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First blood in the battle of the all-rounders
THEY’RE the two most versatile stars in world cricket and Jason Holder and Ben Stokes have begun a battle royal for personal team supremacy, writes RON REED. More »
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A rip-roaring result at the G
KEN PIESSE was one of the 86,000 plus Australian record crowd at the MCG for the women’s T20 World Cup final: More »
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All’s well that ends well for cricket girls
THE big sell paid off in spades for the marketers who set the scene for the biggest day in the history of women’s sport in Australia, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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RAIN PAIN ANTI-CLIMAX FOR STARS?
THE cricket gods just seem to have it in for the Melbourne Stars – but they’re not dead and buried yet, says Chief Writer RON REED: More »
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AB runs hot for the heat
NOT for nothing was AB de Villiers regarded as the recruit of the year for the Big Bash and chief writer RON REED went along to see why. More »
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Stoinis bashes the door down
THE best innings in Big Bash history has Chief Writer RON REED revising his thoughts on Marcus Stoinis. More »
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Why Maxi is Laughing again
GLENN Maxwell is back from the dark side, says Chief Writer Ron Reed. More »
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Superstar Steyn’s farewell masterclass – or is it?
FAST bowlers don’t come much better than Dale Steyn, which is why the Big Bash blockbuster was mostly about one man, says Chief Writer RON REED: More »
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Why Patto is the world’s best spare bowler
IT IS a good cricket team that can seldom find room for a fast bowler of the quality of James Pattinson, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Captain Tim keeps it going
TEST skipper Tim Paine isn’t going anywhere any time soon, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Kiwi quick kill doesn’t last
NEW Zealand’s long-delayed return to the Boxing Day Test was worth waiting for, says Chief Writer RON REED. More »
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Red was the go at Monza
IT HAS taken nine years, but Ferrari finally triumphed again at Monza in the hands of brilliant youngster Charles Leclerc. PETER COSTER reports. More »
