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West Indies v Australia T20Is: All you need to know
West Indies (2.60) and Australia (2.59) have recorded more runs per scoring shot than any other Test playing countries in men's T20Is since the beginning of 2024. Australia (66 per cent) and West Indies (63 per cent) have also logged the highest and third highest percentages of their total runs scored from boundaries (India – 65 per cent).
By Shah Faisal Despite a commanding 3-0 Test series win over the West Indies in the Caribbean, Australia’s batting unit is under a cloud of doubt. The tour may ...
Grace Hayden, daughter of cricket legend Matthew Hayden, is launching "Game On With Grace," a podcast on Willow to introduce ...
Banned during World War 2 by the fascist regime, Italian expats, mainly from Down Under, kept the cricketing flame burning ...
Australia has dismissed the West Indies for a near-record low of 27 to win the third cricket test by 176 runs in Kingston.
What about Yabba? Yabba, for those who don’t know, was the nickname of SH Gascoigne, a Balmain rabbitoh who, through the ...
Pointing out to the bowler-friendly conditions in the Caribbean for the Frank-Worrell Trophy, Australia coach says he won’t ...
The cricket series between England and Australia was first played in 1882, before Australia was even founded as a nation. On Friday, its 73rd edition will begin in Edgbaston, a suburb of ...
Amid the back slaps and banter in a victorious Australian dressing room, teen opener Sam Konstas's celebrations may feel ...
Cricket is a game steeped in tradition yet unafraid of change. Cricket Australia, the sport’s national governing body, embodies this duality by blending heritage with cutting-edge innovation to ...
In their book Cricket Walkabout, which tells the story of Australia’s First XI, Rex Harcourt and John Mulvaney give examples of Aboriginal cricket players from as far back as the early 1850s.
Veteran writer Gideon Haigh breaks down how cricket’s governance, especially in India, is driven by political power and capital.
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