A special horseshoe made from parts of a downed German plane is on one jumper and another has turned an iconic sash into ...

New Cricket Australia chief Todd Greenberg speaks on cricket’s dealings with Saudi Arabia, why he had a public argument during the Boxing Day Test, and the case for drop-ins at the SCG.

One boutique I'll browse annually is Le Beau Bazar. Hidden down Rue des Halles, it captures the enduring charm of this town with its retro posters and postcards. We have some on our walls at home now ...

Australian cricketer Will Pucovski ... p>Former Test opener Will Pucovski retires from cricket at 27 due to concussions. (File)<br></p> Will Pucovski has announced his retirement from cricket ...

Marsh, the son of Australian cricket legend Rod, said he made the decision with a “heavy heart” having steered the players’ union through multiple challenges, including the Covid-19 pandemic.

Victorian and Australian ... advice from former Western Bulldogs president and AFL advisor Peter Gordon about his situation and had requested medical records from Cricket Australia.

Sydney (AFP) – Former Australia opening batsman Will Pucovski retired from cricket at the age of 27 on Tuesday after a string of concussions, saying he would not risk "any more damage to my brain".

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Picture: Cameron Bates The club has received widespread support from the wider Australian cricket community, including from Bulls Masters Managing Director Jimmy Maher and former Queensland and ...

The 19-year-old Konstas brazenly scored 60 runs off 65 balls to set up Australia's victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground en route ... World Test Championship and West Indies tours," Bailey ...

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Kate Grenville’s book successfully intertwines national and personal history to evoke Australia’s past – but multiculturalism challenges her idea of collective memory.