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Atapattu's tour in doubt after outburst

Marvan Atapattu may be sent home after calling the Sri Lanka selectors a set of muppets, headed by a joker

11-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

Vandort, rain and bad light frustrate Australia

Michael Vandort gave Australia's new-look attack its first real examination, forcing the players to work a full five-day week with his resilient 82 before he became Stuart MacGill's 200th Test wicket

10-Nov-2007•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

'Selectors are muppets headed by a joker' - Atapattu

Marvan Atapattu lashed out at the national selectors calling them a set of muppets headed by a joker

10-Nov-2007•Sa'adi Thawfeeq at the Gabba

Lee revels as bowling spearhead

Brett Lee's first Test in charge of a restructured attack is going according to plan after his four first-innings wickets allowed Ricky Ponting to enforce the follow-on

10-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Johnson picks his first and Lee umpires

Plays of the day from the third day of the first Test between Australia and Sri Lanka in Brisbane

10-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Polished Australia compound Sri Lanka's misery

Australia's new era continued to look much like their old one as they mercilessly dominated at the Gabba for a third day, forcing Sri Lanka to follow-on a massive 340 runs behind

09-Nov-2007•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

Australia maintain stranglehold

Michael Hussey shook off his fears over a short Test lead-up to register his sixth Test century and continue an impressive rebuild of Australia's team after the loss of three greats

09-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Bayliss hopes for strong batting performance

Trevor Bayliss, the Sri Lanka coach, expects his batsmen to adopt the same approach as Australian pair Michael Hussey and Michael Clarke

09-Nov-2007•Sa'adi Thawfeeq at the Gabba

Stalking the Don, an amiable track, and a net loss

Plays of the day from the second day of the first Test between Australia and Sri Lanka in Brisbane

09-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Clarke and Hussey put Australia on track

Twin centuries to Michael Clarke and Michael Hussey gave Australia's scorecard a familiar look for their first Test innings of their home summer, which Ricky Ponting finally closed at 4 for 551

08-Nov-2007•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Sri Lanka optimistic despite dropped chances

Despite an ordinary fielding display where they put down three easy catches, Sri Lanka had reason to feel pleased with their performance on the opening day

08-Nov-2007•Sa'adi Thawfeeq at the Gabba

Jaques takes centre stage

Once Jaques was set, he was able to cruise, but the first session was incredibly difficult as he dealt with rain delays and a seaming pitch. Neither he nor Hayden made terminal errors and their opening stand of 69 was crucial in setting up Australia's 3 f

08-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Bucknor and Dar trip up over visas

Steve Bucknor and Aleem Dar, the two umpires who stood in the World Cup Final earlier this year, have struggled with visa problems which prevented them from standing in the first Test between Australia and Sri Lanka at Brisbane

08-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

A lockout, a slow start, and familiar chants

Plays of the day from the first day of the first Test between Australia and Sri Lanka in Brisbane

08-Nov-2007•Peter English at the Gabba

Jaques makes trouble for Sri Lanka

After ten months of speculation over who would fill Australia's three vacant Test positions, Phil Jaques hinted that at least one of those spots is in safe hands

08-Nov-2007•The Bulletin by Brydon Coverdale

Strong anti-racism measures for Gabba

Spectators at the Gabba will not be evicted for shouting no-ball when Muttiah Muralitharan bowls in the first Test but they will be removed immediately if they start monkey chants

07-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

Ponting pins hopes on 'sheer pace'

Australia will rely on the sheer pace of Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson to cover the huge gaps left by Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne

07-Nov-2007•Peter English in Brisbane

Sri Lanka dismiss climate of fear

Mitchell Johnson will make his debut in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Brisbane on Thursday

07-Nov-2007•Peter English in Brisbane

Sri Lanka told to expect 'chin music'

Mitchell Johnson has warmed up for his Test debut by warning Sri Lanka's batsmen to prepare for a string of bouncers at the Gabba

06-Nov-2007•Peter English in Brisbane

Global news agencies boycott Test coverage

Australia's Test cricket season started with a row between Cricket Australia and various media groups which led to several organisations being locked out of the Gabba

06-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

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