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.
Stars survive scare to fight another day
Jesse Hogan Sydney Thunder threatens, only to fade away at the end, giving the Stars victory.
Big, brash: How your team will fare this season
Jesse Hogan and Andrew Wu Your guide to the upcoming Big Bash series, Australia's premier T20 tournament.
Finch belts out the perfect captain's knock to take shine off Warne's Stars
Jesse Hogan AARON FINCH reinforced his status as Australia's form limited-overs batsman to propel Melbourne Renegades to a stirring eight-wicket derby win over the Stars - and pummel their captain, Shane Warne,...
Fade to White
Jesse Hogan Cameron White returns from the IPL confident that he can rebuild his reputation at home.
Cricket
Keeping faith in tale of two cities
Jesse Hogan Cricket Australia still believes Melbourne and Sydney can host two viable Twenty20 teams.
Cricket
Rejuvenated Forrest gets a shot at the big time
Jesse Hogan Peter Forrest could be a long-term replacement for Ricky Ponting or Mike Hussey.
Day of reckoning for those who run Australian cricket
Jesse Hogan Australia's cricket administrators and its players are today holding important meetings in Melbourne that will shape the way the sport is run.
