MELBOURNE — The Australian cricket team is struggling to find a decent replacement for him but spin legend Shane Warne has ruled out coming out of retirement, saying that the side no longer needs him.
MELBOURNE — The Australian cricket team is struggling to find a decent replacement for him but spin legend Shane Warne has ruled out coming out of retirement, saying that the side no longer needs him.
ABU DHABI — The International Cricket Council on Wednesday sent out a warning to India and Australia ahead of the Test series which starts in Bangalore on Thursday.
NEW DELHI - International news agency Reuters on Thursday suspended coverage of Australia's test cricket series in India due to the accreditation terms of organisers, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).
BANGALORE, India - Skipper Ricky Ponting ended his run drought on Indian soil with a superb century as Australia came back strongly after a shock start in the first Test on Thursday.
BANGALORE, India- Skipper Ricky Ponting and Simon Katich overcame the first-over dismissal of Matthew Hayden to lead Australia's fightback in the first cricket Test against India on Thursday.
BANGALORE, India - Australia recovered from the first-over dismissal of Matthew Hayden to reach 75-1 by lunch on the opening day of the first Test against India here on Thursday.
BANGALORE- Lunch scores on the opening day of the first cricket Test between India and Australia at the Chinnaswamy stadium here on Thursday:
BANGALORE, India - Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat first in the opening match of the four-test cricket series against India on Thursday at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
INDIA - Reuters is suspending its cricket coverage of matches, training sessions and commercial events, in India, across text, pictures and TV. Should current negotiations with Cricket Australia fail to reach a resolution, coverage of cricket in Australia will also be suspended, starting with the New Zealand tour in November.
Melbourne, Australia - Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland is treating Shane Warne’s reported comments about a comeback to test cricket as just talk.