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Australia's 21-match unbeaten run has come to an end, the very day after they took an unassailable 4-0 lead in the seven-match series

The Australian juggernaut rumbled on with a convincing 67-run victory over West Indies in the first of ther weekend's double-header in Trinidad

The beginning of the end: Ian Harvey traps Chris Gayle lbw for 84 The Australian juggernaut rumbled on with a convincing 67-run victory over West Indies in the first of the weekend's double-header in Trinidad

Former Australian seamer Damien Fleming has announced his retirement to enable him to take up a coaching role at the Australian Cricket Academy in Adelaide

The South Australian Cricket Committee last night voted to accept therecommendation that the Port Adelaide Cricket Club remains in the AGrade cricket competition under a performance-based agreement.

Malcolm Speed, chief executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC), has stated that the umpires were wrong in failing to lay disciplinary charges following the controversial clash between Glenn McGrath and Ramnaresh Sarwan on the fourth day of

It was an unfamiliar-looking Australian side - no Adam Gilchrist, no Darren Lehmann, no Brett Lee (so no Lee in the Leeward Islands) - but by the end of this match, at the beautiful Beausejour Stadium in St Lucia, the tale was rather more familiar

Malcolm Gray, president of the International Cricket Council (ICC), has expressed concern at the increasingly aggressive on-field behaviour of the Australian players, and stated that the ICC would scrutinise the incidents that took place during

Transparency, accountability, relevance

Young players Nathan Hauritz and Michael Clarke will return to one-dayinternational cricket after Australian selectors made two changes forthe third match against the West Indies in St Lucia.

The International Cricket Council has announced a relaunch of its Test Championship in the light of South Africa's elevation to top spot last year at a time Australia were universally regarded as the best side in the world

The West Indies Cricket Board announced on Tuesday that the Selection Committee has named 12 players from which the final 11 will be picked for the third Cable & Wireless One-Day International against Australia at Beausejour Stadium on Wednesday

The Chairman of the Tasmanian Cricket Association, Denis Rogers AO today announced the following appointments within the structure of the Cascade Tasmanian Tigers for Season 2003/2004.

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) and Australian Cricketers' Association (ACA) have jointly advised international and state cricketers that their payments will not grow as fast as expected in the next two years.

The West Indies may have had the last laugh but Australia won the war and ultimately that is all that matters

West Indies fast bowler Jermaine Lawson will miss the remainder of the one-day series against Australia because of a back injury

West Indies might have disrupted the world order with their sensational win in Antigua less than a week ago, but Australia showed why they remain top of the pile in both Test and one-day cricket with a clinical performance to win the second ODI at

A magnificent and typically unorthodox allround performance from Ian Harvey proved too good for a spirited West Indian side, as Australia extended their unbeaten run in one-day internationals to 18 matches in a rain-affected encounter in Kingston

Upon arrival at Kingston's Manley airport, visitors are given a taste of things to come

Steve Waugh has defended his side's behaviour during their Test series in the West Indies after they came in for criticism for their unsporting conduct - and also hinted he's keen on staying the Australian Test captain for a while yet