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Bradman v Sobers, Marshall v Lindwall
Apr 29, 2020 New South Wales and Barbados have had two of the strongest first-class teams in the world. What would their all-time XIs look like?
Why Dhoni hates No. 7 and Swann hates No. 8
May 13, 2014 Otherwise known as part two of the Curiously Disappointing in a Particular Batting Position Test XI
'Feet are the most important thing in batsmanship'
Sep 25, 2013 Arthur Morris, Australia's oldest living Test cricketer, talks about batting, coaching, self-doubt, the Don, and being mates with Lindsay Hassett
Frank Tyson
'I wanted to stop batsmen from getting on to the front foot'
May 16, 2013 The Typhoon remembers being at his fastest, chopping willow trees to get strong, and the mateship of the 1954-55 English side
Australia in India
Remembering Australia's first tour of India
Feb 27, 2013 The Australian cricketers of 1956-57 were not so keen to tour India as they are today but that first encounter was memorable for a number of reasons
Quick picks
Jun 10, 2012 Five all-time great fast bowlers who had pace as well as every trick in the book
Twelve players will be inducted at Steve Waugh Medal
New South Wales opens Hall of Fame
Apr 3, 2008 The 12 members of New South Wales' team of the past 150 years will be the first inductees of the state's Hall of Fame when it is opened on Friday night
1946
Beating up your neighbour
Jun 16, 2007 Martin Williamson on the first Test between neighbours Australia and New Zealand ... it was to be almost 28 years before they met again
The fast bowler who got his wickets with his brain
Going out in style
Apr 28, 2007 Glenn McGrath has gone out in style; he has become the leading wicket-taker in World Cup cricket and performed so well that people are now asking, "Why is he retiring?