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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.

Class act: Phillip Hughes bats at Blundstone Arena.

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.

Sri Lanka claim Twenty20 series after tense finish

Jesse Hogan AUSTRALIAN selectors should feel relieved the next World Twenty20 is still 14 months away, as the national team's bid to belatedly succeed in the shortest format remains a flawed one.

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.

Tails you lose for Sri Lanka

Jesse Hogan THE tale of two tails is an explanation of why Matthew Wade will leave Sydney with a maiden home Test century to his name and why Sri Lanka will, barring a Fanie de Villiers-type effort from one of...

Cricket

Worthy Sri Lanka buoyed for Test return

Jesse Hogan Sri Lanka's players have cause to be enthusiastic about their Test return next summer.

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

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.

Perfect end for all-rounder

Jesse Hogan Veteran all-rounder ends her decorated international cricket career in a blaze of glory.

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.

Cricket

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.

Cricket

Hughes up for Indian spin

Jesse Hogan Left-hander bullish about chances of withstanding spin onslaught in India.

Cricket

No excuse, Stars choked: McGuire

Jesse Hogan Melbourne Stars president Eddie McGuire says his team panicked worse than Sam Stosur.

Cricket

Warne may bow out of Bash

Jesse Hogan The Melbourne Stars accept the possibility that a second Big Bash League season without Champions League qualification for Shane Warne, plus his imminent threat of a second suspension, will diminish...