A look at Australia’s endemic shortage of quality spin bowlers and future directions.
Corey Taylor - ARTICLES
After emerging from one of the most difficult summers 20 years, Australia finally appears to have found the right combination of new talent and positivity to start consistently winning again.
Like a rose fighting its way through heavy soil, thus progresses the season of the South Australian cricket team.
The lack of a referral system in place for the current series between India and Australia must not last beyond it.
As the ICC ruminates and fumbles with the game’s future, the time is ripe for change. A fundamental shift in thinking about cricketing governance is required.
A look at what made the cheap plonk team of the IPL into champagne winners.
What if the IPL was held 10 years ago? Who would the top players be and who would they play for? Part I of this article does a bit of inverse crystal ball gazing.
Tension is growing between players and cricket administrators and without a creative, mutually-agreeable solution, players may take matters into their own hands.
The retirements of Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath after the final Ashes Test last season afforded the Australian team a duality of time for meditation on their immense achievements and on who would take their places in the team.