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
Christian and Bollinger among those discarded by Indian Premier League teams
Jesse Hogan All-rounder Daniel Christian and former Test paceman Doug Bollinger are among 13 Australian discarded by their Indian Premier League teams.
Cricket
Beer sponsor returns at mid-strength for one day internationals
Jesse Hogan Carlton & United Breweries has sought to reduce expected criticism of its return as sponsor of one-day internationals in Australia by using the deal to promote one of its lower-alcohol beers.
Cricket
Bailey out to build on base laid in adversity
Jesse Hogan One of Australia's worst results over the past year, a clean sweep by England in a one-day series, passed almost unnoticed because it was played at unfriendly hours and was trumped for attention by...
Cricket
Cricket secures mega-deal
Jesse Hogan Cricket Australia has overcome widespread pessimism to seal a massive sponsorship deal.
Cricket
Christian, McDonald in swap
Jesse Hogan Victoria and South Australia set aside recent acrimony to complete a swap of key all-rounders.
Cricket
Hughes backs selectors on Haddin, Rogers
Jesse Hogan and David Sygall Brad Haddin's recall as Test wicketkeeper and installation as vice-captain for the Ashes has earned Australia's selectors praise from former captain Kim Hughes.
Cricket
Healy welcomes back Haddin
Jesse Hogan Australian wicketkeeping great Ian Healy's only quibble with Brad Haddin's return to the Test team is that he was dropped and replaced by Matthew Wade in the first place.
Cricket
McDonald and Finch seek release from the Bushrangers
Jesse Hogan More frustration for Victoria after ending the 2012-13 season without silverware.
Cricket
Secret list for Champions Trophy
Jesse Hogan Cricket Australia allowed to keep secret its list of 30 players for Champions Trophy.
Cricket
SACA found guilty of illegally approaching Muirhead
Jesse Hogan South Australian Cricket Association faces a fine of up to $150,000 after being found guilty of illegally approaching a contracted player: emerging Victorian leg-spinner James Muirhead.
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
Bulls claim title as Vics fall short
Jesse Hogan The Darren Lehmann-led revival of Queensland cricket continues. So too does Victoria's record of dominating the Ryobi Cup until the biggest match of the season.
No decision on new cup chairman
Jesse Hogan Directors of 2015 Cricket World Cup organising committee yet to decide on new chairman.
Cricket
Victorian spinner turning heads in South Australia
Jesse Hogan James Muirhead has allegedly been chased by South Australia.
Blues scent finals spot after beating Bushrangers
Jesse Hogan The Blues' second win at the MCG in the past 20 years has created a logjam in the race for entry into the Sheffield Shield final and left first-placed Victoria at risk of more disappointment this...
Vics look for outright win
Jesse Hogan Inspired by Cameron White and Michael Hill, Victoria easily gains first-innings points.
Website beats India's radio ban
Jesse Hogan Radio-commentary blackout for the India-Australia Test series has been broken.
Sofa, yet so near: fans all ears after commentary team's rescue act
Jesse Hogan THE radio-commentary blackout for the India-Australia Test series has been broken by a London-based group of cricket devotees.
Spinner ropes in Bulls and lays claim for Ashes
Jesse Hogan It took just half an over to show why officials are lobbying for Fawad Ahmed's eligibility for Australia to be expedited.
Cricket
Ahmed cashes in as Vics quick to sign spinner
Jesse Hogan For Fawad Ahmed, receiving his first full-time playing contract is a significant milestone.

























