Racism effects still hurt – Khawaja
Australian batsman, Usman Khawaja, opens up about how his encounters with racial abuse affected him growing up.
De Kock destroys Australia
On this day in 2016, Quinton de Kock smashed 178 off 113 balls against Australia in the first ODI, which included 16 fours and 11 sixes.
‘New bat rules won’t affect me’
David Warner is convinced that he will maintain his big-hitting prowess irrespective of the new bat adjustment rules.
India tour details released
Twelve matches, including three Test matches, will be played by India on their South African tour from 5 January to 24 February.
Stokes remains in Ashes squad
Ben Stokes, who was arrested early Monday morning after a nightclub incident in Bristol, has retained his place as vice-captain of the England Ashes squad.
The heat is on the players
It’s certainly going to be a Sizzling Summer of Cricket, but will the players survive the heat?
Bangladesh’s first Test victory against Australia
Watch Bangladesh complete a historic first Test victory against Australia in the first Test against the Baggy Greens in Dhaka.
Australia pay dispute ends
Australia’s pay dispute has been resolved temporarily to ensure that the series against Bangladesh, India and England can take place.
Kaur smashes India into second final
Harmanpreet Kaur’s phenomenal 171 off 115 balls set the tone for India, as they claimed a 36-run semi-final victory against the defending champions Australia.
Australia’s SA A tour under threat
Australia’s South Africa A tour is at risk of cancellation after Cricket Australia and the players’ union failed to reach a new pay-deal agreement.
Stokes smashes Bangladesh into semis
Ben Stokes hit 102 off 109 balls, to eliminate Australia from the Champions Trophy and send Bangladesh into the semis.
Head drags Australia to 277-9
Travis Head scored a 64-ball 71 to help Australia post a target of 278, despite rampant death bowling from Adil Rashid and Mark Wood.
Australia bat in do-or-die rivalry bout
England won the toss and have sent Australia in to bat in a knockout clash for the visitors at Edgbaston.
Tigers saved by the rain
Bangladesh’s semi-final hopes were kept alive, after rain abandoned play in their match against Australia at the Oval on Monday.
Bangladesh crumble around Iqbal
Mitchell Starc ripped through the Bangladesh tail-end as they were skittled for 182, despite an anchoring 114-ball 95 from Tamim Iqbal at the Oval.
