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.
Law to leave Bangladesh for academy role
Jesse Hogan Former Queensland batsman Stuart Law to return to Australia in a key development role.
'Nanna' shows the way
Jesse Hogan A glance at Australia's women's World Cup squad shows only one member has reached 30.
'Old girl' of Southern Stars not ready to hang up boots
Jesse Hogan A cursory glance at Australia's women's World Cup squad, dominated by players in their early 20s, reveals only one of the 15 has reached her 30th birthday, and is almost four years older than the...
Hodge wants shot at Ashes dream
Chloe Saltau and Jesse Hogan Brad Hodge approachs Victoria's selectors about a comeback to first-class cricket.
Cricket
T20 end near for Hussey
Jesse Hogan Mike Hussey has likely played his last 20-over match for Australia.
Cricket
Umpires suspended over fix claim
Jesse Hogan International Cricket Council defended its bid to strengthen its corruption-busting division.
Selector snuffs Ferguson's baggy dream
Jesse Hogan Head selector John Inverarity deems Callum Ferguson's impressive-looking one-day record misleading.
India turns to Dawes for guidance
Jesse Hogan For bowling coaches the trendiest recruitment zone appears to be Australia.
Cricket
In sizzling form
Jesse Hogan Jesse Hogan picks the top 10 Australian performances of 2011-12.
Cricket
Australia in a spin as Lyon is named to make his one-day debut
Jesse Hogan Australia's desperation to expose the ''softer underbelly'' of Sri Lanka's batting order is likely to persuade it to employ a dual spin attack for the first time in six years in today's tri-series...
