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Australia in the driving seat as hosts wilt in the heat

It was Australia who were supposed to wilt under the blistering sun here in the desert emirate. Instead the hosts caved in.

05-Jul-2005•Agha Akbar

Hayden angry over swearing claims

Matthew Hayden has dismissed British newspaper reports that he swore at a child during Tuesday's match against England as 'just not true'

30-Jun-2005•AFP

Bashar: 'We have to come back strongly'

The two captains and the Man of the Match spoke to Sky Sports after the game

25-Jun-2005

Australians fete their latest world record holder

Matthew Hayden and his innings of 380 at Perth managed to elbow their way into the consciousness of Australians when they awoke to read their daily newspapers today It wasn't the greatest day on which to break a world record

25-Jun-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Hayden back on top of batting rankings

Not only did Matthew Hayden's world-record score of 380 at Perth last week deny Brian Lara ownership of the record, it also removed him from the No

23-Jun-2005•Lynn McConnell

Another Chennai Test, another Australian collapse

Another Chennai Test, another Australia collapse

22-Jun-2005•Dileep Premachandran

Whatmore - 'I am smiling'

Dav Whatmore spoke of his delight after Bangladesh pulled off a fantastic victory against Australia

18-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

'I am the happiest man in the world' - Bashar

18-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

'It's not a great start for us' - Ponting

Australia kept a tight rein on Bangladesh's top order and each time a partnership was threatening to develop snapped up a wicket.

18-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Ashraful hundred launches Bangladesh to famous win

Bangladesh pulled of one of the biggest upsets in cricket history as they beat Australia by five wickets, in an extraordinary match at Cardiff

18-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Australians crash to humbling defeat

On Monday it was Australia's batsmen who imploded in spectacular fashion. Today, as if to prove a point, it was the turn of the bowlers

16-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australians crash to humbling defeat

On Monday it was Australia's batsmen who imploded in spectacular fashion. Today, as if to prove a point, it was the turn of the bowlers

15-Jun-2005•Andrew Miller

Australia off to a winning start

Australia launched their tour of England with a comprehensive eight-wicket win against a PCA Master's XI at Arundel

09-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Hayden impressed by fresh England

Matthew Hayden believes England are better equipped for the Ashes

07-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Hayden's formula - 'Don't be too emotional, just bat'

Matthew Hayden is looking to improve his poor Ashes record and be ruthless in his approach

04-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Healy writes off England

Ian Healy, the former Australian wicketkeeper, has written off England for the forthcoming Ashes series and believes that they won't win a single Test

16-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Staying afloat in the Basin Reserve

New Zealand's series could be sucked from Wellington's Basin Reserve in the second Test starting on Friday unless they have recovered from the demoralising shift of power at Christchurch

17-Mar-2005•Peter English

Hayden 'sharp and hungry' for Wellington

A shoulder injury, a run drought and a bout of pleurisy have given Matthew Hayden a wretched summer, but entering the second Test tomorrow he feels as hungry as when he was pushing his way back into the Australia side five years ago

16-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australia drop the ball over skills training

Australia's skills training is neglected on tour and is one of the reasons for a spate of dropped catches, according to the coach John Buchanan

16-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

When good neighbours become foes

There are a couple of hurdles that make the three-Test series between Australia and New Zealand, starting at Christchurch on Thursday, a stop-off rather than the destination

09-Mar-2005•Peter English

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