Andrew Hilditch

Andrew Hilditch's time as Australia's chairman of selectors is over after the Cricket Australia board decided to appoint a full-time chairman of selectors

Australian cricket's reckoning for a disastrous Ashes series, and the decline from greatness to mediocrity that preceded it, is belatedly at hand

Australia's chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch is hanging onto his job as stubbornly as he once did the batting crease.

Andrew Hilditch will remain Australia's chairman of selectors until at least August, when Cricket Australia will have the findings of a review headed by the former BHP chairman Don Argus

To repair its reputation and standard of cricketing excellence, Australia must restore the strength of its domestic cricket and introduce balance in its corridors of power

Australians used to pride themselves on having the best cricket governance. Not anymore, now that the board seems bent on casting itself as a marketing organisation that dabbles in the game on the side

The selectors have taken some risks with the make-up of their 15-man World Cup squad

Andrew Hilditch has confirmed he won't quit as Australia's chairman of selectors, and the only way he will leave the job is if he is sacked by Cricket Australia

The selectors' job is to make decisions but Australia's keep on delaying them

For all the talk of Ashes change, injuries are the only things that can turn the Australian selectors from their preferred line-up for the opening Test

Andrew Hilditch says Australia's first Test squad is almost finalised, but some of the country's young batsmen remain "in the mix" to face England

Cricket Australia will decide which of Merv Hughes, Jamie Cox or David Boon will be axed as a national selector at a board meeting on Friday

Andrew Hilditch, the chairman of selectors, is not plotting any changes to the batting line-up for the two Tests in India in October

Cricket Australia are set to appoint their first full-time national selector in a move to professionalise the four-man panel

Brett Lee will be back in Australian colours at the World Twenty20 after being chosen for the first time since undergoing elbow surgery last year

Australia's selectors have made the rare decision to consider the state's prospects in the Big Bash for the opening one-day internationals against Pakistan

Andrew Hilditch raised more than a few eyebrows when he boldly declared Australia's spin bowling stocks were "in a pretty good spot at the moment"

Shane Watson would like to stay at the top of Australia's Test order

The push of Brett Lee and Stuart Clark to regain their Test spots at the Gabba could be in vain