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Come in spinner
Andrew Wu, Sydney Former chairman of selectors Trevor Hohns urges a punt on unheralded leg-spinners Adam Zampa and Cameron Boyce.
Who? Selectors have option of unknown spin duo
Andrew Wu FORMER chairman of selectors Trevor Hohns has urged Australia to take a punt on unheralded leg-spinners Adam Zampa and Cameron Boyce for the Test tour of India with a view to developing them for the...
Not Warne out by talk
Andrew Wu Nathan Lyon starred in his Test debut last year when Australian cricket was in turmoil.
Lyon would welcome Warne back with open arms
Andrew Wu NATHAN LYON starred on Test debut last year when Australian cricket was in turmoil, and he is taking an equally unflappable approach after being dragged into the spotlight by Shane Warne's flirtation...
Test batsmen falter as Proteas pace aces loom
Andrew Wu AUSTRALIA'S batsmen forgot their lines on Friday in their final dress rehearsal before taking on the might of South Africa's star-studded pace attack in next week's first Test.
Henriques hungry to feast on big break
Andrew Wu It's a case of feast after famine for Moises Henriques as the all-rounder continued his rise through the ranks of Australian cricket yesterday.
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Lankans to test Australian attack
Andrew Wu, Perth Mahela Jayawardene says Michael Clarke's bowlers the weak point in the home side.
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Haddin's been hard done by
Andrew Wu Cricket Australia has finally confirmed that Brad Haddin was dropped, not rested, ANDREW WU writes
Good luck or good management?
Andrew Wu Once, any silverware worth winning in world cricket was in Cricket Australia's trophy cabinet.
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CA concedes it needs more open policies
Andrew Wu, Sydney After 19 days, Cricket Australia confirms that Brad Haddin has been dropped.
Haddin's been hard done by Haddin's been hard done by
Andrew Wu Cricket Australia has acknowledged it needs to improve communication between national selectors and the public after the drawn out saga over Brad Haddin's omission from the ODI side.
Senior trio masks top-order woes
Andrew Wu The modest start made by Australia's new-look top order in the Caribbean is the latest evidence yet the team's senior trio remain the country's most bankable batsmen in the Test arena.
