't say no to being Sri Lanka's skipper again.

Jesse Hogan Having three captains within a year is proof that all is not rosy with Sri Lankan cricket.

Redbacks on the chase, but Victoria in box seat

Jesse Hogan South Australia needs another 247 to register first win of the season.