“My gut feeling is probably hit and miss for security reasons (and) MoU reasons”
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Former Australia opener Ed Cowan has said that the ongoing pay dispute between the players and Cricket Australia could have huge ramifications if a deal is not struck by the June 30 deadline.
“They’ve got four good players I reckon”
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The Ashes may still be more than six months away, but that hasn’t stopped former Australia opener Ed Cowan from taking an early swipe at England.
Head leaps in the air in delight after scoring his century and leading his side to victory
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Adelaide Strikers batsman Travis Head stole the show against the Sydney Sixers as he blasted an unbeaten 101 to lead his side to an incredible five-wicket win.
“It’s time to be a family man who plays cricket rather than a cricketer with a family”
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Australia batsman Ed Cowan’s first-class future remains unclear after he decided not to sign with Tasmania next year.
Silk walloped one boundary and five sixes during his match-winning knock of 69
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Sydney Sixers batsman Jordan Silk hammered an unbeaten 69 to lead his side to a thrilling last-ball win over their crosstown rivals, the Sydney Thunder.
“Whilst not a traditional T20 big hitter, Ed is a great worker of the ball and [is] able to turn the strike over”
The Sydney Sixers have signed Australia and Tasmania opening batsman Ed Cowan for the upcoming edition of the Big Bash League (BBL).
Hughes represented Australia in 26 Tests, 25 ODIs and one Twenty20 International
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In a tragic turn of events, Australia batsman Phillip Hughes passed away just two days after he was struck on the side of the head during a Sheffield Shield match.
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“It’s very early days for him”
Australia batsman Alex Doolan has missed out on being awarded a central contract, despite being a part of the squad that beat South Africa 2-1.
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Warner conceded that Australia made the right move by dropping him
Australia opening batsman David Warner had finally admitted that he “definitely needed a kick up the bum” after getting suspended till the start of the ongoing Ashes series for punching England’s Joe Root at the Walkabout bar in Birmingham during the Champions Trophy.
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Anderson and Bell were the star performers for England
England landed the first knockout blow of the Investec Ashes series after emerging triumphant against Australia by 14 runs in a Test match that was riddled with spills, thrills, chills and controversies.
