The Latest Breaking News from Michael Bevan

Legendary one-day batter Michael Bevan is the 66th inductee into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.

Australia’s men’s domestic 50-over tournament has been renamed in honour of the Victorian batter who revolutionised the game

India vs Australia is the first-ever World Cup final between multiple Cup winners. A lowdown on all that's interesting about Sunday's big game...

CHENNAI: India are well on their way to replicating the Australian World Cup dominance of 2003 and 2007, when they went on to become champions without losing a game.

Michael Bevan believes Steve Smith must replicate Virat Kohli's performance for Australia to win the World Cup final against India. He believes India is the favorite and has been dominant throughout the tournament, similar to Australia's 2003 and 2007 wins. Smith must bat through the middle overs and provide flexibility…

Australian ODI great Michael Bevan has revealed he is yet to be brought into the Cricket NSW set-up despite being trumpeted as a consultant earlier this year.

The Australian batter’s feats in the 50-over arena are often overlooked but his body of work deserves to be recognised as great

Epic! West Indies’ Clive Lloyd's 102, Gary Gilmour's five-for, Viv Richards' fielding, Keith Boyce's four-wicket haul, Kapil Dev's 175, Inzamam-ul-Haq's 60, Stuart Law & Michael Bevan's stand, Andy Bichel's seven-for, Sachin Tendulkar & Andrew Strauss' innings, Dhoni's 91*, Elliott's 84*, Stokes' 84* & Archer's Super Over - the inaugural World…

Cameron Green has all the potential to be Australia's next great finisher in one-day cricket, according to the man who long owned the role Michael Bevan.