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Brydon Coverdale

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

'Traditional' pitch drinks caught on camera

The pitch for the third Test at the WACA ground was the scene of staff drinks on match eve, in an apparent stretching of ICC regulations surrounding the playing surface

13-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

No Johnson, no problem

The WACA is the one venue where Australia might miss Mitchell Johnson. But the way their pace attack has thrived this summer, they probably won't

12-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale in Perth

Pleased captaincy hasn't affected my batting - Clarke

The ideal captain is a man who can compartmentalise and focus on his own game when necessary, but keep the big picture in the back of his mind. In that respect, Michael Clarke has been the perfect leader in the first ten Tests of his captaincy career

12-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale in Perth

Australia undecided on all-pace attack

Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon might have to wait until the morning of the match to find out which of them will carry the drinks for the third Test against India in Perth

12-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale in Perth

Australia will adapt faster to the WACA - Ponting

Ricky Ponting believes Australia will adapt more rapidly than India to what he expects to be a traditionally fast and bouncy WACA pitch for the third Test.

11-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale at the WACA

Ponting glad to feel the rhythm again

Ricky Ponting is confident he has overcome the technical flaws that troubled him during the leanest patch of his international career

11-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale at the WACA

Haddin hopes to move on from dropped chances

Australia's wicketkeeper, Brad Haddin, has conceded his confidence took a blow when he dropped Gautam Gambhir in India's second innings at the SCG last week

09-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

Shaun Marsh struck down by gastro

Australia are confident Shaun Marsh will be fit to play the third Test against India despite being struck down with gastro

09-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

Hilfenhaus takes five in Australia's innings win

This was supposed to be India's best chance to win a Test series in Australia. It has taken only eight days of cricket for Michael Clarke's men to deny them that goal

06-Jan-2012•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

New cameras should capture faintest of edges - Hot Spot inventor

The inventor of Hot Spot, Warren Brennan, believes his technology can now pick up even the faintest of edges after the development of more sensitive cameras

05-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

Rollercoaster riders

Australia were compulsively watchable in 2011 - soaring one moment, plumbing the depths the next

05-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

India facing ordeal after Clarke's triple-century

On a day when Michael Clarke became Australia's sixth triple-centurion in Test cricket and Michael Hussey scored his 16th Test hundred, Australia consolidated their enormous advantage in the second Test against India

05-Jan-2012•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

ICC should take control of DRS - Virtual-Eye chief

The man behind Virtual Eye ball-tracking has urged the ICC to take control of the DRS and ensure the integrity of the system

04-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

Ponting's ton, Clarke's double demoralise India

Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting both scored milestone hundreds to put Australia in complete control on the second day against India in Sydney

04-Jan-2012•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Australia on top after day full of wickets

Thirteen wickets fell on the first day at the SCG, where James Pattinson and his fast-bowling colleagues, and then Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke with the bat, put Australia on top

02-Jan-2012•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Ten memorable SCG Tests

As the Sydney Cricket Ground's 100th Test approaches, ESPNcricinfo looks back at some of the most famous - and infamous - Tests at the venue

02-Jan-2012•Brydon Coverdale

India's batsmen hope for SCG magic

02-Jan-2012•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

Australian attack could become world's best - Arthur

Australia's attack could become the best in the world, according to the coach Mickey Arthur

31-Dec-2011•Brydon Coverdale

Applying constant pressure worked, says Siddle

Peter Siddle is confident Australia's pace attack can stay on top of India's experienced batting line-up if they maintain the constant pressure they built up in the first Test in Melbourne

30-Dec-2011•Brydon Coverdale in Melbourne

Australia make for compelling viewing

Michael Clarke's side is not a great one, but just about everything Australia have done in their past five Tests has made for compelling viewing. Whether good or bad, it has been impossible to look away

29-Dec-2011•Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

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