Hodge has been really impressive with the bat as of late
Australia veteran batsman Brad Hodge is seriously considering a last-gasp effort to experience a final Ashes hurrah and the Victoria selectors have even offered to help him achieve his goal by trying to find a spot for him in the last three Sheffield Shield matches of the summer.
Marsh truly believes he will be back representing Australia in all three formats soon enough
After having experienced an extremely turbulent year, former Australia batsman Shaun Marsh believes he is a stronger person and has announced his desire to represent his country in all three formats once again.
Warner and Samuels were involved in a heated dispute during the World Twenty20
Australia opening batsman David Warner believes that West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels has to learn “to control himself” on the field in order to avoid any more clashes with other international players.
Warne has warned Cricket Australia about the dangers of sending rookies to India
Former Australia ‘spin king’ Shane Warne has urged captain Michael Clarke and the rest of the selectors to pick experienced spinners over rookies when the national team tour India later this month.
MacGill sees no reason as to why Warne cannot make a spectacular comeback to international cricket
Former Australia leg-spinner Stuart MacGill has “absolutely no doubt” that ‘spin king’ Shane Warne can regain his spot on the national team and make an outstanding international return at the age of 43.
Botha believes Australia should not put Lyon’s future at risk for Warne
Former South Africa spinner Johan Botha has announced that if Australia allow legendary ‘spin king’ Shane Warne to play in this year’s back-to-back Ashes series against arch-rivals England, it could see a slide in off-spinner Nathan Lyon’s stock, especially in the future.
Warne is looking to bring the Ashes back to Australia
Former Australia ‘spin king’ Shane Warne has caused a media uproar after announcing that he is contemplating making an international return and plans to rejoin the national team when they take on arch-rivals England in back-to-back Ashes series later this year.
Samuels has transformed himself into a highly volatile all-rounder since making his international comeback
West Indies all-rounder Marlon Samuels will be heading to Australia in December to play in the Big Bash League after agreeing to sign with the Melbourne Renegades.
