Cricket News

The move of Beau Casson, the left-arm wrist spinner, from Western Australia to New South Wales is under threat after Cricket Australia set a grievance tribunal hearing for May 29

Justin Langer is not the only one being tested after he was concussed while batting in his 100th Test against South Africa last month

Gloucestershire have announced that Ian Harvey has signed a contract to keep him at the county until the end of the summer

Cricket Australia expects first-day tickets for all five Ashes Tests to sell out within hours of their release on June 1

Steve Waugh sent out a message to the ageing members of the current Australian side to retire when they feel it's best for each of them, instead of getting caught in unnecessary media publicity

Rod Marsh, the former Australia wicketkeeper turned coach, has spoken of his excitement in taking up his new post as director of coaching at the ICC Global Cricket Academy

Australia's first official touring squad to England, the 1868 Aboriginal team, will be recognised when Aboriginal flags are flown at cricket grounds and offices

The Australian Cricketers' Association fears the international schedule could become so crowded players will have to be rested from Tests because off too much cricket

New South Wales have announced the launch of a new club which will allow members to secure one of 1250 seats in the top deck of the Bradman Stand at the SCG for all matches over the next four years

Michael Bevan has ended months of uncertainty over his cricketing future by agreeing to play another season for Tasmania

Justin Langer has dropped a clear hint that he is considering retiring from international cricket after the Ashes

Troy Cooley, Australia's new bowling coach, has sounded a warning for England's batsmen, saying his bowlers will be well equipped to reclaim the Ashes

New South Wales' slow bowling stocks have received another boost with Beau Casson, the left-arm wrist spinner, announcing today he will leave Western Australia

Shane Warne has become embroiled in yet another sex scandal, just weeks after arriving in England for the start of his stint as captain of Hampshire

Glenn McGrath has warned those writing him off ahead of this years Ashes and aims to reclaim a spot among the top three ranks in the Australian team

Shane Warne says it's possible he could still be playing Test cricket when Australia return to England for the 2009 Ashes series

Nathan Hauritz, the Queensland offspinner, has decided to leave Queensland and move to New South Wales to try and revive his fledgling Test career

Australian selectors named a strong Australia A squad for a series of four-day, one-day and Twenty20 cricket matches against A teams from New Zealand, India and Pakistan in Darwin and Cairns in July

In the meticulous fashion that we have come to expect from such a metronomic great, Glenn McGrath has chalked out his comeback plan into the Australian side

India have announced proposals to play two triangular series, one in Sri Lanka and one in North America