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Chris Anstey, Andrew Gaze, Lindsay Gaze, Bill Wyatt and Ken Watson.

He clowns around on TV. But basketball’s Bradman was once known for showing a different emotion

Elevated to legend status in the Sport Australia Hall of Fame, cricket great Belinda Clark has her say on the sport’s privatisation debate, while basketball great Andrew Gaze opens up on his decorated career.

  • Jon Pierik

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Cameron Green’s hundred came from 47 balls.

Australia smash Proteas by 276 runs after Green’s 47-ball hundred

Australia rewrote all sorts of records while demolishing South Africa in the dead rubber game in Mackay, avoiding a 3-0 sweep for the Proteas, albeit against a much-weakened lineup as the visitors rested several key players

  • Daniel Brettig
Lungi Ngidi celebrates a key wicket for South Africa.

Aussies slump to another eye-opening loss as Proteas win ODI series on enemy soil

Australia have won just one ODI since last November – a victory over England in this year’s Champions Trophy – and suffering multiple defeats to Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and now South Africa.

  • Oliver Caffrey
Prenelan Subrayen bowls against Australia on Tuesday night in Cairns.

Proteas spinner reported for suspect action on ODI debut as Zampa punished for swearing

Prenelan Subrayen will have to clear his name after being cited during South Africa’s 98-run win over Australia in Cairns.

  • Tom Decent
Chris Woakes walks out to bat.

Australia considering revolutionary injury subs rule for this summer

Injury substitutes could be trialled in the Sheffield Shield this summer, accelerating what may be the most hotly debated change in Test cricket’s history.

  • Daniel Brettig
Marnus Labuschagne

Nowhere to hide: Australia exposed by Smith retirement

It’s no coincidence that Australia’s hiding by South Africa in Cairns was their first ODI since Steve Smith retired from the format.

  • Daniel Brettig
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Mitch Marsh goes for a big shot.

Heaviest ODI defeat in Australia since 1991: Proteas spinner’s brilliance triggers Aussie collapse

Australia were cruising at 0-60 after being set a target of 297 by South Africa. Then the carnage unfolded.

  • Tom Decent
Cameron Green and Beau Webster.

‘More pressure on my spot’: Webster welcomes Ashes heat as Green returns to bowling

As Cameron Green resumes bowling duties, pressure will mount on Beau Webster to keep his spot as Australia’s all-rounder in the Ashes series. But the towering Tasmanian says he’s no stranger to being squeezed at the selection table.

  • Daniel Brettig
Glenn Maxwell saved Australia.

Maxwell seals Australian series victory in Cairns thriller

Glenn Maxwell got Australia home in thrilling scenes against South Africa in the T20 series decider in Cairns.

  • Daniel Brettig
Bob Simpson.

‘He worked our backsides off’: Greats pay tribute to the man who revived Australian cricket

If Australia’s cricketers were out too late at night, Bob Simpson always found out.

  • Andrew Wu