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Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach arrested in India
Indian police have arrested and charged Australian cricketer Luke Pomersbach. He faces up to three years in jail after being charged with molestation, assault and house-breaking after allegedly groping a 27-year-old American woman in New Delhi.
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Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke marries Kyly Boldy
Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke married model Kyly Boldy in front of the their families in a secret ceremony on Tuesday.
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Mitchell Johnson back in the Australian frame and opening up on mental demons
Fit-again paceman Mitchell Johnson has opened up about the depth of his mental battles last year, revealing he lost his love of the game and would have contemplated retirement had he not injured his toe.
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Australian cricket star Mitchell Starc deported from the UK
Australia seamer Mitchell Starc has been deported from the UK after a problem with his visa prevented him playing for Yorkshire.
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Biggest challenges loom for Australian cricket
Australia’s Test cricket success under skipper Michael Clarke has masked problems that could be exposed by great challenges looming over the next 18 months.
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Shane Watson’s quest for elusive ton continues
Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger knows you can’t always get what you want and it seems Shane Watson can’t find a way to end his long wait for a third Test hundred.
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Michael Clarke hails Windies Test win as best
When times are tough in next year’s bid to regain the Ashes in England, Australia’s cricketers can draw on their comeback win over the West Indies in Barbados to show nothing is impossible.
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Aussie bowlers take edge on Windies
Australia’s bowlers landed the psychological blows in Barbados on Tuesday they feel can carry them through the rest of their Test series against the West Indies.
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Australia can eclipse England in Windies
It seemed impossible 12 months ago but Australia can overtake England in cricket’s Test world rankings if results go their way during the series against the West Indies starting this week.
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Michael Clarke ranked best batsman in world
Australia captain Michael Clarke’s sparkling form with the willow was rewarded with the No.1 spot on the International Cricket Council’s batsmen rankings.
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Australia not ruthless enough: Watson
Stand-in captain Shane Watson has warned Australia must rekindle their killer instinct, describing their performance in the drawn five-match ODI series against the West Indies as “very disappointing”.
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Ricky Ponting tops Somerset Cricket Club’s dream list
Somerset County Cricket Club in Southwestern England has expressed an interest in signing former Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting for the 2012 season.
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Australian cricketers told to lift against West Indies
Australia coach Mickey Arthur has told his players to lift their game and show a ruthless streak to subdue the West Indies in Friday’s fourth one-day international in St Lucia.
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Shaun Tait dons Pommy colours for MCC XI
Australian fast bowler and Twenty20 cricket specialist, Shaun Tait, has joined England’s MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) squad for the Emirates Airline Twenty20 Trophy in Dubai on 23 March.
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Aussies have cricketing edge on Windies: Nash
The Australian cricketers’ gruelling home summer could give them an edge on their tour of the Caribbean, according to former West Indies vice-captain Brendan Nash.
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Australia win cricket tri-series against Sri Lanka
Game-buster Clint McKay’s feats with bat and ball inspired Australia to a 16-run victory over Sri Lanka to claim the tri-series title on Thursday.
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Sri Lanka crush Australia to level cricket ODI Tri-series
Opener Tillakaratne Dilshan flayed a match-winning century as Sri Lanka downed Australia by eight wickets on Tuesday night to level the cricket tri-series finals.
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David Warner takes Aussies to win over Sri Lanka
David Warner proved the difference with a remarkable 163 as Australia held on for a tense 15-run win in the tri-series one-day finals opener against Sri Lanka at a wet Gabba.
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Struggling India ‘desperate’, says David Warner
After helping Australia secure their place in the finals of the one-day cricket series, opening batsman David Warner says he’s surprised by how poorly India are playing given the talent in their side.
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Michael Clarke claims third Allan Border Medal
Michael Clarke capped a sensational opening year as Australia captain by claiming his third Allan Border Medal on Monday.






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