Andrew Hilditch

Matthew Hayden is clinging to his international career after being told he is not in Australia's limited-overs plans

Australia received a jolt ahead of Friday's second Test with Matthew Hayden returning home after failing to recover from a lingering achilles injury

Not much has been expected of Australia's selectors in recent years, but the time may have finally come for them to raise their game

Andrew Hilditch, the chairman of selectors, is certain old age was not a defining factor in Australia's CB Series loss to India

Stuart MacGill is sweating on the best way forward for his injured knee

Australians will learn more about the direction favoured by the nation's cricket decision makers in the next month

Ben Hilfenhaus will join his first tour with Australia in September

Terry Jenner says it could be "devastating" for the development of Cullen Bailey if he is thrust into the national side straight after Shane Warne

Jason Gillespie has held on to his Cricket Australia contract despite not playing any international games over the past year

Andrew Symonds wants to play at least the second half of the World Cup after being named in the squad

Andrew Hilditch, the chairman of selectors, will consider whether Shane Watson is fit enough to play in the finals of the tri-series

Mark Cosgrove is set to turn his back on a second English county season and join the Centre of Excellence following a discussion with Andrew Hilditch

Ricky Ponting doesn't like playing Twenty20 matches and believes Australia should contest only one game of the popular format each season

Australia are set to take five fast bowlers to the World Cup in the West Indies as they plan to use four speedster in most games

Andrew Hilditch, the chairman of selectors, has given Stuart MacGill's chances of replacing Shane Warne in the Test team an enormous boost, indicating MacGill is still the stand-out spinner in Australia

Mitchell Johnson and Shaun Tait have been called into a bowler-heavy 13-man squad for the first Ashes Test at the Gabba next Thursday

Australia's three selectors will debate the first-Test squad in Melbourne over two days in one of the most difficult choices of their tenures

Jason Gillespie has been rewarded for his fantastic service to Australian cricket by being named captain of the Prime Minister's XI for England's tour opener in Canberra on November 10

Allan Border has stepped down as a Test selector for the second time in less than two years and only four months after re-accepting the position