The Aussie cricket store where Waugh brothers and Michael Clar...

Australia captain Michael Clarke said his side had to bat better against swing bowling if they were to win the World Cup after a top-order collapse ultimately proved decisive in a dramatic one-wicket defeat by New Zealand. "We were extremely poor, there is no ...

Mitchell Starc's outstanding swing bowling was the upside to an otherwise miserable day in Auckland for Australia. Starc claimed figures of 6-28 from nine overs to give his side a sniff of victory after they were skittled for 151 by New Zealand. ...

Michael Clarke has conceded that Australia have focused too much on power hitting and not enough on negotiating the swinging ball during their preparation for this World Cup. Australia's deficiencies against swing have been apparent for several years in all ...

Australia captain Michael Clarke won the toss and opted to bat in the World Cup Pool A game against New Zealand at Eden Park on Saturday. Clarke replaced George Bailey while Pat Cummins came in for fellow seamer Josh Hazlewood. New Zealand, with ...

Michael Clarke feared three months ago that he might not play international cricket ever again after suffering a hamstring injury against India in the Adelaide Test.

Auckland: Michael Clarke believes that he's as fit and healthy as he's been in years. Clarke injured his right hamstring in a Test against India in December and underwent an immediate surgery to repair it in time for the World Cup. The ...

Australia skipper Michael Clarke is set to make a comeback in the high-voltage cricket World Cup Pool A game against New Zealand here Saturday, following his recovering from hamstring surgery. "I'm ready to go, the body feels really good, I have worked really ...

Australia cricket team coach Darren Lehmann has confirmed that skipper Michael Clarke will be returning for Saturday's World Cup group stage game against Bangladesh in Brisbane.Following his recovery from hamstring injury, Clarke made a solid return ...

Brisbane: Being the top contender for the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 in Australia and New Zealand, the Kangaroo team seems to be completely pumped up with the return of its most experienced player and skipper Michael Clarke. The captain, who ...