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The selectors have made their decisions about who will play in the World Cup and, as per usual, much has been made about our squad. It’s too late to offer suggestions on who should be in the squad, but it’s worthwhile looking at how this team should play.
The selectors have made their decisions about who will play in the World Cup and, as per usual, much has been made about our squad. It’s too late to offer suggestions on who should be in the squad, but it’s worthwhile looking at how this team should play.
It’s common knowledge that the interests and expectations of young people are changing, but as cricket pivots to keep pace, we should consider what may be lost.
Let’s take a short trip back in time to the first week of February 2019. The Australians, six months out from a world cup they would enter as defending champions, had suffered a series of successive defeats on home soil at the hands of a rampaging India.
The club vs nation debate is a big mess in cricket.
There’s been a lot of debate about how India will go into the World Cup, but it’s the nation’s bench strength rather than their playing XI that is prompting these uncertain questions.
India and Australia meet in the fifth and final One Day International in Delhi. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7pm (AEDT).
Virat Kohli has questioned the consistency of the Decision Review System after a key call went against India during the dramatic high-scoring ODI in Chandigarh.
Marcus Stoinis’ broken thumb was the only sore point to emerge from Australia’s greatest ODI victory under coach Justin Langer.
A jaw-dropping innings of 84* from 43 balls by rookie Ashton Turner propelled Australia to an unlikely win in the fourth ODI in India last night, levelling the series at 2-2.
Australia beat India in a bilateral series in India for the first time in ten years, becoming just the fifth team to come back from 0-2 down to win a series 3-2.
Australia beat India in a bilateral series in India for the first time in ten years, becoming just the fifth team to come back from 0-2 down to win a series 3-2.
Australia beat India in a bilateral series in India for the first time in ten years, becoming just the fifth team to come back from 0-2 down to win a series 3-2.
Australia kept the series alive with a barely-there win over India in Ranchi, now they need another victory to level the series at two-all, heading into the final match. Join The Roar for live scores and the blog from 7pm AEDT.
Australia kept the series alive with a barely-there win over India in Ranchi, now they need another victory to level the series at two-all, heading into the final match. Join The Roar for live scores and the blog from 7pm AEDT.
Australia kept the series alive with a barely-there win over India in Ranchi, now they need another victory to level the series at two-all, heading into the final match. Join The Roar for live scores and the blog from 7pm AEDT.
On 18 March 2018 Vijay Shankar was the laughing stock of the internet. In his debut innings in the Nidahas Trophy final – a T20 tri-series between India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh – he had been sent ahead of Dinesh Karthik in their run chase of 167.
Australian captain Aaron Finch made a welcome return to form last night, while Usman Khawaja cracked his first ODI ton as the tourists beat India in the third ODI in Ranchi.
Australia will look to pull off their first ODI victory of a tough series in India during the third match in Ranchi, with a loss ensuring the tourists will be out of the hunt for the trophy. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage from 7pm (AEDT).
If I were to ask you who is the favourite to win the 2019 Cricket World Cup, you could say England, India or whoever stirs your being.
All summer I’ve been asking the question why is Pat Cummins, Australia’s most successful quick, a change bowler?
India host Australia in the second One Day International at Nagpur. Join The Roar for live scores and commentary from 7pm (AEDT).
England are raging favourites to win the World Cup in four months from now yet it is India who are the much better balanced ODI side.
Although played over 9000 kilometres and 43 days apart, the one-day internationals between Australia and India in Melbourne and Hyderabad provided striking similarities.
Australia lost a thrilling ODI against India in Nagpur on Tuesday night, despite some late hitting from Marcus Stoinis.
Australia lost a thrilling ODI against India in Nagpur on Tuesday night, despite some late hitting from Marcus Stoinis.
Australia lost a thrilling ODI against India in Nagpur on Tuesday night, despite some late hitting from Marcus Stoinis.
The selectors have made their decisions about who will play in the World Cup and, as per usual, much has been made about our squad. It’s too late to offer suggestions on who should be in the squad, but it’s worthwhile looking at how this team should play.
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