Cameron Green could be the next Kallis at No.4: Lyon Steve Smith and Cameron Green can end any debate over their new positions in Australia's batting order by spearheading a home triumph at the Gabba. AAP · Jan 27, 2024
AUS vs WI pink ball Test | Steve Smith guides Australia to healthy position at stumps Steve Smith guides Australia to a strong position, but rain may hinder their chances of victory against West Indies. The Hindu · Jan 27, 2024
2nd Test: Australia strike late to claim slight advantage over West Indies In a captivating second day of play in the second Test between Australia and the West Indies in Brisbane, Australia managed to level the contest by taking the late wicket of Tagenarine Chanderpaul. The Times of India · Jan 26, 2024
Warner solution not an open-and-shut case for Australia Steve Smith and Cameron Green fell cheaply for the second time in two Tests since the experiment to replace the retired long-time opener David Warner began. AAP · Jan 26, 2024
Sports move against Australia Day, call for date change All of Australia's major sporting codes have dropped the use of 'Australia Day' on social media, with clubs and national teams calling for a change of date. AAP · Jan 25, 2024
Watch: Josh Hazlewood 'shoos' away Covid positive Cameron Green while celebrating fall of wicket NEW DELHI: In a hilarious turn of events, Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood shooed away teammate Cameron Green while celebrating fall of a wicket in the ongoing second Test against West Indies at The Gabba on Thursday. The Times of India · Jan 25, 2024
2nd Test: Kavem Hodge, Joshua Da Silva lead West Indies fightback against Australia Joshua Da Silva and Kavem Hodge rallied West Indies to 266 for 8 against Australia with resolute half-centuries on day one of the day-night Test at the Gabba on Thursday. The Times of India · Jan 25, 2024
No terrors in Gabba pitch but Smith still 'intrigued' Steve Smith and West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite don't see any demons in the Gabba pitch for the second Test, but bowlers are still expected to find joy. AAP · Jan 24, 2024
Amid the cries of Test cricket’s death, Shamar Joseph brings hope from a remote corner From the moment internet reached his home town five years ago, the West Indian quick has been on a dream-like journey that continues in Brisbane today The Guardian - AU · Jan 24, 2024
Smith joins Cummins in calling for new Australia Day Steve Smith has become the second high-profile cricketer in two days to push the case for a change of date for Australia Day. AAP · Jan 24, 2024
Smith tickled pink for round two with Joseph at Gabba Steve Smith is ready for the challenge of opening at the Gabba under lights and facing a pink ball against fiery West Indies tyro Shamar Joseph. AAP · Jan 24, 2024
Marsh gets chance to captain before T20 World Cup call Mitch Marsh is set to captain Australia's Twenty20 series against West Indies and New Zealand as selectors weigh up who will lead the side in the World Cup. AAP · Jan 24, 2024
Travis Head fit, top order due big scores: Cummins Pat Cummins says COVID-stricken Travis Head will play in the second Test against West Indies, in which he expects Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne to fire. AAP · Jan 23, 2024
Australia continue to back Steve Smith as Test opener Steve Smith's maiden appearance as a Test opener may not have unfolded as planned; nevertheless, Australia coach, Andrew McDonald, emphasized the team's unwavering support for him. The Times of India · Jan 20, 2024
AAP · Jan 20, 2024 Windies newcomers won't get it easy again: Australia After facing the West Indies' debutant bowlers for the first time, Australia coach Andrew McDonald expects improved output from his batters in the second Test.
AAP · Jan 17, 2024 Aussie paceman Hazlewood shrugs off Test milestone Paceman Josh Hazlewood is shrugging off his feat of becoming the 11th Australian to take 250 Test wickets, saying he's not a numbers guy.
AAP · Jan 17, 2024 Joseph goes from remote villager to Windies Test hero Guyanese villager Shamar Joseph has gone from his first professional cricket game to dismissing Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne in the space of 12 months.
The Times of India · Jan 17, 2024 Australia vs West Indies, 1st Test: Debutant all-rounder Shamar Joseph sparks excitement in Adelaide NEW DELHI: Debutant Shamar Joseph emerged as the star of the show, leaving an indelible mark on the opening Test between Australia and the West Indies in a thrilling turn of events at the Adelaide Oval.
AAP · Jan 16, 2024 Henriques hits Sixers to last-ball win over Scorchers The Sixers suffered a 4-5 collapse before skipper Moises Henriques saved the day, lifting them to a rare win over the Scorchers in Perth with a 20-ball 47.
The Hindu · Jan 16, 2024 Steve Smith to take his talents to the top and open Australia's innings in 1st Test against West Indies Steve Smith dares the West Indies attack to waste the new ball with short-pitched deliveries as he opens for Australia in the Test series opener.
AAP · Jan 16, 2024 Smith instantly re-energised by opening shift: Cummins Australia captain Pat Cummins says Steve Smith has been instantly re-energised by his shift to open the batting against the West Indies in the first Test.
The Times of India · Jan 16, 2024 Steve Smith's bold opening move takes center stage as Australia face West Indies in series opener NEW DELHI: As Australia gear up for the series opener against West Indies at Adelaide Oval, all eyes are on newly-promoted opener Steve Smith, who is set to take on a more attacking role at the top of the order.
AAP · Jan 15, 2024 Promoted allrounder Green to feel 'less rushed' at No.4 Recalled Australian allrounder Cameron Green is feeling grateful and excited at returning to the Test team to bat in his preferred spot of No.4.
The Times of India · Jan 14, 2024 'I got in touch with Novak...': Virat Kohli reveals how he made Novak Djokovic his 'text buddy' - WATCH NEW DELHI: India's star cricketer Virat Kohli on Sunday revealed the heartwarming story of mutual admiration between him and tennis legend Novak Djokovic.
AAP · Jan 14, 2024 Smith won't entertain selection issue if move backfires Steve Smith expects the freedom of more attacking cricket at the top of the Test order, but hasn't considered what it means for his spot if the move fails.