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And the band played on

... while the Titanic sank. If only Clarke had won the toss, things would have been so much better for this Lanka fan

21-Aug-2011•Rukshan Fernando

Can't bat, can't bowl, can't field

The Don Argus report into Australian cricket documents in detail the areas of improvement for the national team - and a lot of them concern the basics of the game

19-Aug-2011•Daniel Brettig

'We've got to stop using the rebuilding as an excuse'

Former selector Trevor Hohns is back in the frame. He talks about the challenge of bringing Australia's once-formidable depth back up to speed

12-Aug-2011•Interview by Daniel Brettig

Cricket's secular feast day

Boxing Day at the MCG is one of cricket's grand traditions. For some it's about being at the cricket, for some the Long Room, for some drinking themselves silly, for others a time with family

09-Aug-2011•Greg Baum

Which are the greatest dynasties of them all?

Is it possible to compare the Invincibles of 1948 to the West Indian teams of the '80s and '90s? After all they were simply products of their time

02-Aug-2011•Gideon Haigh

'Clarke will use his spinners well in Sri Lanka'

Their former coach says that even though Sri Lanka are nearly invincible on home turf, Australia, led by their new captain, can be expected to put up a good fight on this tour

02-Aug-2011•Interview by Daniel Brettig

Hilditch still spinning his wheels

The selection of Nathan Lyon in Australia's Test squad continues the panel's haphazard approach to choosing spinners under Andrew Hilditch

26-Jul-2011•Brydon Coverdale

'Every Shield game should aim to go late into day four'

The states need to look at producing pitches conducive to four-day cricket, and ensuring that younger players have mentors to turn to, says Queensland captain James Hopes

25-Jul-2011•Daniel Brettig

Max of all trades

When he's not laughing at a famous caricature of himself, former Australia bowler Max Walker is writing books, doing charity work and developing iPhone apps

25-Jul-2011•Brydon Coverdale

Kentucky fried cricket

Cricket Australia says its sponsorship deal with KFC is vital for the game's health, but in a country where childhood obesity is on the rise, many believe it's sending mixed signals

18-Jul-2011•Daniel Brettig

Keeping the premiership window open

Victoria have made 14 of the last 18 state finals. Now they face the challenge of bouncing back after their first disappointing summer in years

13-Jul-2011•Brydon Coverdale

'We need to recover quicker than West Indies'

Steve Rixon, Australia's new fielding coach, talks about how they need to get back to the basics to become the world's top fielding outfit again

04-Jul-2011•Interview by Brydon Coverdale

The art of making Taufels

Australian cricket may be under review for its problems, but its umpiring system still serves as a blueprint for the rest of the world

03-Jul-2011•Adam Wakefield

Views from the Blues' big smoke

You never know your luck in the big city that is New South Wales cricket, Nathan Hauritz says, but then you never know when you might disappear, either

27-Jun-2011•Daniel Brettig

The first thousand

A look at every 100th Test down the years: No. 1 to No. 1000 includes a match featuring the Invincibles, Holding to Boycott, and the Centenary Test

25-Jun-2011•Andrew McGlashan

BBL or the bush

If traditionalists are alarmed at Cricket Australia's new thrust on Twenty20, they'll need to get used to it. Swayed by public research findings, the board has decided to go all out to pursue new audiences

24-Jun-2011•Daniel Brettig

'There's been an artificial push towards youth in Australia'

Australian cricket is undergoing a major review of its structure, and Paul Marsh, the players' association chief, talks about its outcomes, the academy's identity crisis, his hopes for the new Big Bash League, and more

14-Jun-2011•Interview by Daniel Brettig

Consistent and prolific

In the 33 Tests he played since his return to international cricket, Simon Katich scored more runs at a higher average than any other Australian batsman

10-Jun-2011•S Rajesh

Meet the contenders

After Simon Katich's axing, Australia must find a long-term opening partner for Shane Watson. ESPNcricinfo runs the rule over the candidates who could be given chances in the next couple of years

10-Jun-2011•Brydon Coverdale

Going back to the grades

South Australia have been Sheffield Shield whipping boys for too long. Their new coach, Darren Berry, is confident he can change that by instilling an attacking mindset in his players

09-Jun-2011•Brydon Coverdale

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