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Reeve dreams of wearing the baggy green, but the number of south Asian cricketers at the top is going backwards

Reeve dreams of wearing the baggy green, but the number of south Asian cricketers at the top is going backwards

The number of Australian cricketers with south Asian heritage is growing at the grassroots and junior levels, but not in the elite teams. But there is a plan to help kids like Reeve Bal Pannu follow in the footsteps of Usman Khawaja.

  • by Daniel Brettig

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Usman Khawaja used to shrug off racism. Then he stopped trying to please everyone

Usman Khawaja used to shrug off racism. Then he stopped trying to please everyone

As a rising star, Australia’s first Muslim Test cricketer kept his thoughts in check. Then he found his voice – and used it.

  • by Daniel Brettig
The May 11 Edition
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The May 11 Edition

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The joy of six has not been entirely lost, but it’s getting there
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The joy of six has not been entirely lost, but it’s getting there

Cricket is overdoing a good thing with sixes. It is one thing to reinvigorate a sport to stay in line with the times, another to indulge it to death.

  • by Greg Baum
‘A little bit of magic’: Marsh’s X-factor and how Cummins helped mould Australia’s new T20 skipper

‘A little bit of magic’: Marsh’s X-factor and how Cummins helped mould Australia’s new T20 skipper

The bond between Mitch Marsh and Pat Cummins is a key plank of the recent success of the Australian side, underlining how the environment built by the Test captain has enabled the likes of Marsh and others to find their best, after years of inconsistency.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Nathan Murphy retired because of concussion; his mate Will Pucovski is still battling symptoms

Nathan Murphy retired because of concussion; his mate Will Pucovski is still battling symptoms

Will Pucovski is yet to fully shake off symptoms of his latest concussion, delaying the meeting of a medical panel to help decide on his cricket future.

  • by Daniel Brettig
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‘Frustrating’: Out-of-sorts Maxwell pauses IPL campaign
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‘Frustrating’: Out-of-sorts Maxwell pauses IPL campaign

Glenn Maxwell is taking an indefinite break from the IPL following a down patch in form off the back of the tournament of a lifetime at last year’s World Cup.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Ignominy and impact: Former CA chair Jack Clarke dies
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Ignominy and impact: Former CA chair Jack Clarke dies

Jack Clarke, the Cricket Australia chair who oversaw the introduction of the Big Bash League and a major overhaul of the governing body’s board of directors, has died in Adelaide.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Smith all but guaranteed to open in India Tests

Smith all but guaranteed to open in India Tests

Australia’s selectors have all but guaranteed Steve Smith will stay at the top of the order for next summer’s Tests against India, leaving a race among the next rank to be called up whenever Smith or Usman Khawaja decide to retire

  • by Daniel Brettig
Beyond Boxing Day: MCG Test crowds targeted for growth

Beyond Boxing Day: MCG Test crowds targeted for growth

Melbourne’s Boxing Day Test has been identified alongside Perth as two of the most underperforming games on the cricket calendar - not because of bumper crowds on December 26, but for the sharp drop-off afterwards.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Other stadiums ‘well ahead’ of Gabba: Cricket Australia

Other stadiums ‘well ahead’ of Gabba: Cricket Australia

The boss of Cricket Australia says Queensland sports fans deserve a long-term solution for the Gabba, as an architecture firm releases its vision for the famed ground.

  • by Cameron Atfield and Oliver Caffrey