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Can Australia afford to take Labuschagne back to the land of his birth? (opens the original)
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Mackay: Close your eyes, feel the sea breeze on your face and smell the barbecued snags wafting across the ground, and Australia’s second Test against Bangladesh could almost be a stand-in for their first against South Africa. Kingsmead in Durban, on South Africa’s eastern coast, is a good deal larger than Great Barrier Reef Arena, but its environs are not a million miles from Mackay. From the point Mitchell Starc cut the Bangladesh top order to pieces with 6-12, and certainly once the recalled
Why the Darwin disaster is a wake-up call for Australian cricket (opens the original)
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Darwin: How big was this win for Bangladesh? Before he spoke to the press, touring captain Najmul Hossain Shanto and his teammates received a congratulatory video call from their prime minister. How bad was this performance by Australia? Every young batter in the country should keep their own phones close in case they get a call of a different kind from the national selectors about a Tuesday flight to join the Test squad in Mackay. Matt Renshaw, Campbell Kellaway, Sam Konstas, Ollie Peake, your
Australia taught a Test batting lesson by a side who refuse to beat themselves (opens the original)
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Darwin: This really is different. After the summer of Bazball’s Ashes implosion allowed them to capitalise repeatedly on English mistakes, Australia are fighting for Test match life against a Bangladesh side who have had the temerity to play the game wisely, and well, over two days. Having briefly threatened to crash through with the second new ball, the Australians finished up sentenced to a third consecutive day in the field at Marrara Stadium, against opponents Cricket Australia have not deem
Cricket Australia parts ways with betting sponsor in 15-year first (opens the original)
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Darwin: Australian cricket will be without a gambling sponsor adorning the boundary rope for the first time in more than 15 years when the Darwin Test match gets under way, after parting ways with betting company Bet365. Cricket Australia’s major commercial partner Toyota will get the boundary rope signage instead, which was being laid out at Marrara Stadium on Wednesday ahead of Thursday’s first ball against Bangladesh. This year’s expiry of a partnership that had existed since 2012 is also the
‘Pretty annoying’: Inside Josh Hazlewood’s fight to keep his Test career alive (opens the original)
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Josh Hazlewood is prepared to share his Test spot with Scott Boland as he embarks upon a 12-month odyssey that will also provide a definite answer about whether his 35-year-old legs are still up to the task. Injuries have cruelled multiple summers for Hazlewood, most recently hamstring and Achilles problems that ended his hopes of taking part in the Ashes last season. In his absence, Boland has been a superstar for Australia, leading selection chair George Bailey to speak of the Victorian as a g
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