It’s Doug v India’s Goliath
September 27th, 2010 sheriffDOUGIE versus Goliath, left arm over. Australian speedster Doug Bollinger finally arrives in India today.
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DOUGIE versus Goliath, left arm over. Australian speedster Doug Bollinger finally arrives in India today.
AUSTRALIA have turned their attention to the first Test against India after the tour match against a Board President’s XI petered out into a tame draw.
IAN Botham believes England will flog Australia in the battle for the old urn this summer.
HARBHAJAN Singh limped away from training yesterday as Australia put some players on ice for the first Test.
BEN Hilfenhaus’ five wickets helped Australia fire out the Indian Board President’s XI for 177.
SELECTION boss Andrew Hilditch has revealed Shane Watson may open for the rest of his Test career as Australia’s plans to shuffle him down the order are put on the backburner.
ANDREW Symonds is yet to light up the Twenty20 Big Bash - and NSW hope the controversial all-rounder does not finally erupt in tonight’s ANZ Stadium blockbuster.
PAKISTAN’S cricket soap opera became high farce as besieged wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal refused to bow to a demand from team hierarchy to sack himself.
PAKISTAN pace legend Waqar Younis believes Mitchell Johnson is destined to surge past Wasim Akram and become Test cricket’s most successful left-arm fast bowler.
AUSTRALIAN opening batsman Simon Katich has been cleared to play in the third and final Test match against Pakistan starting Thursday at Bellerive Oval in Hobart.