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Pattinson may be saved for A tour ahead of Ashes

James Pattinson may not make it to the ODI tour of England despite his expected recovery as the selectors ponder whether to afford him a more comprehensive pre-Ashes scouting visit on an Australia A tour of the UK

21-Apr-2012•Daniel Brettig

Siddle and Pattinson fly home with back injuries

Peter Siddle has flown home from Australia's tour of the West Indies and James Pattinson will follow him at the conclusion of the second Test

19-Apr-2012•Daniel Brettig in Port-of-Spain

Australia take control with early wickets

Australia took a long time to manoeuvre their position with the bat in Port-of-Spain but far less with the ball

16-Apr-2012•The Report by Andrew McGlashan

Sri Lanka in finals after nine-run win

Sri Lanka secured a place in the tri-series finals with a tense victory over Australia

02-Mar-2012•The Report by Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Lee keen to play despite broken foot

Brett Lee has revealed his right foot is still broken and the injury has caused him significant pain throughout the tri-series

01-Mar-2012•Brydon Coverdale in Melbourne

Simple equation for startled Sri Lanka

ESPNcricinfo previews the triangular series ODI between Australia and Sri Lanka in Melbourne

01-Mar-2012•The Preview by Daniel Brettig

Pattinson returns at Harris' expense

James Pattinson has been recalled to Australia's ODI squad at the expense of Ryan Harris after proving himself fit to return from more than a month out of action due to a foot injury

28-Feb-2012•Daniel Brettig

Pattinson aims for end of one-day series

James Pattinson hopes to be part of Australia's squad for the last few games of the Commonwealth Bank Series after recovering from an injury to his left foot

17-Feb-2012•Brydon Coverdale

Shield cricket Shaun Marsh's 'path' to WI - Arthur

Shaun Marsh's 79 in the Shield game against Queensland has pleased national coach Mickey Arthur, but Marsh will need sustained performance in first-class cricket if he is to make it to the West Indies trip

08-Feb-2012•Sidharth Monga

Pattinson hopes to play in tri-series

The fast bowler James Pattinson is confident he will be fit to play in the second half of the Commonwealth Bank Series

01-Feb-2012•Brydon Coverdale

Boots investigated as potential source of foot injuries

Boots worn by the young fast bowlers Pat Cummins, James Pattinson and Josh Hazlewood are being investigated as a potential source of the foot injuries that cruelled their summer

17-Jan-2012•Daniel Brettig

Injured Pattinson out of series

Australia's young fast bowling spearhead James Pattinson is out of the remainder of the Test series against India after scans revealed the early signs of stress fractures in the metatarsal bone of his left foot

06-Jan-2012•Daniel Brettig

India intimidated by quality bowling - Pattinson

Australia have intimidated India's batsmen with the quality of their bowling, capitalising on the visitors' haste to get started with a relentless line and full length, James Pattinson has said

03-Jan-2012•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

Australia on top after day full of wickets

Thirteen wickets fell on the first day at the SCG, where James Pattinson and his fast-bowling colleagues, and then Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke with the bat, put Australia on top

02-Jan-2012•The Report by Brydon Coverdale

Australian attack could become world's best - Arthur

Australia's attack could become the best in the world, according to the coach Mickey Arthur

31-Dec-2011•Brydon Coverdale

'It's a dream come true' - Pattinson

James Pattinson, the Australia fast bowler, has described his first Boxing Day Test as "a dream come true" after he won the Man-of-the-Match award in the 122-run victory over India

29-Dec-2011•Brydon Coverdale at the MCG

Quicks fire Australia to 122-run win

Australia's fast men obliterated India with bowling of sustained hostility and direction to deliver a handsome 122-run victory to the hosts, on day four of the first Test at the MCG

29-Dec-2011•The Report by Daniel Brettig at the MCG

We're quite happy with 150 - Brownlie

Rarely in Test cricket is a first-innings score of 150 enough. New Zealand have never won a Test having scored so few batting first

09-Dec-2011•Brydon Coverdale in Hobart

Pattinson five-for puts Australia in control

Phillip Hughes was caught Martin Guptill, bowled Chris Martin yet again, after Australia's quicks made the most of a verdant Hobart pitch to rout New Zealand for a meagre 150

08-Dec-2011•The Report by Daniel Brettig

Pattinson debut exposes coaching disparity

James Pattinson's astonishing debut has exposed the often vast differences between state and national coaching philosophies in Australia

06-Dec-2011•Daniel Brettig

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