We wanted to begin this article with a bad pun about the Warner incident, but Michael Vaughan has already used them all.
England faced up against Australia for the first of 789 encounters to be played this summer. It weren’t pretty.
The Australian tour of England is off to a predictable start. If it keeps going in this direction this could be a very short lived series to be honest.
Australia are like the Brazil of ODI cricket: they used to be good and nobody knows who their players are anymore.
The Ides of March have come.
When all appeared lost, an unlikely hero emerges to challenge the dominion of rubbish journalism.
In a new series where we focus on some of the pressing issues in the lead up to the Ashes, we debate the contentious assertion that the series will be poorer as a spectacle for Ricky Ponting’s absence.
The latest news on the broadcasting rights for Australian cricket has, understandably, got us in a bit of a tizz.
Since Cricket Australia cruelly robbed us of the opportunity to ponder endlessly over who would make the cut for the Ashes, we are instead reduced to bitching about who made it instead.
After weeks of negotiations, we have finally secured the exclusive rights to publish the ground-breaking Warnifestos. Enjoy the fruits of cricket’s greatest thinker.