Why corruption is a problem too large for cricket to solve itselfÂ
Jun 15, 2018 The legalisation of cricket betting in India would go a long way towards reducing the likelihood of fixing, but will that happen anytime soon?
The story behind the story of the Packer affair
May 5, 2018 Forty years on, a look at how Gideon Haigh's history of the rupture set a benchmark
James Sutherland's greatest challenge?
Jun 29, 2017 The Cricket Australia CEO has long been a model of pragmatic leadership, but the ongoing pay dispute will stretch his ability to find a compromise
Ditch your proposals and start again
Jun 2, 2017 Cricket Australia and the players' association are both rigidly holding on to their world views, without actually negotiating at all
Australia news
Cricket Australia's good business methods not always good sport
May 22, 2017 Learnings from industrial relations in the corporate world may not be helping Cricket Australia as much as its directors seem to think
How Australia turned around on sponsorship by alcohol brands
Apr 21, 2017 Cricket Australia's latest beer sponsorship will not feature any branding on players' uniforms, a change emblematic of the increasingly fraught relationship between alcohol and sport
How CA and the players' association are drifting antagonistically apart
Dec 20, 2016 The board no longer seems to consider the ACA a party worth engaging with in contractual negotiations
Australia news
Test or T20? The choice that changes cricket
Oct 22, 2016 Australia's clash of Twenty20 and Test fixtures, with players forced to choose between them, will come to be seen as a tipping point for the international game
Australia have an identity problem
Oct 6, 2016 Playing the "Australian way", verbally and tactically, has yielded mixed results. And it does not help that the snarl of the Waugh-era team does not sit naturally on Steve Smith's men
Australia's happy hunting ground
Jul 24, 2016 Why do Australia, so often poor in Asia, never seem to lose in Sri Lanka? Here are four possible reasons