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Michael Slater still harbours hopes of a recall to the Australian side, but at the moment he has a far more serious battle on his hands

Michael Slater still harbours hopes of a recall to the Australian side, but at the moment he has a far more serious battle on his hands

1999 The sort of all-action performance that makes you wonder how Michael Slater can ever fail to make the Test team gave Australia the whip hand over Pakistan in the first Test at Brisbane

Michael Slater admits he's under-achieved in limited overs cricket but he still maintains hope of returning to the top of the New South Wales one-day batting order.

Pakistani speedster Waqar Younis will touch down at Sydney Airport tomorrow, in time to face University of NSW star and former Test foe Michael Slater this Saturday

The Sydney Grade Cricket Competition's Round 2 was completed yesterday, Monday 6 October

This weekend's Round 2 of the Sydney Grade cricket competition provides a huge opportunity for players to make an impression with the NSW selectors, before the Speedblitz Blues commence their Pura Cup-ING Cup defence on 26 October in Bowral.

1929 Birth of a left-arm spinner whose career makes Phil Tufnell's look boring

Michael Slater and Michael Bevan have steered New South Wales to a resounding victory over the touring England XI at the Sydney Cricket Ground today by eight wickets after England set NSW a target of 206.

One of the worst kept secrets of recent weeks has been confirmed this morning with Michael Slater's appointment to the New South Wales captaincy for the state's closing game of the Pura Cup season.

Former Test opener Michael Slater today vowed to return to the highest level of cricket after his recall to captain New South Wales.

Michael Slater will take inspiration from the example of Justin Langer, the man who replaced him, as he attempts to rebuild his shattered cricket career.

Under siege batsman Michael Slater hopes to finally

Michael Slater's disastrous season took another turn for the worse today when selectors axed him from the New South Wales team to play Victoria in a Pura Cup match starting in Sydney on Friday.

As Michael Slater's cricketing career approached the crossroads, New South Wales coach Steve Rixon today said it was 'fair enough' questions had been raised over the ex-Test opener's place in his side.

The Chairman of the Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Mr Bob Merriman today named the following players to take part in the ACB Chairman's XI match against the South Africans at Lilac Hill Park on Wednesday 5 December:

The Australian Cricket Board (ACB) has confirmed that Michael Slater will retain the Test cap number 356.

Opening batsman Michael Slater has been dropped from Australia's team to play England in the Fifth Test, which begins at The Oval on Thursday.