How Wade became too good for Australia to ignore
2016-17: Century, (brief) captaincy, injury, rainWade was Australia’s incumbent wicketkeeper-batsman in both Test and ODI cricket and he seemed entren
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Hazlewood learns lessons from past Ashes disappointment
A few days after the 2015 Trent Bridge debacle, Josh Hazlewood cut an even more agitated figure than the rest at Northampton when advised by the Austr
Alex Lees revives memories of early promise as Durham seize control
It was only three summers ago that Alex Lees was praised to the heavens by both Geoffrey Boycott and Dickie Bird yet still seemed certain to play for
Jhye Richardson out of World Cup, Kane called up
Jhye Richardson has made peace with the bitter disappointment of being ruled out of the World Cup due to the dislocated shoulder he suffered against P
Selection concerns for Mumbai Indians as Sunrisers Hyderabad look to maintain winning run
Big pictureLike so often in the recent past, Sunrisers Hyderabad have started the IPL 2019 season as tournament favourites must; they did lose their f
'We've won more overs than we've lost' – Tom Moody
Sunrisers Hyderabad coach Tom Moody has attributed their up-and-down season to losing key moments in matches they had otherwise dominated. Sunrisers h
Shakib-less Bangladesh search for first ODI win in New Zealand
Big pictureBangladesh have never lost to New Zealand in ODIs at home since 2010 while New Zealand have never lost to Bangladesh at their backyard. In
Alyssa Healy sets new catching world record
Alyssa Healy has had a memorable season and now she has added a world record to her list of accolades after claiming the highest catch of a cricket ba
South Africa will lose a lot of players to Kolpak in near future – Morne Morkel
Former South Africa fast bowler Morne Morkel has warned that more South Africans could decide to follow the Kolpak route in the near future, urging Cr
Tom Curran, Sean Abbott secure Sydney Sixers' semi-final spot
Sydney Sixers 1 of 85 (Vince 43*, Hughes 41*) beat Sydney Thunder 6 for 128 (Green 34*, Abbott 2-23, T Curran 2-32) by nine wickets with nine balls to