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Young Warriors bid for England The WACA remains hopeful that two of WA's brightest young cricket talents have not permanently abandoned the State. Teenagers Steve Eskinazi and Cameron Steel, both outstanding performers for WA in recent national ...

Sydney: Australia's education minister Peter Collier has apologized for an embarrassing Facebook indiscretion which revealed that he had liked a picture of a Young Liberal showing his genitals. The minister was aged 16 at the time and had participated in a ...

Shane Warne believes fast-tracking young players into the Sheffield Shield rather than having them cut their teeth on Twenty20 is key to improving the strength of domestic cricket in Australia and ultimately the national team

Young Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins has said that he has made changes to his swinging action to make him less prone to injury.

Vijay, Pujara, Dhawan, Ashwin and Jadeja all proved thorns in Australia's side while masking over the absence of experienced players in the Test side.

Australia's major problem in the ongoing Test series against India is their batting. The young, inexperienced batsmen’s inability to cope with India’s spin cost them dearly the first two Tests, in Chennai and Hyderabad. - Scorecard | Images And the trend continued in Mohali, where, after a fine opening stand of 137, they were reduced to 273 for 7 by stumps on Day 2, on a good batting track, in the rain-hit third Test. While the Aussies must be commended for their decision to ...

Veteran Australian cricketer Chris Rogers and young all-rounder James Faulkner are the new faces in the 16-man squad for the 2013 Ashes Test series against England in July and August, which has been announced today by chairman of selectors John Inverarity.

SYDNEY, May 10 (Reuters) - Young fast bowler Pat Cummins will travel with the Australia A squad on their tour of England as part of his recuperation from a back injury but will not play any matches, Cricket Australia said on Friday.

The former Australia captain said young players are now more interested in raking in moolah than playing for the country.