Brydon Coverdale

Assistant editor, ESPNcricinfo

'Outstanding' Boland reaps reward for Shield consistency

Scott Boland, who has been placed on standby to join Australia's squad for the first Test against West Indies, has received high praise from his Victoria coach David Saker and national selector Rod Marsh

01-Dec-2015•Brydon Coverdale

How deep are Australia's pace reserves?

With Ryan Harris and Mitchell Johnson retired and Mitchell Starc out injured, Australia's fast-bowling depth is set to be seriously tested over the next few months

01-Dec-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Australia have weaknesses we can exploit - Holder

West Indies captain Jason Holder has said that his team will approach the upcoming Australia Tests with "a lot of belief" and an intention to play "aggressive cricket"

30-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Classy Williamson, cathartic Taylor, off-key Boult

ESPNcricinfo marks the New Zealand players out of 10 following their 2-0 series defeat to Australia

30-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Australia sneak home in tense finish

Australia sneaked home to win the inaugural day-night Test match against New Zealand by three wickets

29-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

New Zealand lead by 94 as wickets tumble

Peter Nevill and the tail helped Australia unexpectedly gain a first-innings lead on the second day in Adelaide, but a controversial umpiring decision played arguably the biggest role in denying New Zealand the advantage

28-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Bowlers dominate early in day-night Test

Bowlers dominated the first day at Adelaide Oval, where 12 wickets fell as the pink ball made its debut in Test cricket. New Zealand made 202 before Australia reached 2 for 54 at stumps

27-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Teams ready to create history

ESPNcricinfo's preview of the third Test between Australia and New Zealand at Adelaide Oval

26-Nov-2015•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

The pink ball: evolution, not revolution

Day-night Test cricket is yet another change in Test cricket - one in many over the years. It does not amount to standing the game on its head, as some might suggest

23-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Burns urges batsmen to have open minds

Joe Burns, who has experience playing with the pink ball, has urged batsmen to remember that it will not behave like the traditional red one

22-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Saker concerned Pattinson could be 'underdone'

James Pattinson's state coach David Saker has raised concerns that the fast bowler could be "underdone" ahead of a possible return to the Test team for the first time in more than 18 months

19-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Five touches of Mitchcraft

A look back at some of Mitchell Johnson's best and fiercest Test spells

17-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Johnson signs off with two wickets in draw

There was no fairytale finish for Mitchell Johnson, but it was satisfying all the same. Johnson's final acts in Test cricket were to take two wickets in the last session as New Zealand's batsmen played out a draw, but it was a result that meant Australia

17-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Smith, Voges build lead after Taylor's 290

Steven Smith and Adam Voges both scored hundreds as Australia's lead neared 200 on the fourth day against New Zealand at the WACA

16-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Taylor's double-ton turns tables on Australia

Ross Taylor scored an unbeaten 235 and Kane Williamson made 166 as New Zealand dominated the third day against Australia at the WACA

15-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Williamson fights, but Australia on top

New Zealand finished the second day in Perth on 2 for 140, with Kane Williamson unbeaten on 70. They trailed by 419 runs after Australia declared on 9 for 559 earlier in the day

14-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Warner's double-century crushes NZ spirits

David Warner's career-best 244 not out crushed New Zealand's spirits on the first day at the WACA, where Usman Khawaja scored 121

13-Nov-2015•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Australia seek to secure series

ESPNcricinfo's preview of the second Test between Australia and New Zealand at the WACA

12-Nov-2015•The Preview by Brydon Coverdale

Australia's fielding 'average at best' - Lehmann

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann has described the team's fielding as "average at best" during their win over New Zealand at the Gabba

10-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

Johnson's experience key in young side

Australia's coach Darren Lehmann admits he has no idea how long the team will have Mitchell Johnson, but he believes there are enough good young fast bowlers who can step up whenever Johnson retires

10-Nov-2015•Brydon Coverdale

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