Australian cricket team
England are dangerous but we're ready, says Langer
Langer watched his players go hard at it in two intra-squad warm-up match in Southampton on Tuesday, with Marnus Labuschagne and Alex Carey smashing rapid...
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Australia's tour of Bangladesh postponed due to coronavirus
Australia test captain Tim Paine recently said that it would not take “Einstein” to conclude that Australia’s test series against Bangladesh would not take place.
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De Kock: Proteas must get better at fighting back
With the disappointment of the T20 series defeat to Australia still fresh, Proteas captain Quinton de Kock said that the team had an honest conversation about fighting back and chasing scores, something they were failing to do of late.
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Klaasen fit for Proteas T20 decider, Bavuma misses out
Temba Bavuma is not fully fit and will not be available for selection for the final T20 International match against Australia at Newlands.
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Steve Smith says he's moved on from ball-tampering scandal
Smith was at the centre of the scandal that rocked Australian cricket and game at large - fellow batsmen Cameron Bancroft and David Warner were also involved.
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Warner takes step to cricket redemption with top Australia honour
The divisive 33-year-old has been awarded the Allan Border Medal for the third time, pipping by one vote Steve Smith, who was also involved in the attempt to alter the ball using sandpaper during a South Africa Test in 2018.
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Cricket Australia hails players' post-scandal conduct
The men's national team had no conduct citings during 2018-19 season, the first clean sheet in seven years, and code of conduct charges at all levels dropped 74 percent, CA chairman Earl Eddings said.
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India-inspired Sri Lanka seek history in Australia
India justified their top ranking by beating Tim Paine’s men 2-1 earlier this month, ending their agonising 71-year wait for a test series victory in Australia.
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India defeats Australia to win ODI series
Veteran wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni expertly guided India to the win with an unbeaten 87 with solid support from Kedar Jadhav on 61 not out.
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South Africa pledge not to taunt Australia over tampering
The three-game, one-day series is a chance for Australia to move on from a miserable eight months, which began with the tampering row.
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Australian cricket in 'good hands' with Langer - Lehmann
Justin Langer was named on Thursday as the replacement for Darren Lehmann, who resigned in the wake of the Cape Town scandal even though he was cleared of wrongdoing by Cricket Australia.
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SA bat first against scandal-hit Australia at Wanderers
Bowler Mitchell Starc, who has battled with injury, is replaced by debutant Chadd Sayers.
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Just not cricket... How to change the surface of a ball
Legal and illegal ways of changing the surface of a cricket ball.
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Stunned Australia digests ball-tampering shame
In the space of two days, top batsman Smith has gone from Australia’s cricketing golden boy to national pariah and it looks likely that he has played his last test as captain.
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Rabada appeal hearing set for 19 March
Rabada was given three demerit points by the International Cricket Council match referee Jeff Crowe, taking him past the tally of eight that triggers an automatic two-game suspension.
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Philander stokes more series tension with Smith comments
Fast bowler Rabada made contact with Smith’s shoulder after dismissing him in the first innings of their six-wicket victory in Port Elizabeth.
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KG KO'd by ICC
Kagiso Rabada has been ruled out of the remainder of the four-match test series between the Proteas and Australia.
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De Villiers ton hands South Africa commanding lead
South Africa added 118 runs to their overnight total of 264 for seven wickets in a busy morning session.
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Marsh helps Australia to 351 before Lyon pins back Proteas
Mitchell Marsh was dismissed for 96 as Australia took their overnight tally from 225-5 to post an imposing tally before spinner Lyon grabbed two wickets in his first over.
