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Aussie pace aces gear up ahead of return for Ashes

Australia captain Pat Cummins has bowled with a pink ball in Sydney as the star paceman tries to prove his fitness for the second Ashes Test.

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How a New York baseball cage helped Test great

Test batting great Steve Smith says a hit in a New York baseball cage has readied him for a return for the second Test against West Indies.

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The summer of 2005 without Pietersen? Imagining World Test finals of the past

Ahead of next month’s match at Lord’s, we work out who would have reached previous finals and how history may have been altered

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'Basically admitting they have let discipline slip badly': Ian Healy warns other teams after BCCI's strict new guidelines

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricketer Ian Healy has cautioned cricket teams to remain watchful of team discipline following the BCCI's introduction of a strict 10-point code of conduct for players. This comes after India's 1-3 defeat to Australia in the recent Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

The Times of India

Australia top-order seriously out of form: Ian Healy

NEW DELHI: Legendary wicketkeeper Ian Healy has called attention to the top three Australian batsmen's severe lack of form ahead of the pivotal Boxing Day Test match against India on December 26 and advised them to produce if they wish to be in the team.

The Times of India

How to target Virat Kohli: Former Australian cricketer wants pacers to use this tactic

NEW DELHI: Former Australian wicketkeeper Ian Healy has urged the pace trio Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc to take advantage of Virat Kohli's recent slump in form and should try to give the right-hander a "body bash" during the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, which begins in Perth on…

The Times of India

India is now doing in Australia what Australia used to do in India: Ian Healy

NEW DELHI: Former Australian wicket-keeper Ian Healy believes that India are making a mistake by choosing complete privacy, as he believes it can result in an unhappy touring squad.

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Aggressive Fraser-McGurk plans to keep doing it his way

Australian dynamo Jake Fraser-McGurk has no plans to rein in his ultra-aggressive style at the top of the order to keep critics happy.

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Who is Nathan McSweeney - backed by Ponting, Healy to open for Australia vs India in Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Former Australian legends Ricky Ponting and Ian Healy spoke about the one slot that remains a big debate for them ahead of the India Test series. Ever since David Warner's retirement and failed experiment in moving Steve Smith up the order, Australia have struggled to find an ideal replacement. Cameron…

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Ian Healy has unorthodox solution to hosts' opening slot problem

Who will partner Usman Khawaja at the top of the order when the Border-Gavaskar Trophy gets underway in Perth on 22 November is one of the most important calls the Australian selectors have to make.

The Times of India

'He can go another year...': Former wicketkeeper Ian Healy feels David Warner can prolong his Test career

NEW DELHI: Former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy has expressed that David Warner could potentially prolong his Test cricket career for another year if he maintains the remarkable form he showcased in the just-concluded first Test against Pakistan in Perth.

The Times of India

Australia's Alyssa Healy suffers 'gory' finger injury in home dog fight

NEW DELHI: Australia's acting captain and wicketkeeper, Alyssa Healy, underwent surgery over the weekend, having sustained an injury to her right index finger while attempting to "separate her dogs as they were fighting."

The Times of India

Ollie Robinson a forgettable cricketer: Matthew Hayden

MELBOURNE: Legendary Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden has called England pacer Ollie Robinson a "forgettable cricketer", while wicket-keeping great Ian Healy has dismissed the 29-year-old quick, saying "Who, Ollie?"

The Times of India

Sporting Stars get behind October’s Australian Masters Games

The Australian Masters Games are about attracting the young at heart and those who like to get together and compete for the thrill of the competition and the social interaction, but with the 2023 games on the horizon, the legends are also getting behind the October event, encouraging those in…

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Ian Healy wants Pat Cummins to leave captaincy and focus on bowling

NEW DELHI: Former Australia cricketer Ian Healy has urged Pat Cummins to leave Test captaincy and focus solely on his fast-bowling skills. Cummins was appointed as Australia's Test captain in November of 2021. The 29-year-old was made ODI skipper last year when Aaron Finch retired.

The Times of India

Ian Healy: Two off-spinners in side left Australia with absolutely no variation

MELBOURNE: Australian cricket legend Ian Healy is shocked by the team management's decision to include two off-spinners -- Nathan Lyon and young Todd Murphy -- who have almost similar action and have left the visitors shorn of variety and variation in the slow-bowling department.

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Lots of rubbish spoken by former players on pitches, says Ian Chappell

MUMBAI: There is a reason legendary former Australia skipper and ideas pioneer Ian Chappell’s voice is missed in cricket broadcasting, at least by Indian fans, who often get an unpalatable cocktail of hyperbole and cliche in the guise of commentary.

The Times of India

Ian Healy backs Australia to win on 'fair Indian wickets'

NEW DELHI: Former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy backed his countrymen to win the Test series in India only if the hosts prepare "fair" pitches for the four-match Border Gavaskar Trophy, starting in Nagpur on February 9.

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Ian Healy takes a potshot at India ahead of Border-Gavaskar series

MELBOURNE: Legendary Australian wicket-keeper Ian Healy has taken a potshot at India, saying the idea behind Pat Cummins' side not playing a tour game in the subcontinent ahead of the Test series is because "we no longer trust" the facilities provided by the host nation.

The Times of India

Ian Healy slams selectors for not considering Steve Smith as white-ball opener

SYDNEY: Legendary Australian wicket-keeper Ian Healy has questioned the national selectors for not considering Steve Smith in the role of an opener in white-ball cricket.

The Times of India

Not having practice and tour games could hurt Australia in India: Ian Healy

MELBOURNE: Former Australia wicket-keeper Ian Healy doesn't agree with prolific run-getter Usman Khawaja's opinion that practice matches are not required ahead of the four-Test Border-Gavaskar series in India beginning February 9.

The Times of India

Ian Healy predicts India to win Border-Gavaskar trophy 2-1 if they don't produce 'unreasonable wickets'

MELBOURNE: Former wicket keeper-batter Ian Healy has predicted a 2-1 win for India in the four-Test series against Australia beginning at Nagpur on February 9, provided the hosts don't prepare "unreasonable wickets".

AAP

Warner still tampering scapegoat: Clarke

Michael Clarke has questioned why David Warner is still the only player with a ban hanging over him from the 2018 ball-tampering saga.

The Independent UK

Matthew Mott reveals Andrew Symonds came close to playing for England over Australia

The then-teenager was offered a place on the England A tour of Pakistan in 1995 after scoring four centuries for Gloucestershire

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BBL's Heat cut ties with six-hitter Lynn

Brisbane Heat have not offered veteran batsman and BBL leading six-hitter Chris Lynn a new contract.

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