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Australia are getting stronger - Warne

Shane Warne has said that Australia, contrary to popular belief, are getting better and England will have to improve to challenge them next year

07-Oct-2008•Andrew McGlashan

Batting and spin give India the edge

Stats preview of the four-Test series between India and Australia

07-Oct-2008•S Rajesh

A strange and sublime rivalry

How does India, a team that has never consistently staked a claim to No. 2, repeatedly manage to look the mighty Australians in the eye and not flinch?

07-Oct-2008•Sidharth Monga

Fast men on slow tracks

What will Australia's quick bowlers need to do to succeed in India? We asked a few experts

06-Oct-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

'Aura lasts 20 minutes, then reality sets in'

Has Australia's image of invincibility been dented in recent months? We asked two men who helped build the machine

04-Oct-2008•Interviews by Nagraj Gollapudi

Talent finally tempered

A day after he was dropped from the Test squad, Rohit Sharma underwent a personal journey back to redemption

02-Oct-2008•Sriram Veera in Hyderabad

Siddle in the middle

Big and blond, fast and fast-tracked: only 11 matches into his first-class career, Australia's latest quick-bowling prospect has his sights set on a possible Test debut

23-Sep-2008•Brydon Coverdale

Sledgehammer Sam speaks

As the clock ticks on the Invincibles, 60 years on from the tour that made them, Sam Loxton still talks as he played

09-Sep-2008•Peter English

Spin trio take trial in their stride

Kanishkaa Balachandran on how Beau Casson, Bryce McGain and Jason Krejza are trying to stake their claim for national selection via the A team's tour to India

08-Sep-2008•Kanishkaa Balachandran in Hyderabad

'Results first, entertainment second'

Australian cricket's working-class hero talks about being a dour batsman in a team full of dashers, and how he overcame his bad patch

05-Sep-2008•Interview by Sriram Veera

Keeping it real

Brad Haddin is finally filling Adam Gilchrist's vast shoes as Australia's keeper, but he's not about to let his predecessor's reputation overwhelm him. "It's important that you leave your own mark on the team," he says

03-Sep-2008•Brydon Coverdale

Forever superstar

Modern fame is perishable; Bradman's wasn't. And his feats are just about half of what his legend survives on

26-Aug-2008•Gideon Haigh

Custodian in chief

Bradman's image may be that of a stodgy, almost puritanical man, but his grand love and care for the game's well-being were undeniable and would be useful now

26-Aug-2008•Christian Ryan

Memories of a mentor and a mate

The Invincible Sam Loxton talks to Peter English a few days ahead of Don Bradman's centenary and tells him about the childhood hero who became his captain and great friend

24-Aug-2008

'You need to be a hard coach sometimes'

The former New Zealand coach shares insights from a career in which he made a speciality of cracking tough nuts and getting hard cases to toe the party line

20-Aug-2008•Interview by Sriram Veera

Practical magic

Forty-some years before Mendis made heads turn, an Australian country boy was being hailed as Jack Iverson's successor in the ranks of the freak spinners

23-Jul-2008•Nagraj Gollapudi

The cap that became a crown

How did the baggy green turn into an enduring symbol of Australian sporting excellence?

29-Jun-2008•Peter English

Relentless Australia defeat one-man army

Stats review of the three-Test series between West Indies and Australia

17-Jun-2008•S Rajesh

Old and new faces share the load

Cricinfo assesses the performances of Australia's players in their 2-0 series victory over West Indies

17-Jun-2008•Brydon Coverdale

For love of the green

From just another item of kit to an emblem of Australian excellence - the baggy green cap has come a long way

16-Jun-2008•Gideon Haigh

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