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How Australia can win a Test series in India, according to the last coach of Australia to do so, John Buchanan

Sticking to a plan, playing to your strengths and silencing the "unbelievable" Indian crowd — The man who last guided Australia to a Test series victory in India outlines how this year's side can do it again.

ABC News

Fun, effective or ‘very bland’? Advertising experts split on Australia’s tourism mascot Ruby the Roo

Some say the CGI kangaroo ‘looks fantastic’ and will cut through internationally, but critics believe Tourism Australia could have aimed higher

The Guardian - AU

Alex Lees opens up about the "tough" journey chasing his England dream

EXCLUSIVE: Alex Lees has been through some "tough" times during his career, but believes they have made him a "far better batter" as he prepares for England's upcoming Test series against South Africa

Daily Mirror

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Alex Lees interview: I have to turn positive England impact into big score

When Alex Lees was a youngster at Yorkshire, coach Jason Gillespie used to call him “Haydos”, a nod to his former Australia team-mate Matthew Hayden, one of the most dominant, powerful left-handed openers that cricket has ever seen.

Evening Standard

Alex Lees hopeful ‘Yorkshire stubbornness’ helps cement England Test place

The left-hander has a top score of 31 from eight innings for England

The Independent UK

On this day in 2015: Trevor Bayliss appointed England head coach

The Australian leapfrogged initial front-runner Jason Gillespie to replace the sacked Peter Moores

The Independent UK

When Andrew Symonds sizzled for Australia U-19 in India

MUMBAI: The untimely, tragic death of Australia's former swashbuckling batsman Andrew Symonds on Sunday left millions of cricket fans shocked and saddened. For those who were a part of the India Under-19 team which played the touring Australian Under-19 side back in 1993-94, it brought back memories of an 18-year-old…

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Andrew Symonds dead at 46: Tributes pour in after Australian cricket hero killed in car crash

Former international team-mates Andrew Gilchrist, Michael Clarke, Jason Gillespie and Darren Lehmann were among many to pay tribute to Symonds.

Evening Standard

'Utterly devastated': Cricket world pays tribute to Andrew Symonds

NEW DELHI: Andrew Symonds' sudden death triggered an outpouring of emotional tributes in the cricketing world with a host of past and present players, including his Australian teammates and international stars, expressing shock and disbelief at the tragic news.

The Times of India

Cricket fraternity mourns the tragic demise of Andrew Symonds, died in a car accident

NEW DELHI: "Think of your most loyal, fun, loving friend who would do anything for you. That's Roy." These words tweeted by Adam Gilchrist about Australian all-rounder Andrew Symonds, who died in a car crash late on Saturday, best expressed the sentiments of the cricketing world over the passing of…

The Times of India

Next England coach candidates profiled as Paul Collingwood takes interim role

The pros and cons of the leading candidates to replace Chris Silverwood as England head coach, including Justin Langer, Paul Collingwood and Alec Stewart

Daily Mirror

Gillespie not interested in Australia head coach job, says Langer's exit was 'heartbreaking'

MELBOURNE: Touted as one of the favourites to become Australia's new head coach, former pacer Jason Gillespie on Tuesday said he is not interested in the top job and described Justin Langer's departure as "heartbreaking".

The Times of India

Gillespie: I don't want to coach Australia

Jason Gillespie has ruled himself out of replacing Justin Langer as coach of the Australian men's cricket team.

AAP

I am probably glad I didn't have to bowl more to Kevin Pietersen, he was a fine batsman: Jason Gillespie

The recently concluded edition of the Ashes was one which saw pretty much all one-way traffic. If Stuart Broad and James Anderson had not managed to survive the 2 overs they did in Sydney to draw the 4th Test, Australia would have won the series 5-0.

The Times of India

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