Ray Bright

Ray Bright, the former Test spinner, has expressed his interest in joining Australia's selection panel

In Yorkshire in August 1977 news of Elvis Presley's death and England regaining the Ashes paled into insignificance as Geoff Boycott scored his hundredth hundred

Two former Australia spinners who saw Shane Warne bowl earlier this week said his flippers looked dangerous in the lead-up to the Ashes series

Cricket Australia already has three former Test players to consider for Allan Border's spot on the national selection panel when the board meets on Friday

Pakistan's Old Trafford shellacking was, a Pakistani paper sagely observed, one of their worst ever under Bob Woolmer and Inzamam-ul-Haq

Rod Marsh has ruled himself out of contention for the Australian selector's job which is soon to be vacated by Trevor Hohns

Rodney Hogg, one of Australia's most outspoken former players, has won a spot on the Victoria selection panel for 2005-06

Merv Hughes has been interviewed for the Austalian selection panel's fourth spot following the resignation of Allan Border last month

Western Australia have nominated Tom Hogan, the former left-arm spinner, for the national selection panel following Allan Border's departure

Ray Bright, the former Australian left-arm spinner, will conduct a three-day training programme with some of Tasmania's young slow bowlers

2002 Nineteen years on from their greatest triumph - the humbling of West Indies in the 1983 World Cup final - India returned to Lord's for another, no less astonishing, victory

Cricket Victoria is pleased to announce the 2002/03 State Selection Panel was re-elected last night for two years, until the completion of the 2004/05 season.

The Victorian Cricket Association last night elected former Victorian captain Ray Bright to its state selection panel for the 2002/03 cricket season