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Having won the World Cup, the bookies have England as clear favourites to win the upcoming Ashes series. But are the Aussies really so far off the pace?
Having won the World Cup, the bookies have England as clear favourites to win the upcoming Ashes series. But are the Aussies really so far off the pace?
The 2019 Cricket World Cup was a colossal success that had fans captivated right to the final ball of the tournament – and, as it turned out, beyond.
It will be mate versus mate when Australia takes on Australia A at Southampton in a four-day pre-Ashes trial match starting at 8pm (AEST) tonight.
A mouth-watering selection trial for this year’s Ashes series gets underway tonight, with the ‘Graeme Hick XII’ taking on the ‘Brad Haddin XII’ locking horns.
Tuesday may feel as far away from the weekend as possible but, luckily, you’ve got another episode of our Game of Codes podcast to get you through the day!
The Aussie made an impact for Lancashire in his T20 debut for the club!
Australia have retained the women’s Ashes after the only Test match in the series dribbled into a drab draw at Taunton.
Steve Smith vs Pat Cummins, David Warner vs James Pattinson, Matt Wade vs Mitchell Starc, Alex Carey vs Nathan Lyon, Joe Burns vs Josh Hazlewood – there are so many tantalising match ups in tomorrow’s Australia v Australia clash.
Usman Khawaja could be in doubt to play the first Ashes Test after being left out of the 24-man group for the Australia vs Australia A match starting Tuesday, the final game before the Ashes.
It couldn’t be more obvious what one big battle we are looking forward to in the upcoming days.
It couldn’t be more obvious what one big battle we are looking forward to in the upcoming days.
It couldn’t be more obvious what one big battle we are looking forward to in the upcoming days.
The Australian cricket team’s next ODI series will be in India in January and the Australian selectors should only pick players who they think will still be playing in 2023.
The Australian cricket team’s next ODI series will be in India in January and the Australian selectors should only pick players who they think will still be playing in 2023.
The Australian cricket team’s next ODI series will be in India in January and the Australian selectors should only pick players who they think will still be playing in 2023.
Failing in the glaring spotlight of a World Cup has derailed many an international cricket career and Glenn Maxwell is now looming as the latest victim of this curse.
After an already-taxing period of cricket, it appears half the battle for the impending Ashes could be keeping players on the park.
With the World Cup in all its triumph, tragedy and controversy over, the focus now turns to what can be described as the real pinnacle of cricket, at least in Australia and England.
Australia A have idled to a draw with the England Lions, who put up a stubborn resistance in their four-day match in Canterbury.
The Cricket World Cup is rapidly fading into the distance, and the Ashes are just about upon us as cricket’s oldest rivalry gets ready to roar to life.
Tonight the Australian Women’s cricket team re-commence their fight to retain the Ashes when the first (and only) Test begins in Taunton.
It’ll be one of the most interesting selection trials in recent memory for our Australian men’s cricket team, with Australia and Australia A set to face off next week.
We wouldn’t blame you if you’re still reeling from what as an outrageous weekend of sport just gone by, but there’s been plenty happening since then.
New Zealand might have just missed out on a World Cup trophy but they look capable of winning their first Test series in Australia since 1985 this summer in what looms as a blockbuster clash.
New Zealand might have just missed out on a World Cup trophy but they look capable of winning their first Test series in Australia since 1985 this summer in what looms as a blockbuster clash.
New Zealand might have just missed out on a World Cup trophy but they look capable of winning their first Test series in Australia since 1985 this summer in what looms as a blockbuster clash.
Having won the World Cup, the bookies have England as clear favourites to win the upcoming Ashes series. But are the Aussies really so far off the pace?
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I’m saying yes on an almost default basis – brimming with confidence following the World Cup, and a home series combined…(more)