Mark Waugh

John Inverarity may stand down as the head of Australia's selection panel and be replaced by Rod Marsh under a possible revamp of the group

Mark Waugh has confirmed an approach from Cricket Australia to join the national selection panel, as other selectors weigh up their futures

In 1997 Australia secured a remarkable come-from-behind victory in Port Elizabeth which helped define a generation. The lead in to the Test this year has some striking similarities

Fielding up close to the bat isn't just about pulling off blinding catches and taking blows to the body

Following the ICC's ban on runners, we pay tribute to the hardworking breed of men who provided cricket with some of its quirkiest moments

Opener makes daunting chase against New Zealand look easy

A look back at how the story of the involvement of two leading Australian players with bookmakers broke, 12 years ago

Mitchell Johnson's unbeaten 96 in Johannesburg has seasoned judges predicting he will develop into a fully-fledged allrounder - or better

Eleven impressive efforts that have helped a team home

Batsmen who have been let down by their - or others' - running

Richie Benaud is still unmatched when it comes to finding Australia's most magical cricket broadcaster

Mark Waugh believes Adam Gilchrist must take more time with his batting as Australia search for their third World Cup in a row

Steve Waugh has been named captain of Australia's greatest ODI team at the celebration of one-day cricket in Sydney

Ian Healy believes Australian players who have reached 100 Tests should be allowed to enjoy farewells similar to those of Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Justin Langer

Damien Martyn desperately needs a big score in the third Test to rescue his career, according to Mark Waugh

The sight of Shoaib spreading his wings in celebration of a kill will become the stuff of legend, a DVD classic, a spook story that mothers will tell their would-be superstar children

Back in the dark ages when Australia's best cricketers were actually made to share sleeping quarters, rooming on tour was a tender balance between matching individual traits and ensuring the best preparation for both players

A growing group of former Ashes winners including Allan Border believes the Australian team needs a harder edge during its battles with England

There's no reason why a journalist based in Madras, India, should consider it necessary to sit down at his keyboard and tap away just because Mark Waugh promptly retires after being dropped from the Australian side