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Sydney: Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke said Wednesday he was confident his troublesome back would not prevent him from leading Australia in the two Ashes series against England this year.Clarke has managed the back problem since he was ...

Calcutta: Recuperating from a back problem, Australia skipper and Pune Warriors India player Michael Clarke kept his "fingers crossed" as far as participation in the upcoming IPL is concerned, and said he would "do as I'm told" by the medical staff in ...

Shane Watson will captain Australia in the fourth and final Test against India in Delhi on Friday after Michael Clarke was withdrawn from the match following a back injury. Watson will become Australia's 44th Test captain. Australia’s team physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said Clarke will retire to Sydney, where he will undergo a series of scans and further treatment. "Michael injured his lower back during the third Test. Whilst there has been some slow improvement, he is still well short ...

The latest recurrence of Michael Clarke's back spasm has raised questions about his long-term future but the Aussie captain insisted that the chronic back troubles, which have plagued him for nearly half his life, will not force him to cut short his ...

Two Test defeats, players' indiscipline issues and a hint of revolt in the team, Michael Clarke had his hands full in the last couple of days. On the eve of the third Test starting here from Thursday, the Australian skipper touched upon a range of issues, ...

Australian captain Michael Clarke hoped that his chronic back pain would not keep him out of the Ashes but his participation in next month's Indian Premier League (IPL) will be decided on the basis of advice from medical experts. Clarke returned here Sunday ...

Ravindra Jadeja hasn't set the stage on fire yet, but the sprightly all-rounder is slowly but surely carving out a permanent place for himself in Test cricket, a format he was considered unfit. His batting abilities, he has two triple hundreds in Ranji ...

"Our poor first innings scores have let us down," Michael Clarke said after the Hyderabad defeat. Bikash Mohapatra feels the Aussie batsmen need to set the agenda, the way Alistair Cook and his team did against the Indians last winter. Australia's abject surrender in the Chennai and Hyderabad Tests has dented the formidable Aussie reputation as the team that never gives up. Their spinners were not expected to trouble the Indian batsmen. The placid subcontinent wickets nullified the Aussie ...

The Australian cricketers behaved like "sitting ducks" in the opening two Test losses against India, said wicket-keeper Matthew Wade as he called on his teammates to be more aggressive. "We're just sitting ducks. We've got to try to be a little bit more aggressive and put the pressure back on their bowlers," Wade said. "We might have to be a little bit more aggressive at times to get India to do something different because if they get into a rhythm and just bowl dot after dot, the game's not ...