Darwin set to host international cricket after 17 years
South Africa are expected to play the first two T20Is in August here
12-Mar-2025•AAP
Darwin wants South Africa T20Is for international return
The Northern Territory aims to bring Australia back for winter cricket
21-Aug-2024•AAP
Bangladesh to tour Australia in 2010
21-Feb-2008•Cricinfo staff
Digging up Darwin's cricketing links
The wonder of Test cricket in Darwin, as Dr Johnson might have said,
is that it is there at all
17-Jul-2006•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch
Bangladesh play purely for pride at Darwin
Bangladesh's motivation and objectives in the last of their three one-day internationals against Australia at Darwin tomorrow have been clearly spelled out for them by their coach
05-Aug-2003•Lynn McConnell
Darwin and Cairns to host Sri Lanka in 2004 Tests
Cricket Australia today announced that international cricket will return to the top end cities of Darwin and Cairns in 2004 after finalising arrangements for a two-Test series involving Sri Lanka
19-Jul-2003•Cricket Australia
At Darwin, VIPs come in various sizes
Test cricket came to Australia's Top End today, when Steve Waugh won the toss and put Bangladesh in to bat on the drop-in pitch at the Marrara Oval, a cosy oasis of green in the dry old Northern Territory
18-Jul-2003•Roving Reporter by Steven Lynch
Pitch drops in at Darwin
The first Test between Australia and Bangladesh at Darwin is an unusual one for a number of reasons: it's being played in the Australian winter; the venue has never been used for even a first-class match; and the Test will be played on a drop-in
17-Jul-2003•Nagraj Gollapudi
Darwin timings changed at broadcaster's behest
The business of international cricket revolves around television
08-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff
Pitches drop in on Darwin
Preparations for Bangladesh's maiden Test tour of Australia are fully underway
19-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff
Marrara Oval pitch installation begins
Official ground works at Marrara Oval began today (16 June) with Melbourne Cricket Club Arenas Manager, Tony Ware, commencing the first phase of the Test and one-day international pitch installation for next month's Top End Tour
16-Jun-2003•Australian Cricket Board
Cairns, Darwin to become first cities outside capitals to host Test cricket
Darwin and Cairns will become the first Australian cities outside the nation's capitals to host Test matches after the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that Test and one-day international cricket will be played in Northern Australia
02-May-2002•Australian Cricket Board
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