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Kevin Durant sunk a whopping 51 points in the Oklahoma City Thunder's thrilling 124-118 overtime win against the Denver Nuggets. It was the Thunder's…
It is fair to say that the recent Australia India Test series failed to live up to the hype. India's big name batting line-up…
If Australia can get two of the youngsters feasting on runs and averaging 50 in first class consistently, The Ashes are ours. Our bowlers, arguably understregnth at the moment, would bowl out any batting line-up England has to offer. We just need to sort out our batting.
Spiro you are right, the success of the old dogs against India is fool’s gold at the moment. As India’s big four are finding out; the wheels come off very quickly.
Watch out England! Australia is going to take back the Ashes
It’s stupid how much better Messi is than everyone else.
Breaking down the brilliance of Barca
Could be the burst of energy the Heat need towards the end of the condensed season.
Kenyon Martin back to NBA and the Miami Heat?
“I can’t believe an article like this was written after that series. Whether or not it’s the Clarke influence (and it probably is), the Aussies were as well behaved as I’ve seen them for years.”
Jameswm I agree with you. It was refreshing to see – it just popped it’s old head out for a gander late in the 4th Test. And Kohli probably is a bit precious.
Can Australian cricket get past sledge mentality?
I think last night proved that they can be a decent fielding team.
Can Australian cricket get past sledge mentality?
I still love 50 over cricket. There’s merit in a smart, busy, 5-an-over yet boundary scarce middle period – the bog down as everyone is calling it.
Success of Twenty20 spells trouble for ODI cricket
I think Australia’s talent pool is stretched as far as it will go at the moment.
Will South African rugby force a Super 21 by 2018?
You don’t think fielding standards have improved in 20 years?
Can Australian cricket get past sledge mentality?
Brett of course I see this happen the other way,I just think we can be better than that. This imaginary “line” that when crossed has no place in the game – who polices it, what is the standard.
I actually don’t hate sledging, it can be entertaining, I just think it’s a bit old world.
Just my opinion.
Can Australian cricket get past sledge mentality?
I’m pretty pleased with the effect Arthur has had on the Test team so far. Hard to fault his choices.
Mickey Arthur out of line with selection policies
It’s a shame that White’s form is cold now. I had high hopes for him as a potential Test captain – I know that sounds ludacris now!
Mickey Arthur out of line with selection policies
Nice article. Wade is pounding at the door rather that kicking it in Gilchrist-style but Haddin is on severe notice.
Haddin and Healy, two gloves in a pod