Oz Cricket Players

Former Australian cricketer Shane Warne on Friday said that Novak Djokovic is entitled to not get a COVID jab but Australia is also allowed to deport the world number one men's singles tennis player from the country.

Shane Bond, the former New Zealand fast bowler, believes that the suspension of four Australian players during their on-going tour of India will not hurt the side in the long run.

Langer said it was worrying to see players getting a break in the national side despite being relatively raw in the domestic circuit.

Australia's South African coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday that skipper Michael Clarke's long-term future was secure and that the player was a true professional. Earlier in the day, it was reported that Clarke would be out of action against Sri Lanka due to a strained left-hamstring.

The Indian tour of Australia could've been rated an abject failure so far if it hadn't been for one player -- Virat Kohli. Kohli has grown in stature on the tour, rising above the batting failures, non-athletic fielding and magnanimous bowling of some of his more experienced teammates, to gradually stamp his authority on the international game.

The Sri Lankan players have played without being paid adequately by their cricket board in the last few months and little has changed in recent times as they will now feature in the upcoming tri-series in Australia in the same financial crisis.

While lashing out at the Australian media for the reports of rift in the Indian cricket team, skipper MS Dhoni praised his players for standing united.

Australian cricket's playing and marketing imperatives are again colliding, this time over the matter of Test players taking part in the early rounds of the expanded Big Bash League.

Oz players and CA heading towards a stand-off with the players threatening not to sign their contract over CA's attempt to snatch 10% of their salary.

After Brad Haddin and Shane Watson, two more Australian cricketers have alleged that they were approached by the match fixer during Australia's tour to England last year. According to a report issued by Cricket Australia, Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson were also approached by the same Indian gangster who had earlier tried to lure Haddin and Wa...

The world of cricket gets murkier. An Australian newspaper has now reported that players Shane Watson and Brad Haddin were approached by a suspected Indian gangster and both reported it to the authorities. A report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday morning suggests that the two Australian cricketers, Watson and Haddin, were a...

Shahid Afridi has alleged that some of his teammates were busy loafing around the boundary line, not giving their 100 per cent in the team's performance.

A cricket tribunal is expected to hand down a decision tonight on whether ten Victorian cricketers racially abused a team with six Indian players during a local match on Saturday.

Around 10 Victorian cricketers are under investigation for allegedly racially abusing players of Indian descent during a match on Saturday, according to a media report.

In a show of strength, the Shiv Sena has gone public with a letter sent by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to Bal Thackeray.

Former Australian cricketer Shane Warne on Friday said that Novak Djokovic is entitled to not get a COVID jab but Australia is also allowed to deport the world number one men's singles tennis player from the country.

Shane Bond, the former New Zealand fast bowler, believes that the suspension of four Australian players during their on-going tour of India will not hurt the side in the long run.

Langer said it was worrying to see players getting a break in the national side despite being relatively raw in the domestic circuit.

Australia's South African coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday that skipper Michael Clarke's long-term future was secure and that the player was a true professional. Earlier in the day, it was reported that Clarke would be out of action against Sri Lanka due to a strained left-hamstring.

The Indian tour of Australia could've been rated an abject failure so far if it hadn't been for one player -- Virat Kohli. Kohli has grown in stature on the tour, rising above the batting failures, non-athletic fielding and magnanimous bowling of some of his more experienced teammates, to gradually stamp his authority on the international game.

The Sri Lankan players have played without being paid adequately by their cricket board in the last few months and little has changed in recent times as they will now feature in the upcoming tri-series in Australia in the same financial crisis.

While lashing out at the Australian media for the reports of rift in the Indian cricket team, skipper MS Dhoni praised his players for standing united.

Australian cricket's playing and marketing imperatives are again colliding, this time over the matter of Test players taking part in the early rounds of the expanded Big Bash League.

Oz players and CA heading towards a stand-off with the players threatening not to sign their contract over CA's attempt to snatch 10% of their salary.

After Brad Haddin and Shane Watson, two more Australian cricketers have alleged that they were approached by the match fixer during Australia's tour to England last year. According to a report issued by Cricket Australia, Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson were also approached by the same Indian gangster who had earlier tried to lure Haddin and Wa...

The world of cricket gets murkier. An Australian newspaper has now reported that players Shane Watson and Brad Haddin were approached by a suspected Indian gangster and both reported it to the authorities. A report published in the Sydney Morning Herald on Tuesday morning suggests that the two Australian cricketers, Watson and Haddin, were a...

Shahid Afridi has alleged that some of his teammates were busy loafing around the boundary line, not giving their 100 per cent in the team's performance.

A cricket tribunal is expected to hand down a decision tonight on whether ten Victorian cricketers racially abused a team with six Indian players during a local match on Saturday.

Around 10 Victorian cricketers are under investigation for allegedly racially abusing players of Indian descent during a match on Saturday, according to a media report.

In a show of strength, the Shiv Sena has gone public with a letter sent by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to Bal Thackeray.