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
Faulkner in Ashes contention
Jesse Hogan An all-rounder whom selectors had seemingly pigeonholed as a limited-overs specialist has surged into contention for the Ashes.
Cricket
Bushrangers after revenge and final place
Jesse Hogan Revenge is the motivator for Victoria as it seeks to guarantee its spot in the Ryobi Cup final.
Cricket
Top ten Australian cricket performances
Jesse Hogan Jesse Hogan rates the elite performances in the Allan Border Medal voting period.
Lower-tier players get snapped up
Jesse Hogan Indian Premier Leage teams clamoured for Australia's relatively unproven all-rounders.
Millionaire Maxwell trumps all at IPL auction
Jesse Hogan PROVEN Test greats Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting's high-risk strategy of placing the maximum Indian Premier League auction price on their heads only barely paid off as teams instead clamoured over...
Watson defies injury to scoop award
Jesse Hogan SHANE Watson's magnificent performances at last year's World Twenty20 earned him the player of the tournament award.
Cricket
Hard work key to Clarke's fourth medal
Jesse Hogan MICHAEL Clarke is well placed to finish his career with more Allan Border Medals than anyone after equalling Ricky Ponting's record of four wins on Monday night.
Voges takes fine ton as hosts seal series
Jesse Hogan AUSTRALIA's record home-winning streak against a visiting team in one-dayers has extended to a 17th match and 16th year after it claimed a 17-run win - and with it a 5-0 series whitewash - against...
Cricket
Voges ton sets up series whitewash
Jesse Hogan Australia completes a 5-0 sweep of the one-day series against the West Indies.
Cricket
Hughes up for Indian spin
Jesse Hogan Left-hander bullish about chances of withstanding spin onslaught in India.
Cricket
Clarke likely to miss ODI finale with twisted ankle
Jesse Hogan A sprained ankle has Australian captain Michael Clarke in doubt for Wednesday's deciding one-day match against Sri Lanka in Hobart.
Cricket
Likely loss of Clarke to hurt home hopes
Jesse Hogan AUSTRALIA appear likely to have to attempt their desperate bid to salvage a draw in their one-day series against Sri Lanka without their most accomplished batsman, Michael Clarke.
Cricket
Hughes ton pivotal as hosts level series
Jesse Hogan A SECOND century within a fortnight from Phillip Hughes was pivotal in Australia winning its final ODI against Sri Lanka to salvage a two-all series draw.
Cricket
Hughes sets Sri Lanka a hard target
Jesse Hogan A second century within a fortnight from Phillip Hughes was pivotal in Australia winning its final ODI against Sri Lanka to salvage a two-all series draw.
Cricket
Hughes grows in key role
Jesse Hogan Hughes pleased that his earlier-than-anticipated return has gone smoothly.
Young left-handers squander tons, but have hosts riding in right direction
Jesse Hogan PRAISE him for what he did or damn him for not doing it for long enough?
Cricket
Sri Lanka bats itself back into contention
Jesse Hogan Australia's unusually large bowling attack is again under scrutiny as Sri Lanka bats steadily, trailing Australia by just eight runs at tea.
Hussey dumped, Haddin back in one-day squad
Jesse Hogan Australian selectors have made the bold decision to dump retiring champion Mike Hussey from the one-day international team, denying him a farewell tour around the country.
Cricket
Hussey guides Australia to 3-0 win
Jesse Hogan Mike Hussey has finished his international career in a situation he is well accustomed to: playing an influential role in shepherding his team to victory.
Ultimate team man plays a final, selfless role to lead Australia to victory
Jesse Hogan Mike Hussey finishes his international career shepherding his team to victory.


























