For the first time in three years – and the first time against the West Indies since 1997 – Australia have been beaten in their own backyard. The remarkable thing? It’s a safe bet that as Shamar Joseph knocked out Josh Hazlewood’s off stump to… Read More »Every Aussie rated from second Test and series vs West Indies: Did Smith the opener get vindicated even in defeat?
As always, plenty happening including a feisty evening in Gosford, a dramatic Big Blue and the national team coach having plenty to say about our humble domestic competition. Here are your A-League Round 14 talking points. Mariners keep rolling Firstly, Mark Jackson deserves a lot… Read More »Jackson leads Mariners revival, Wood red card ruins Big Blue, Arnie lashes A-League
Having comfortably won the first Test against the West Indies, Australia faced a much bigger challenge in the second. Namely, the simultaneous India vs England Test taking place in Hyderabad, challenging, ever challenging, for the true cricket fan’s attention. This Hyderabad news shook Australia to… Read More »Steve Smith now averages 60 as an opener – so isn’t Australia the true winner?: Liebke Report Card
Rookie fast bowler Shamar Joseph spent Saturday night in hospital getting his suspected broken toe checked out but returned to the Gabba on Sunday to produce one of the all-time great spells to propel West Indies to an astounding eight-run cliffhanger Test victory over Australia.… Read More »Shamar’s a superstar: Windies rookie destroys Australia with all-time great spell to break 27-year drought in cliffhanger
Six years after Australia’s men and women took out the Sydney Sevens, is history about to repeat itself? After Australia’s women’s side romped to a 24-7 victory over the USA minus the suspended Levi sisters, Maddison and Teagan, John Manenti’s men’s side continued their remarkable… Read More »Double delight: Australia’s men and women into Perth Sevens finals after semi-final stunners