In this here article we casually write off the careers of three men with well over 30,000 Test runs between them. Because that’s how we roll.
This Test cricket gig can be fairly interesting at times. We reckon the format has just enough about it to ensure it might stick around for a bit longer yet.
In all trilogies, the middle part is usually the ‘difficult one’, where the protagonists reach their lowest ebb. With a flat Adelaide pitch in prospect, that’s pretty much what we’re expecting here.
It might not exactly have been a classic, but the first Test provided more talking points than an episode of your typical American primetime soap.
In our latest review we do our very best to avoid libeling EA Sports. We think we were mostly successful. Fingers crossed.
Test Cricket is back in town! And that town is Brisbane, where they wear hats on their feet and hamburgers eat people.
Bryce McGain: the Ian Salisbury of Australian cricket.
We are massive fans of Virat Kohli. Some of us even think he might be a better cricketer than Steve Smith. The operative words being ‘some’ and ‘might’.
The second Steve Smith Report features a depressing lack of Steve Smith in it. We do our best to talk about him anyway, because without Sir Steve Aussie domestic cricket is really, really, boring.
Struggling for inspiration with no cricket to watch on the telly? Well we can’t really help there, but we can at least hopefully stoke your enthusiasm about what the next few months hold in store.