Matthew Hayden
Tributes flow for Matthew Hayden
Adam Cooper and Larine Statham Matthew Hayden's former teammates have commended the retired Australian opener for his decision to bow out on his terms after a difficult season with the bat.
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Cricket Australia fines Warner over tweets
Chloe Saltau David Warner's twitter tirade at journalists has cost him a $5750 fine, the maximum financial penalty for a first offence.
It's time to get baggy green out of storage
Chloe Saltau Chris Rogers remembers almost nothing of his only Test, except that he ripped his baggy green cap because it was so tight it was giving him a headache.
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Rogers back in vogue
Chloe Saltau Chris Rogers remembers almost nothing of his only Test, except that he ripped his baggy green cap because it was so tight it was giving him a headache.
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Not the best, when only the best will do
Glenn Jackson THERE couldn't be many cricket grounds in the world, you'd think, where knocking the castle over might not necessarily be referring to a ball hitting the stumps.
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Live cricket commentary: India v Australia, 3rd Test, day two
Scott Spits Follow our real-time coverage of the second day of the third Test between India and Australia in Mohali. Our live text commentary, live scores and live statistics begins at 2.30pm (AEDT).
Australia's day of fluctuating fortunes
Greg Buckle, Hyderabad Australia's selectors made a late decision to swing the axe - then watched in horror as a decision to bat turned into an early batting collapse.
Pujara twists the knife on Clarke's men
Chris Barrett Australia have been ground into the Andhra Pradesh dust and selectors, like Michael Clarke's helpless attack, are already in the firing line.
Double centurion questions Australia's application
Chris Barrett HYDERABAD: India's latest double centurion Cheteshwar Pujara says Australia's batsmen have proven themselves to be vulnerable in subcontinental conditions and need to "apply themselves" to combat...
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Coaches 'let issues reach crisis'
Chloe Saltau Player representatives say team management to blame for issues reaching crisis point.
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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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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.
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Unbeaten 300 puts Dean with elite
Lee Gaskin SIR DONALD BRADMAN, Michael Clarke, Mark Taylor and Matthew Hayden have all reached the magic triple-century milestone.
Dean Jones
A theory on how to beat India in India
Dean Jones The tour to India this month will be a great examination on where this Australian team is at.
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Cowan looks to Hayden for inspiration
Greg Buckle Matthew Hayden's brutal batting in India was the making of him and Ed Cowan can't help being inspired at the powerful opener's ability to smash the aura surrounding the home side's spinners.
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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...
Dean keen to take up Windies challenge
David Polkinghorne Chris Gayle has made a name as one of the most explosive batsmen in the world, but Canberra Comets opener Jono Dean would love nothing better than to go head-to-head with the West Indies maestro.
Heat's Lynn is out to get hot and stay hot
Jesse Hogan After great highs and huge lows, Chris Lynn is desperate to get his cricket on an even keel.
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Embattled Cowan turns off and tunes in
Daniel Lane Test opener Ed Cowan admits he has adopted the defensive strategy of the ostrich.
