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I had a chuckle reading some dismissing Beau Webster as a Test prospect because he only bowls in the high 120kmh range. Vernon Philander bowled 125-135kmh and had a magnificent career for South Africa.
The game was seemingly headed for a draw but the English bowlers had other ideas.
JUSTIN LANGER: Getting the best out of people in the high-pressure cauldron of professional sport is a riddle few can solve, but there are a few simple rules I have come to appreciate as a coach.
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The latest teenage cricketing sensation has written himself into the history books.
Cam Green’s injury could open the door for Australia to pick another all-rounder — rather than a replacement opener — in what could be one of the biggest selection calls in years, writes Jackson Barrett.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: There is nothing I enjoyed more than pummelling England in the Ashes but there is one batsman I have always respected.
All-rounder Cam Green appears set to miss at least the first match of Australia’s Test series against India this summer.
Aussie selectors need to think outside the box - and the current team - if we are any chance of stopping India winning Down Under again.
They have vanquished all before them so far, but after an easy win over New Zealand one of the team’s stars has flagged an area of concern within the dressing room.
CAITLIN BASSETT: There is more at stake than a high draft pick as players are offered to the highest bidder.
Test hopeful Cam Bancroft has been dismissed for an untimely golden duck as his bid for a return to Australia’s team ramped up on the first day of the Sheffield Shield season.
One State team’s batting line-up has revealed the competition to secure the slot at the top of the order for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy has narrowed.
MITCHELL JOHNSON: How the national cricket team manage this star could be crucial to their success against a rampant India.
Megan Schutt has allayed any fears the spin-friendly conditions in Abu Dhabi would take the teeth out of Australia’s pace attack after claiming 3-12 in the side’s tournament opener.
Competition for places remains red-hot in the Australian camp as the world champions prepare to launch their Women's T20 World Cup defence.