Jake Weatherald could make his debut in the first Ashes Test, while Australia have also recalled Marnus Labuschagne for the series opener in Perth. Opening batter Weatherald is one of three uncapped ...

Marathon spells at good pace from one and electric counter-attack from the other. Australian seamer Scott Boland is excited by what potential Test debutants Jake Weatherald and Brendan Doggett could ...

With the epic opening chapter of the Ashes around the corner, iconic England spinner Phil Tuffnell gave us his series preview featuring his thoughts on England’s preparations, the influence of Gus ...

Perth [Australia], November 17 (ANI): Australian batter Jake Weatherald described meeting cricket stars Steve Smith, Usman Khawaja, and Pat Cummins as a "pretty cool experience", saying it's surreal ...

Three weeks ago, Andrew McDonald made an optimistic prediction about the physical state he expected Pat Cummins to be in leading into the first Ashes Test. "You'll see him and it'll almost be a ...

Australia go into the opening Ashes Test against England with questions around their XI as they look to extend their grip on the urn into a second decade. Captain and pace bowler Pat Cummins will miss ...

The brakes on more than a quarter of trucks tested in a recent police operation on central North Island roads were found to be faulty. Between November 3-6, the police inspected 910 “heavy vehicles ...

And while the action will dominate talk, we’re looking deeper behind the scenes at the players and their partners. Here are some of the WAGs to look out for cheering from the stands this Summer.

From models to medical experts, meet the accomplished and glamorous women behind Australia and England’s cricket stars as they prepare for another fierce Ashes battle. And while the action will ...

MILTON — Charlie Fitzke and the rest of Milton’s football team were preparing for a Week 6 road contest against Fort Atkinson during practice. The Red Hawks were coming off a 36-29 loss against Monona ...

It’s Bazball, the Aussie way, as former Test opener Aaron Finch says the exploits of Travis Head show why England’s aggressive style can work Down Under. It comes as he backed Tasmanian opener Jake ...