Queensland left-hander Matt Renshaw’s search for a pivotal innings in his quest for a Test opening berth has been undermined by persistent rain at the Gabba against Western Australia. Renshaw was unbeaten at lunch on 37 with opening partner Joe Burns 19 not out, but… Read More »November rain a pain for Renshaw in Test recall bid, Tassie on top against Blues, Harper slams ton for Vics
Australia are sending more of their World Cup heroes home from India as they fly in reinforcements for the final three Twenty20s. Sean Abbott, Josh Inglis, Glen Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Steve Smith and Adam Zampa will head home following the third T20 against India on… Read More »More Aussie stars leaving T20 series, reinforcements flying in but Head sticking around to torment India
Pat Cummins says the Cricket World Cup brought the best out of his captaincy and insist he gets better with every game as Australia’s one-day international skipper. Cummins’ stunning performance as the architect of Australia’s sixth World Cup crown brought to an end any lingering… Read More »World Cup stars reject nagging question ahead of Test summer
Organisers are hopeful Carlos Alcaraz will join a growing list of stars at the restored Brisbane International before entries close for the Australian Open lead-in event next week. This year’s Australian Open women’s finalists Elena Rybakina and Aryna Sabalenka, as well as exciting American Ben… Read More »‘Bullish Draw’ looms at Brisbane International with star trio confirmed, Alcaraz in sights
He might have intended to pass the baton on following the World Cup, but former Wallabies coach turned Los Pumas mentor Michael Cheika could be on the cusp of signing on with the South Americans. A report coming out of Ole Rugby overnight said it… Read More »Cheika set for contract extension as another Wallabies head coaching candidate slips by