Strong post-Argus plans poorly explained to public
A resounding CA board endorsement for the direction taken by the national team is accompanied by the admission that plans have been poorly articulated in public
View ArticleNo. 1 still in sight - Argus
Australia's ruinous Test results in India have not dissuaded the architect of the plan, Don Argus, to rejuvenate the national team from his view that the world No. 1 ranking can be attained by 2015
View ArticleA lesson for the Australian cricketer
Yes, the punishment was harsh, but it is time Australia's players took some responsibility
View ArticleWarne's solution is not the answer
Shane Warne's solution to the disciplinary problems Australia faced in India involved music and alcohol, an astonishingly simplistic answer to a serious issue
View ArticleSutherland breaks silence on homework fiasco
James Sutherland, the Cricket Australia chief executive, has spoken for the first time about the "homework" fiasco that enveloped the national team on a horrid tour of India, stating his displeasure at...
View ArticleAustralia's discipline problem runs deep
The David Warner incident is the latest in a string of discipline issues that have hit Australian cricket recently
View ArticleWarner suspended until first Ashes Test
David Warner's bar-room altercation with Joe Root looks set to cost him his Test place after he was suspended for the rest of the Champions Trophy and Australia's two Ashes warm-up games
View ArticleMickey Arthur sacked as Australia's coach
Mickey Arthur has been sacked as Australia's head coach less than three weeks before the start of the Ashes
View Article'It just hasn't been working'
The cricket world reacts to Mickey Arthur's sacking as Australian coach in the lead-up to the 2013 Ashes
View ArticleArthur's exit highlights deeper problem
Mickey Arthur's sacking, with just two weeks before the Ashes, is indicative of the current plight of the Australian team
View ArticleTimeline: many lows, much controversy
A look back on Mickey Arthur's turbulent 19 months as Australia coach
View ArticleLehmann appointed Australia coach until 2015
Darren Lehmann has been appointed Australia's new head coach until the end of the 2015 World Cup after Mickey Arthur was sacked over what Cricket Australia called failures of discipline, consistency of...
View Article'A communicator who brings everyone together'
The Queensland wicketkeeper Chris Hartley spoke to ESPNcricinfo to discuss Darren Lehmann's mentoring style and the successful approach he used at Queensland over the past two years
View ArticleClarke's influence reduced in wake of Arthur sacking
Australia's captain Michael Clarke has insisted he had nothing to do with the summary removal of Mickey Arthur. If that is so, it confirms him as a figure of much reduced influence in Australian cricket
View ArticleHaddin hopeful of quick fix
Australia's Ashes vice-captain Brad Haddin has expressed earnest hope the new coach Darren Lehmann can help provide the rapid fixes the tourists desperately need if they are to seriously challenge...
View ArticleLehmann's cultural remedy for Australia
Australia's new coach Darren Lehmann has pushed enjoyment and a balanced perspective on life as part of his remedy for a team culture that has variously been described as toxic, insular, selfish,...
View ArticleArthur let down by coach-killers
Australia's problematic cricketers overwhelmed Mickey Arthur, just as they did his former assistant Lachlan Stevens last summer
View Article'No rotations for Ashes' - Sutherland
Australia's fast bowlers will not be rotated during the Investec Ashes series but the much-debated rotation policy will live on in one-day cricket, according to the Cricket Australia chief executive...
View ArticleSutherland's job guaranteed by CA chairman
Cricket Australia chairman Wally Edwards has given his chief executive James Sutherland the full support of the board, but there is no reason to believe that means what it usually does
View ArticleHow CA and the players' association are drifting antagonistically apart
The board no longer seems to consider the ACA a party worth engaging with in contractual negotiations
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