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Hayden and Hussey to put Australia first

Matthew Hayden and Michael Hussey have both confirmed that Australia's tour match in India in early October will take precedence over their potential involvement in the Champions League

23-Jun-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hayden, Hussey to miss tour game for Champions League - IPL

Matthew Hayden and Michael Hussey, Australia's key batsmen, will drop out of a pre-Test series practice match in India and instead play for Chennai Super Kings

22-Jun-2008•Ajay S Shankar

Hayden brushes off retirement talk

Matthew Hayden says the injury that has ended his tour of the West Indies will not finish his career

29-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Reshuffled teams ready to show true credentials

The first Australia-West Indies Test uncovered more issues than it dealt with and it is unlikely many of them will be solved definitively during the second game in Antigua

29-May-2008•Peter English

Hayden ruled out of West Indies tour

Australia received a jolt ahead of Friday's second Test with Matthew Hayden returning home after failing to recover from a lingering achilles injury

28-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Relieved Ponting ready for old recruits

Ricky Ponting didn't mean to sound desperate, but at the end of the first Test he struggled to contain his thoughts on Michael Clarke and Matthew Hayden coming back

26-May-2008•Peter English

Struggling Australia miss stable Hayden

Matthew Hayden offers Australia many things, but in this Test they have missed his stability at the top of the order

24-May-2008•Peter English

World champions look to avoid underdogs' bite

Since Australia captured the Frank Worrell Trophy in 1995, the West Indies has lost its cricket lustre to the point where Thursday's opening Test is no longer a major event

21-May-2008•Peter English

Hayden ruled out with heel injury

Simon Katich will return to the Test team as an opener after Matthew Hayden was ruled out of Thursday's opening match against West Indies with a heel injury

20-May-2008•Cricinfo staff

Hayden prepares for change of tune

Matthew Hayden and his opening partner Phil Jaques are preparing to get back to playing Tests

05-May-2008•Peter English in Brisbane

Hayden calls spat a stray incident

Matthew Hayden has said the Harbhajan Singh-Sreesanth row left him upset but is confident it was a stray incident

30-Apr-2008•Sriram Veera

Raina played a better innings than me - Hayden

Matthew Hayden's 46-ball 81 earned him the Man-of-the-Match award but he believes it was Suresh Raina's knock that made the difference in the Chennai Super Kings' first home game, one that they sneaked by six runs

24-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Joginder the iceman holds his nerve

A lesser man might have lost his nerve, but Joginder Sharma seems to thrive in these situations

23-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Chennai cheers for Gilli and Hussey

Gilli is a hit in Chennai but it's not Adam, some queenly music for the crowds, and Hayden does a Frazier

23-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Chennai edge out Mumbai in thriller

A late assault from Abhishek Nayar and Harbhajan Singh threatened to gatecrash the Chennai Super Kings' first home game, but Mahendra Singh Dhoni's side held their nerve to clinch a thrilling six-run win

23-Apr-2008•The Bulletin by Mathew Varghese

International enemies become IPL friends

Former foes have become Indian Premier League team-mates and publicly patched up their differences

19-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Marsh eyes an opening role

Shaun Marsh has set his sights on emulating his father Geoff and becoming an opening batsman for Australia in Test and one-day cricket

10-Apr-2008•Cricinfo staff

Former captains back Katich Test quest

Simon Katich has used Matthew Hayden, Damien Martyn and Justin Langer as role models during his record-breaking campaign to regain a Test spot

19-Mar-2008•Cricinfo staff

Australia's identity crisis

At the start of the season Australia were intent on retaining their world-beating status and by the end were just trying to limit damage

05-Mar-2008•Peter English

Magnificent Tendulkar seals victory

An outstanding unbeaten 117 by Sachin Tendulkar - his first in Australia, and his 42nd in all - sealed a six-wicket win for India in the first final of the CB Series in Sydney

02-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by S Rajesh

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