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1st Test: Spotlight on David Warner as Australia take on Pakistan

The spotlight will be on David Warner as the three-match series against Pakistan kicks off on Thursday, marking what is anticipated to be the Australian opener's farewell to Test cricket. The 37-year-old has signaled his intention to retire from the five-day format after the conclusion of the third Test at…

The Times of India

Australian coach Andrew McDonald keeps options open for David Warner's successor

NEW DELHI: As Australia gear up for their final Test series of the year against Pakistan, the question of who will replace veteran opener David Warner remains open-ended, according to head coach Andrew McDonald.

The Times of India

Lyon, Starc to keep Morris waiting for Test debut

With Nathan Lyon back and Mitch Starc proving his fitness, Lance Morris is unlikely to come into the side for the first Test against Pakistan.

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The best Australian children’s books of 2023: Alice Pung, Davina Bell, Sean Avery and more

From picture books to young adult novels and nonfiction, one teacher-librarian picks her favourite reads

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McDonald forecasts predictable Test side for Perth

Australia coach Andrew McDonald says their side for the first Test against Pakistan will most likely look the same as it has before.

AAP

Khawaja lauds Test opening partner Warner as a 'hero'

Usman Khawaja has fired back at criticism of David Warner, saying his teammate is a hero of Australian cricket who has paid a price for Sandpaper-gate

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It was Pat Cummins' best day with ball: Labuschagne on World Cup final

SYDNEY: Australia batter Marnus Labuschagne said he had "never seen" someone bowl like the way Pat Cummins did during the World Cup final against India, which they won by six wickets for a record-extending sixth title.

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World Cup Final, India vs Australia: A long net for Ashwin again, a long look at the pitch too

AHMEDABAD: Aussie skipper Pat Cummins, chief selector George Bailey, consultant Andy Flower, batters Steve Smith and Travis Head and coach Andrew McDonald. All arrived in batches at different times to have a look at the most precious piece of real estate in Ahmedabad for November 19. The pitch at the…

The Times of India

Weather won't factor into Australia's semi-final side

Australia have left confirmation on whether Marnus Labuschagne or Marcus Stoinis will play in the World Cup semi-final against South Africa until the toss.

AAP

Pat Cummins unsure of future as Australia's ODI skipper, eyes IPL return

Pat Cummins is pondering his future as Australia's one-day international captain post the World Cup, while also eyeing a return to the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the upcoming season in readiness for the Twenty20 showdown.

The Times of India

PSC ruling in L-G and E-KU case may give glimpse of future power potential

A ruling last week by the Kentucky Public Service Commission may offer a keener focus on future energy production in the Commonwealth. It takes some sorting out to get a feel for the potential impact of the PSC order.

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Maxi is stretching cricket's limits, says Aussie coach

Australia coach Andrew McDonald says Glenn Maxwell will inspire the next generation of cricketers with his pyrotechnic displays - just like Ricky Ponting did.

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Glenn Maxwell will inspire a new generation, says Australia's coach McDonald

Australia coach Andrew McDonald is of the belief that Glenn Maxwell's electrifying display of shotmaking, notably showcased in his explosive double century during Monday's World Cup clash against Afghanistan in Mumbai, will serve as an inspiration for a new generation of cricketers.

The Times of India

ICC World Cup 2023: Australia’s Glenn Maxwell falls off golf cart, to miss England clash

This is Australia’s Glenn Maxwell’s second freak injury in less than a year. Last November, he broke his leg at a birthday party in Melbourne and as per cricket.com.au, he is yet to recover fully from that.

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Australia’s Glenn Maxwell to miss England clash after falling off golf cart

Maxwell had finished a round of golf in Gujarat and was riding on the back of a cart with team-mates when he lost his grip, fell and hit his head.

The Independent UK

Glenn Maxwell to miss crunch Cricket World Cup match after falling off golf buggy

Australia star Maxwell lost his grip on the back of the golf cart and is now in concussion protocols

AAP

Australia's big three could play whole World Cup: coach

Australia will not rest any of their frontline pacemen against the Netherlands, as Andrew McDonald warns the Dutch are not to be taken lightly at the World Cup.

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Nathan Lyon keen and ready if called on for World Cup

Nearing recovery from his long-term calf injury, Australian off-spinner Nathan Lyon would be keen on a last-minute World Cup call-up if injury strikes.

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The Independent UK

Australia all-rounder Marcus Stoinis’s availability uncertain for World Cup match against India

Australia, which is struggling with a couple of injury concerns, take on India in their World Cup opening match in Chennai

The Times of India

Australia's Travis Head faces World Cup injury scare, Marnus Labuschagne nears return

NEW DELHI: Australia's World Cup campaign has been dealt a significant blow as opening batter Travis Head has been ruled out of the first half of the tournament in India due to a fracture in his left hand.

The Hindu

Travis Head's World Cup participation in doubt after fracturing left hand

Travis Head's World Cup participation uncertain after hand fracture. Scans tomorrow to reveal extent of injury. Mitchell Marsh or Marnus Labuschagne potential replacements.

The Independent UK

Adam Zampa returns worst ODI figures as Travis Head fractures hand

Heinrich Klaasen leads South African assault as Australia suffer fresh World Cup injury blow.

Evening Standard

Australia claim Fifth Test ball change had impact on Ashes result

Australian complaints over a controversial ball change during the Fifth Ashes Test are rumbling on, with head coach Andrew McDonald claiming he had never seen a switch have such an impact on a game.

The Guardian - UK

Australia coach McDonald denies his side were saved by the rain in Ashes

The Australia head coach denied that his side were saved by rain at Old Trafford, saying: ‘‘We still had batters to come. We could have shifted pressure’

Evening Standard

The Ashes: Jonny Bairstow and Mark Wood star with England on course to set-up decider

Stumps, day three: Australia 317 & 113-4, England 592

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