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Advantage India as Australia play a 'wrong card' ahead of Adelaide Test

Australia suffered a huge blow when Josh Hazlewood was ruled out of the pink-ball Test against India in Adelaide, which put the focus on right-arm pacer Scott Boland to replace him for the second Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. But India got a good look at Boland with the…

The Times of India

Cricket bosses defend Australia's prep for Perth Test

Cricket Australia's high-performance boss Ben Oliver has defended the Test team's light preparations for the Border-Gavaskar series opener.

AAP

CA delighted with results of shortened WBBL

The shortened WBBL has pulled in bigger crowds and television ratings, with Cricket Australia believing it vindicates the decision to tighten the schedule.

AAP

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Phillip Hughes family and friends statement on 10-year death anniversary: 'He played cricket for all the right reasons'

Friends, family and teammates of late Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes paid their tributes on Wednesday, marking 10 years since he died after being struck on the neck while batting.

The Times of India

Ben Stokes joins cricket world in marking 10th anniversary of Phil Hughes’ death

Stokes took time out from England’s final preparations for the first Test in New Zealand to reflect on an incident that shocked the game.

The Independent UK

Hughes' legacy left behind a safer game of cricket

Phillip Hughes' shock death after being struck in the neck by a ball in 2014 prompted wide-sweeping changes in all aspects of player health and safety.

AAP

Cricket ready to honour Hughes on 10-year anniversary

Australian cricket will stop to remember Phillip Hughes' 10-year anniversary, with several commemorations planned at both state and national level.

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Cricket balls can concuss and even kill batters – at all levels, helmet use must be taken seriously

The ten-year anniversary of the death of much-loved Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes falls on November 27.

The Conversation

A decade after Phillip Hughes’ death: how much has cricket changed?

Safety in the game has evolved but the cricketing prodigy comes to mind whenever someone’s helmet takes a blow

The Guardian - UK

Australia vs India: Mitch Marsh’s take on Kohli, Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Australian all-rounder Mitch Marsh tells Al Jazeera his thoughts ahead of the clash between the two best Test teams.

Al Jazeera

The new Ashes? How the rivalry between Australia and India is reaching new heights

Attendances and financial returns underpin Cricket Australia’s motivation to elevate this India series and present a blueprint for the future

The Guardian - AU

Cricket Australia CEO Nick Hockley: ‘I’m not very good at enjoying the cricket’

The Englishman has stabilised the game during his tenure but says he still has plenty to do before he steps down

The Guardian - AU

Lyon wants blind cricket in 2032 Brisbane Paralympics

Test spinner Nathan Lyon will have braille writing on his bat during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, while calling for blind cricket to enter the Paralympics.

AAP

Disgraced ex-Victoria coach cops another misconduct ban

Ex-Test player and Victoria's former interim women's coach Dulip Samaraweera has been hit with another ban after misconduct accusations from a second player.

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Aussies bank on T20 switch to curb Pakistan dominance

Stand-in Australian white-ball captain Josh Inglis is banking on a change of format to wrestle back momentum from a confident Pakistan.

AAP

CA to continue supporting exiled Afghanistan cricketers

Women cricketers from Afghanistan who are now based in Australia will continue to receive support from Cricket Australia, boss Nick Hockley says.

AAP

Travel schedule could change after ODI series belting

The packed international cricket schedule is again under the spotlight after an under-strength Australia suffered a historic ODI series defeat to Pakistan.

The Guardian - AU

South Asian cricket is booming in Australia. Why is that trend not yet reflected at representative levels?

Junior teams are brim-full of sub-continental influence but a year after a multicultural report state cricket is still to adapt to participation trends

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'No promotion of Pakistan ODIs, Cricket Australia's priority is India': Pakistan coach Jason Gillespie unhappy despite series win

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia and the broadcasters have been criticised for giving precedence to the upcoming five-Test series against India over the recent ODI series against Pakistan, according to Pakistan's head coach Jason Gillespie.

The Times of India

Nasty blow from Pakistan pacer rules Australia batsman out of entire series

NEW DELHI: Australian all-rounder Cooper Connolly will miss the upcoming T20I series against Pakistan due to a fractured left hand sustained when Mohammad Hasnain struck him during the final ODI in Perth on Sunday.

The Times of India

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Adam Gilchrist backs Josh Inglis for Test opening role against India

NEW DELHI: Former wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist questioned the selectors about whether they had deviated from their "top six batters" policy after Cricket Australia confirmed that Nathan McSweeney would open the batting in the opening match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series.

The Times of India

'You can't choose when integrity matters': Ed Cowan stirs the pot in ball-switch controversy involving India 'A'

Former Australia batsman and current board director of Cricket New South Wales, Ed Cowan, has added fuel to the ball-switch controversy that unfolded on the final day of the first unofficial Test between India 'A' and Australia 'A' in Mackay, saying that an exception can't be created for India and…

The Independent UK

David Warner demands India ball-tampering probe: ‘Squashed it as fast as they could’

The controversy occurred during India A’s tour match against Australia A when the ball was changed because it had a ‘scratch’

The Times of India

'They squashed it': David Warner calls for clarity on ball-switch controversy in India A game

The change of ball during India A's first unofficial Test against Australia A in Mackay after ball-tampering allegations against the visiting team has led former opener David Warner to believe that Cricket Australia (CA) 'squashed' the issue "as fast it could".

The Times of India

David Warner back in leadership role, first time since 'Sandpaper-gate'

It's been six years since David Warner found himself in the middle of the 'Sandpaper-gate' controversy during Australia's tour of South Africa. He was then banned from any leadership role, which was lifted by Cricket Australia last month. Subsequently, Warner, who has retired from international cricket, has been appointed the…

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