Hockley confirmed as permanent CA chief after impossible summer - Newspaper
MELBOURNE: Nick Hockley has been confirmed as Cricket Australia (CA)’s permanent Chief Executive Officer after...
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MELBOURNE: Nick Hockley has been confirmed as Cricket Australia (CA)’s permanent Chief Executive Officer after...
Cricket Australia (CA) on Wednesday announced schedule for five-Test Ashes series which will begin on December 8 with the first Test in Brisbane.In addition to Ashes, the Australian men's team will play Afghanistan for the first time in Test ...
Cricket by Jai Bednall 13th May 2021 8:54 AM Steve Smith says he's keen and Tim Paine would be happy to support a decision to have Australia's best batsman replace him as Test captain. Smith's case has been steadily building as his form remains superb and the stain of South Africa gradually washes away in the eyes of important figures in the Australian cricket fraternity and large parts of the public. Paine has previously recognised Smith's ambitions to return to the role he lost after the ball-tampering scandal in Cape Town but...
The 36-year-old Paine has been under intense scrutiny after Australia were beaten 1-2 by an injury-ravaged India in a home Test series.
SYDNEY: Australia paceman Josh Hazlewood has decided to opt out of the Indian Premier League (IPL) and rest up for a crowded schedule of international cricket culminating with the Ashes at the end of the year. The 30-year-old fast bowler was scheduled to play a second season for the Chennai Super Kings in the IPL, which is being played across six venues, initially without spectators, from April 9 to May 30. “It’s been a long 10 months in bubbles and quarantine at different times, so I decided to have a rest from cricket and spend some time at home and in Australia in the next two months...