Nathan Bracken

Cricket Australia today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen a 14-man squad for the Travelex One-Day International Tour of India, beginning in Gwalior on 26 October

Cricket Australia today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen a 14-man squad, with two players selected subject to fitness assessments, for the second 3 Test match against Zimbabwe, beginning in Sydney on 17 October.

Pakistani speedster Waqar Younis will touch down at Sydney Airport tomorrow, in time to face University of NSW star and former Test foe Michael Slater this Saturday

Former Tasmanian and Western Warriors pace bowler Shane Jurgensen will pick up where he left off when he plays for the Queensland Academy of Sport 2nd XI against NSW at Allan Border Field next week.

An unbeaten 110 by Simon Katich helped Randwick Petersham overcome last season's minor premier Manly-Warringah

Sydney Grade Cricket's 111th season commences this Saturday 27 September, with a round of one-day limited-overs matches commencing at 9.30am

1937 The first of West Indies' great postwar fast bowlers was born

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) had selected the 25 players to be contracted by the Board for the next 12 months.

An ankle injury has forced medium-pace bowler Nathan Bracken out of the Australia A side for the remaining games of its series against South Africa A.

Australia fast bowler Andrew Bichel has been ruled out of his side's VB Series match against Sri Lanka in Brisbane this Wednesday (15 January) with an injured right shoulder.

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen the following squads for the opening VB Series matches against England and Australia A's one-day matches

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen an initial 30-man squad for the 2003 International Cricket Council (ICC) Cricket World Cup in South Africa.

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer James Sutherland today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) had selected the 25 players to be contracted by the Board for the next 12 months.

Chickenpox victim Nathan Bracken could play for New South Wales against Victoria later this week - but at least one of the Blues' ailing batters might miss out.

Nathan Bracken is to leave the Travelex Australian Tour of the UK 2001 due to continuing pain and instability in his left shoulder

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) Chief Executive Officer Malcolm Speed today announced the twenty-five players to be contracted by the Board for the next twelve months