The fate of the Ashes, and the jobs of numerous senior figures at Cricket Australia, may now hinge on the enigma that is Mitchell JohnsonDaniel Bretti

A decade on from his first visit down under, James Anderson has earned the admiration of Australians who once dismissed him as a soft targetDaniel Bre

Last season’s bottom-dwellers were this season’s quarter-finalists in the Ranji Trophy. They now have the belief to compete against the top teams, but

As England again wilted in the face of an Australia counterattack, inadequacies in the national team environment were laid bareGeorge Dobell at the SC

Ian Bishop compares modern fast bowling to that of his day, and picks the best among Johnson, Steyn and MorkelInterview by Subash Jayaraman05-May-2014

Neil Wagner is a third seamer who takes his role to heart. Against India on Sunday, he added another dimension to that role, producing a match-turning