Stuart Clark

Stuart Clark feared his Test career was over after an extended stint on the sidelines coincided with the rise of a new generation of Australian pacemen

Stuart Clark fulfilled the role he was expected to play in the fourth Test at Headingley, while Steve Harmison did not

Stuart Clark is frustrated at having been overlooked so far in the Ashes but he harbours no demands or ultimatums on the eve of the fourth Test at Headingley

The 1-0 advantage established by England at Lord's looks all the more intimidating after the rain-effected draw at Edgbaston

The leaking of runs has made things easier for England's batsmen - and that's where Clark comes in

Australian bowlers search for seam movement and variation in bounce instead of swerve in the air. When it comes to swinging the ball they are always behind

England 1-0 up, Australia facing a selection conundrum, key injuries to both sides

Mitchell Johnson, it seems, has retained the faith of Ricky Ponting, all but ensuring that the tourists must look elsewhere within their line-up if they are to accommodate the ever-reliable Stuart Clark for the third Test

The odds of Mitchell Johnson leading the Australian attack at Edgbaston are diminishing by the outing after another tough day against Northamptonshire

Australia outdid themselves by benching Stuart Clark, but Ben Hilfenhaus ensured Australia's day wasn't entirely dominated by defensive tactics from Ricky Ponting

With Brett Lee ruled out of the first Ashes Test with a left side strain, Cricinfo takes a look at Australia's options for Cardiff

The odds of Australia fielding an all-pace attack for the first Test shortened after Nathan Hauritz struggled

Stuart Clark and Brett Lee are not yet assured of places in the starting XI for Cardiff, but that has not prevented them placing Andrew Strauss in the crosshairs for the summer

Swing turned Mitchell Johnson from a good bowler to a menacing one in South Africa and the early signs are positive that he can find movement in England

Stuart Clark's plans for a pre-Ashes stint with Gloucestershire have been dashed after delays in obtaining a UK visa

Stuart Clark is again set to raise the hackles of England players and officials with confirmation he has agreed terms with Gloucestershire for a two-match stint ahead of the Ashes

As a former real estate agent, Stuart Clark knows plenty about supply and demand. Right now there are five men bidding for what Clark wants - a fast-bowling place in the first Test - but the market is tight and there are probably only three available

Stuart Clark, the Australian fast bowler, has admitted that a county stint would have helped him prepare better for the Ashes instead of playing a one-day series in the UAE

Preview to the first ODI between Pakistan and Australia in Dubai