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Former Australia spinner Nathan Hauritz on Friday was appointed as Irelands new spin bowling coach, said Cricket Ireland in a statement. It also said that Hauritzs role with Ireland will involve working with the senior mens and womens ...

One of Australia’s great cricketing all-rounders – a swashbuckling batsman and superb, athletic fielder

Andrew Symonds, the two-time World Cup winner and one of the most recognisable faces in international cricket, was killed in what police said was a single-car crash on Saturday night outside Townsville, on the north-eastern coast of Queensland, ...

Former Australia cricketer Andrew Symonds, one of the finest all-rounders and a two-time World Cup winner, has died in a tragic car accident, leaving the cricketing world in shock. He was 46 and is survived by his wife and two young children.

SYDNEY, May 15:  Former Australia cricketer Andrew Symonds, one of the finest all-rounders and a two-time World Cup winner, has died in a tragic car accident, leaving the cricketing world in shock. He was 46 and is survived by his wife and two young children. Cricket Australia has now lost three prominent figures in the past two months. Spin legend Shane Warne and former wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh had died within hours of each other in March. According to a statement […]

Big Bash League (BBL) side Brisbane Heat have shocked its legion of fans and millions of cricket followers in the country by confirming that they would not offer a fresh contract to their iconic batter Chris Lynn, who was with them for more ...

Nine months on from going live with a transformational rebrand, chief customer officer shares the business results and metrics she's using to measure impact

By LIAM DURKIN, GREGOR MACTAGGART AND MICHELLE SLATER IT is destination Regional Victoria for the 2026 Commonwealth Games. More specifically, […]

Former New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori will take over as Birmingham Phoenix men coach for the Hundred 2022 tournament, following Andrew McDonald appointm

In this love-hate relationship, Afghans view Australia with anger, despair as well as a ray of hope