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
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.
No decision on new cup chairman
Jesse Hogan Directors of 2015 Cricket World Cup organising committee yet to decide on new chairman.
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.
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Women's side aims for the stars beyond T20 successes
Jesse Hogan Southern Stars begin World Cup campaign eager to prove their superiority.
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D. Hussey still chases ODI dream
Jesse Hogan David Hussey is looking to Victoria's match against England Lions as a springboard for the Bushrangers' Ryobi Cup campaign, and also for him to return to Australia's one-day team.
Cameron, Lanning keep Stars unbeaten
Jesse Hogan JESS CAMERON'S batting form in Australia's opening two matches of the women's World Cup had not been befitting of someone deservedly just awarded the Belinda Clark Medal for their best player of the...
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Stars gear up for England
Jesse Hogan Jess Cameron's batting form in Australia's opening two matches of the women's World Cup - she made seven and zero - was not befitting of someone who had deservedly just won the Belinda Clark Medal...
Kingaroy teen on top of the world
Jesse Hogan Holly Ferling emerges as valuable player in Australia's surge to final of women's World Cup.
Star injury unearths teenage tearaway
Jesse Hogan A SEVENTEEN-year-old who had played almost exclusively against boys and men until four months ago has emerged as a valuable player in Australia's surge to the final of the women's World Cup.
Stars ready for pressure
Jesse Hogan Australia set to put best foot forward against West Indies in World Cup game.
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Indians block news photo agency
Jesse Hogan Australian publishers will have to restrict coverage of their team's tour of India.
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From low profile to highly influential
Jesse Hogan New South Wales' newly appointed assistant coach, Trent Woodhill, is someone whose public profile is incomparable to his reputation among elite players and officials who have worked with him.
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Windies 'out-bowled us': Stars
Jesse Hogan Australia insists it was gutted to lose its dead-rubber match against the West Indies, despite the result eliminating its rivals England and New Zealand from contention to win the women's World Cup.
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Dimmed Stars still hope to shine in India
Jesse Hogan Captain Jodie Fields reckons Twenty20 loss to New Zealand will be only a short-term irritation that will have no bearing on Australia's optimism toward women's World Cup.
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Charlesworth backs up cricket rotation policy
Jesse Hogan Elite-level coach Ric Charlesworth emphatically endorses contentious selection practice.
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Tricky business
Jesse Hogan Clint Mckay's new-found cunning and guile has made some top BBL batsman look inept.
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More rounded Hughes says he has both sides covered
Jesse Hogan FOR much of the past year Phillip Hughes has been repressing his instinct to flay bowlers between cover and third man, realising his strength was being used against him by bowlers.
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I'd bat first in Test: Bellerive curator
Jesse Hogan, Hobart Bellerive curator Marcus Pamplin says he would bat first on the most talked about pitch in Australian cricket.
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First-day honours to Australia as Lankan pacemen miss the mark
Jesse Hogan GOING by the scorecards, Michael Clarke was taking a risk when he chose to bat first at Bellerive, given the three first-class matches that preceded the opening Test against Sri Lanka produced an...
