Marco Trevisiol - ARTICLES

In the great Australian sides of the 2000s, the contribution Damien Martyn made was often unjustly overlooked.

With the Review Team away in the Bahamas discussing the CW Book of the Year for 2011 guest reviewer Marco has been keeping the place ticking over.

Australia’s decline as a Test side has seen blame levelled at many areas, but the significantly changed domestic structure over the past couple of decades should probably be at the top of the list.

Australia’s 2007 WC triumph was considered the end of an era with the breaking up of the champion side having begun. A transition to a new bunch of players was necessary. Four years on, what has been the result of the transition?

A summation and rating out of 10 for every player who participated in the 2010/11 Ashes series.

England’s comfortable victory over Australia A over the weekend was a marked contrast to previous meetings between the two sides over the past 15 years.

England’s 2002/03 tour of Australia saw them attempting to defeat one of the all-time great sides at the peak of its powers. Unsurprisingly, they came up well short.

In the buildup to this year’s eagerly anticipated Ashes contest, we look back at Ashes clashes of the past. Here, we look back at the 1998/99 series which Australia won 3-1.

Brett Lee’s Test career was a mixture of both superb match-winning performances and periods of barren form. Overall, how good a Test bowler was he?

A look at why Australian cricket has failed to achieve success in Twenty20 that it has in other forms of the game.