Workload not responsible for injury: Siddle

Australian speedster Peter Siddle has been sidelined from competitive cricket for five months with a back injury but the Aussie paceman insists that the injury has nothing to do with excessive workload.

Harris picks up another five-for as Aussies romp over Pakistan

Fast bowler Ryan Harris picked up a second consecutive five-wicket haul as Australia continued their domination over Pakistan with a comprehensive 135 runs victory in the fourth one-dayer to take a 4-0 lead in the five match series.

Mohammad Yousuf under fire after Pakistan’s embarrassing defeat

Former Pakistan cricketers have launched a scathing attack on Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf after his team slumped to an embarrassing 36-run loss against Australia in the second test at Sydney.

Hussey, Hauritz script a miraculous win for Australia

It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Australia didn’t win the second test against Pakistan but Pakistan lost it! Pakistan, given a target of 176 to win their first test against Australia in 15 years, were bundled out for 139 giving Australia a 36 runs victory and an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three match series.

Brett Geeves called in as cover for Siddle

Australia has called in Tasmania fast bowler, Brett Geeves, as cover for the injured Peter Siddle, for the third test against the West Indies at Perth starting Wednesday.

I would have a fit Lee in my team any day: McGrath

Australia’s legendary fast bowler Glenn McGrath has said that in spite of being out of test cricket for more than six months, Brett Lee is still a world class bowler and should be picked in the Australian squad as soon as he gets fit.

Australian media rubs salt into India’s wounds

The Australian media didn’t waste the opportunity to rub salt into India’s wounds, hailing their cricket team for the ODI series win against India saying the series win has put to rest the debate of who the undisputed kings of the game are.

McDonald, Cockley to join battered Aussies

Victorian all-rounder Andrew McDonald and New South Wales speedster Burt Cockley are the latest additions to the Australian side battling with injuries. They will be taking the place of Moises Henriques, who has flown back home nursing a hamstring injury, and Peter Siddle, who returned home with stiffness in his left side, respectively.

Australia’s ’sore card’ has another addition, Siddle to fly back home

Australia’s injury woes continue with Peter Siddle joining the list of injured players. Siddle will be returning home after suffering stiffness in his left side during the fourth one-dayer in Mohali.

Australia’s injury crisis deepens, Paine ruled out of rest of the series

Australia’s injury woes continued on Wednesday with wicket-keeper batsman Tim Paine breaking his finger during the Indian innings in the second ODI at Nagpur ruling him out of the rest of the series.

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