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James Pattinson will take an Ashes spot next summer A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size Another day, another top performance from James Pattinson with the new ball. It might be a Sheffield Shield season like no other as we stretch into March and eventually April, but Pattinson – a man who has struggled with injuries – is finally getting to his best. Constant cricket, lots of overs, his body is holding up and the accuracy and consistency he is bowling with is taking him straight to the top of the pile.

An attacking Josh Inglis could be Australia's Test answer to Rishabh Pant and Ben Stokes A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The series-defining input of Rishabh Pant and Ben Stokes in recent Tests against Australia have underlined how badly the Aussies lack a dynamic middle-order batsman capable of changing the tempo of an innings. Australia’s most painful Test losses of the past two years both were driven by counterattacking knocks from aggressive middle-order players – Pant at Brisbane last month and...

England could play 12 Tests while Australia are inactive this year, putting the Aussies at a massive disadvantage for the Ashes next summer. Cricket Australia’s decision to abandon next month’s three-Test tour of South Africa due to fears about the coronavirus means Australia have no confirmed Tests between now and the Ashes. England, meanwhile, will […]

Cricket by Tim Michell Premium Content Subscriber only Long before BBL discussions were dominated by the power surge and the x-factor, Lynnsanity was the biggest talking point in lounge rooms around the country. The current Brisbane Heat captain shot to prominence and helped put the BBL on the map with a series of epic innings during the competition's formative years. Glenn Maxwell, Dan Christian, Rashid Khan and D'Arcy Short have followed in Lynn's footsteps, sending spectators ducking for cover with monstrous sixers or bamboozling batsmen around the co...

by Andrew McMurtry 1st Feb 2021 5:20 AM A blown jock strap derailed the Sydney Thunder's Big Bash campaign as the hilarious sight of Usman Khawaja stripping down in the middle of Manuka Oval signalled the end of the season for the men in green. Khawaja opted to take his pants off and expose a pair of bright orange jocks after snapping the strap that holds his protective box in place. Watch every match of the 2020/21 KFC BBL Finals Live & Ad-Break Free During Play on Fox Cricket, available on Kayo. New to Kayo? Get your free tria...