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Aussies poised for a crushing victory

Australia stood on the brink of a thoroughly deserved victory in the first Test after the old firm of Glenn McGrath and Shane Warne, bowling together against India for the first time since 2001, brought about a top-order collapse to leave India

23-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan at Bangalore

Aussies poised for a crushing victory

23-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Wisden Cricinfo staff

Whatmore - 'I am smiling'

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

18-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

Australia slump against Bangladesh

Australia's nightmare week continued as they slumped to an embarrassing five-wicket defeat against Bangladesh

18-Jun-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

'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

Hogg posts top fitness record

Brad Hogg may be one of Australia's most lowest-profile players, but he is No. 1 when it comes to endurance

03-Jun-2005•Cricinfo staff

The crisis at the top

Verdict

20-Mar-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Andrew McLean

Gilchrist and Martyn crack New Zealand

Adam Gilchrist ruined New Zealand for the second time in two Tests with a brilliant, brutal 162 and Australia's bowlers were almost as cruel as they bullied four wickets from a wilting top order

20-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Peter English

Martyn's stunning century drowns New Zealand

Damien Martyn's delightful century directed a third-session flood as Australia swamped New Zealand with 337 for 5 at the Basin Reserve

19-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Peter English

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

Gilchrist blasts Australia to stunning victory

Australia's rampant batsmen completed the most lopsided match of an already tilted series with an amazing 15.4 overs to spare at Wellington's Basin Reserve

01-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Peter English

Mass exodus on the cards, says Martyn

Damien Martyn has admitted that the current Australian team, in which half the players are more than 30- years-old, will reach a critical stage after the 2007 World Cup, and that their glory days at the helm will come to an end some time soon

26-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Buchanan points to tired batsmen

Australia's jaded batsmen have been responsible for the side's recent one-day run stutters, according to the coach John Buchanan

18-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Martyn frontrunner for prestigious award

Damien Martyn is the favourite to receive the prestigious Allan Border Medal at a gala ceremony in Melbourne tonight

31-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Martyn and Hogg star in comprehensive win

Brett Lee destroyed West Indies in a stunning opening spell and Brad Hogg finished them off as Australia dominated the opening VB Series match with a fine allround performance

14-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Peter English

Top performers jostling for star position

Like Real Madrid's galaticos, Australia had a string of star performers jostling for the front of the queue as they made a comfortable clean sweep of the three-match series against Pakistan

06-Jan-2005•Marks out of ten by Peter English

Kallis upstages Lara and climbs to No. 2 spot

Jacques Kallis, the South African batsman, has upstaged Brian Lara, theWest Indian captain, by climbing to No

03-Jan-2005•Cricinfo staff

Ponting pulverises Pakistan

An outstanding century from Ricky Ponting was the highlight of the second day at Sydney as Australia closed on 4 for 340, a lead of 36

03-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Sambit Bal

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