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The bouncer goes on

This Test couldn't really start until a bowler hit the middle of the pitch, until that first bouncer was bowled aggressively and handled safely. Because the bouncer belongs to cricket

09-Dec-2014•Jarrod Kimber at Adelaide Oval

Sand, surf, sixes

There are few things more Aussie than thwacking the tennis ball into the Indian Ocean

09-Dec-2014•Lee McDonald

One of our own

A Pakistani fan pays tribute to Phillip Hughes

08-Dec-2014•Reza Ali

Clarke steels for start of big summer

After a harrowing fortnight, Australia's captain tries to get back to meeting on-field challenges

08-Dec-2014•Daniel Brettig

Test cricket enters its toughest week

The first Test will be hard to play, but it must be played. It will be difficult to watch, but it must be watched. The first ball can't be bowled soon enough, though nobody can be quite prepared for it

07-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga in Adelaide

India, Australia's most formidable opponent

A stats analysis of India's recent record in and against Australia, and their chances going into the first Test in Adelaide

07-Dec-2014•Bishen Jeswant

Mitchell Johnson's moral dilemma

To bounce or not to bounce? Fast bowling has been one of cricket's most high-profile arts but Phillip Hughes' death has shrouded the game in a different light. How will one of today's most menacing bowlers react?

06-Dec-2014•Jarrod Kimber

Let it pass

Cricket's most evocative, vulnerable and downright thrilling exponents of the non-shot

06-Dec-2014•Phil Walker

Australia take first step on the long road back

Back in training for the first time since the death of Phillip Hughes, Australia's players and staff made conscious attempts at fun and games, at bonding, at being there for each other

05-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga

Hanging by a wire

Exploring Melbourne by tram is a congenial way to travel the city

04-Dec-2014•Benjamin Golby

Adelaide turns out for its adopted son

Two thousand kilometres from the actual funeral service, many who could have watched it on TV at home showed up at the Adelaide Oval to bid Phillip Hughes farewell

03-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga at the Adelaide Oval

Remembering Archie

Phillip Hughes' death brings to mind the grief felt across Australia at the passing of brilliant, humble 23-year-old Archie Jackson 81 years ago

03-Dec-2014•Greg Growden

'I have gone through what you're going through'

Mehrab Hossain, who played the pull shot that ended Raman Lamba's life 16 years ago, has a message of support for Sean Abbott

02-Dec-2014•Mohammad Isam

A billion Bill Lawrys

Down the years, Australia was the cricket country Indians wanted theirs to aspire to be

02-Dec-2014•Rahul Bhattacharya

New Zealand's Sharjah records, and aged debutants

Also, most twin fifties in Tests, and a correction about most first-class wickets in a calendar year

02-Dec-2014•Steven Lynch

Macksville prepares for Hughes' final homecoming

The tragic death of its most famous resident has drawn an unfamiliar degree of attention to a 7000-strong town halfway between Sydney and Brisbane

01-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga

Playing in the park

The pros make a match of it at the SCG, but all-round entertainment is available elsewhere in Harbour City

28-Nov-2014•Benjamin Golby

#putoutyourbats

People across the world paid tribute to Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes, who died on November 27, by putting out their bats

28-Nov-2014•ESPNcricinfo staff

Phillip Hughes: Country kid who moved a nation

Likeable, hard-working and skilful, it was a matter of time before Phillip Hughes cemented his spot in the Australian Test team. Then, improbably and inconsolably, his time ran out

27-Nov-2014•Daniel Brettig

The prizefighting artist

There was something quite thrilling in the expectation of watching Phillip Hughes bat. Compelling and irresistible, he left a brushstroke on the canvas of the game

27-Nov-2014•Mark Nicholas

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