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Hussey set to scale more peaks

If Michael Hussey was a mountain climber he would have spent years sprinting up lower-level peaks before getting a chance at Everest and reaching the summit without oxygen masks or sherpas

29-Aug-2006•Peter English

Hayden and McGrath recalled for Malaysia

Matthew Hayden and Glenn McGrath will make their one-day international returns after long absences during the mini-tour of Malaysia next month

21-Aug-2006•Peter English

Hussey plays down reverse-swing threat

Michael Hussey expects the reverse-swing that rocked Australia's 2005 Ashes campaign will not be such a significant factor this summer

01-Aug-2006•Cricinfo staff

McGrath expecting a pay cut

Glenn McGrath is expecting a pay cut after taking time off to support his wife during her battle with cancer in Cricket Australia's list of its 25 contracted players for the 2006-07 international season.

02-May-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hussey set to gain in new contracts

The identity of the squad of players that will carry Australia's attempts to win the Champions Trophy, regain the Ashes and retain the World Cup will be revealed on Monday when Cricket Australia announces its central contracts

30-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hussey warns England against over-analysing

Michael Hussey has said that it would be detrimental for England if they over-analysed their game and became too intense in preparation for this year's Ashes

29-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hussey happy with finisher's role

Michael Hussey, the latest Australian run-machine, has suggested that he prefers batting lower down the order and isn't particularly keen to open the innings in one-day internationals

28-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Warne strikes after Dizzy double

A memorable maiden double-hundred by Jason Gillespie, the first-ever by a nightwatchman, and a strokeful 182 from Michael Hussey charged Australia to a dominant position at tea on the fourth afternoon at Chittagongg

19-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Gillespie ton builds Australian lead

The designated nightwatchman Jason Gillespie blended austerity with moments of indulgence: 45 scoring shots out of 300 balls faced, to charge Australia to a position of dominance at tea on the third day

18-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Australia close in on victory despite Rafique

A match which Australia were expected to wrap inside three days hung in the balance after four, as Bangladesh fought back gallantly after being outplayed for most of the day

12-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Jamie Alter

Hussey backs Clark for greater deeds

Michael Hussey has praised the good showing by Stuart Clark in his debut Test series in South Africa and believes he is in for the long haul

08-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ntini and Martyn set up thrilling final day

Both teams face a nervous wait for the conclusion of a pulsating final Test as Damien Martyn's unbeaten 93 crept Australia to within 44 of their target with four wickets left

03-Apr-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

Hussey irked at stump mikes

Mike Hussey has said Australia were disappointed that pitch microphones had not been turned off between deliveries during the first two Tests in South Africa

02-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Kallis the guiding light

Andrew McGlashan's verdict from the second day of the second Test at Durban

25-Mar-2006•The Verdict by Andrew McGlashan

Lightning Lee inspires Australia

A day that started with both teams unsure of their position finished with Australia staring down at their opponents and carrying a 227-run lead

25-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Peter English

South Africa win the greatest match of all

Australia powered to a world-record total of 434 for 4 - the first 400-plus score in the game's history ... and lost

12-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

A performance of awesome power and intent

Ricky Ponting produced one of the most sensational one-day innings of all time as Australia powered to a world-record total of 434 for 4 - the first 400-plus score in the game's history

12-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Boucher won't say sorry

Mark Boucher has refused to apologise for saying he lost respect for some Australian players during the Down Under Test series

09-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Symonds nears return from injury

Andrew Symonds is hopeful of making his first mark on the tour of South Africa in a change Michael Hussey believes will stabilise the batting order

06-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Ntini destroys Australia with six of the best

Makhaya Ntini destroyed Australia with 6 for 22 as South Africa powered to a 196-run win at Cape Town

03-Mar-2006•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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