Tag Archives: Michael Clarke
A winter of cricketing contrasts: Andrew Hignell
The English winter of 2011-12 has witnessed some topsy-turvy batting displays around the world, such as the one by Australia in the second Test against India at Sydney as the home side went from 37 for 3 to 659 for 4 … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Hignell, gillette cup, Michael Clarke, Ricky Ponting
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Sandham the first in Test cricket’s 300 club: Andrew Hignell
During the current Australia-India series, at Sydney, Michael Clarke became the latest member of the Test match triple hundred club, with his magnificent innings of 329 not out helping to guide Australia to an emphatic victory by an innings and … Continue reading
Australia versus India Test series Eye-Spy
The eagerly anticipated series between England’s two Test cricket bitches is upon us. Play along with our handy guide and award yourself a point for each of the following… Mitchell Johnson sees the first Test team sheet and turns up … Continue reading
Sam Collins: Is Michael Clarke the new Kim Hughes?
On a day that the papers at home and abroad speak of dressing-room mutiny over his captaincy prospects, Michael Clarke had to get out hooking. With Clarke’s situation edging closer and closer to that of the last blonde to captain … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, International, Test cricket, The Ashes, The media
Tagged Michael Clarke
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