Cricinfo: Tait hit by new injury setback Shaun Tait's injury curse has struck again after he was forced off the field during South Australia's Ford Ranger Cup match against Queensland at the Gabba. Cricinfo: Hopes' 75 secures rain-affected win for Bulls The opener James Hopes belted 75 off 61 balls to set up Queensland's 59-run win over the last-placed South Australia at the Gabba. Cricinfo: Gutsy Hughes shows his class with 108 Phillip Hughes led New South Wales' batting efforts for the second day in a row and made up for narrowly missing a century in the first innings by posting 108 as they increased their hold over Tasmania. Cricinfo: Arthur bemused by Nielsen comments South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, has reacted with bewildered amusement to the recent outburst from opposite number Tim Nielsen in which he claimed Arthur and Graeme Smith had been "talking themselves up" and accused the South Africa coach and captain of "cheap talk.". Cricinfo: South Australia cling to victory after Klinger hundred Michael Klinger struck his third hundred of the season as South Australia won their first Sheffield Shield game of the summer by chasing 334 on the final day at the Gabba. Cricinfo: Australia ride on Ponting's smooth half-century Ricky Ponting shone with a classy 79 as Australia strengthened their grip on the second Test at Adelaide by reaching 2 for 155 at tea. Cricinfo: Carseldine's 152 puts Queensland in control Lee Carseldine saved Queensland from a meagre total with a shot-laden 152 that pushed them to a highly competitive 352 against South Australia. Cricinfo: Committed Hayden remains motivated to succeed It is hard to think of Matthew Hayden as a slow starter. He has made his name by destroying opening bowlers and quickly turning shiny new balls into lifeless chunks of worn-out leather. But when it took him six years to make his first seven Test appearances, reaching 100 Tests must have seemed like an unattainable goal. Cricinfo: An outcast made to last Matthew Hayden becomes the 11th Australian to play 100 Tests but his unbending belief in his own qualities is being examined again. BBC: Cricket doubt amid India violence Deadly attacks in Mumbai throw international cricket schedules into chaos as India prepares to host a major new tournament. Ponting's pain no threat to career Ponting career could be cut short Can't touch 'em: Umpires offered protected zone New era: A first for South Africa: No Warne Tasmania 7-87 v NSW (172), stumps day one Surgeons to re-examine Ponting's injured wrist Tigers collapse as bowlers dominate Selection issues: Roy's my boy, says captain Ponting Redbacks chase outright points Redbacks a chance at Gabba

BBC Sport | Cricket | Other International | Australia | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Lee helps Australia thrash Kiwis Brett Lee takes five wickets on day four in Adelaide as Australia beat New Zealand by an innings and 62 runs to win the Test series 2-0. ·PCB chief fears divide in cricket Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ijaz Butt warns of a damaging split in world cricket after the Mumbai terror attacks. ·Champions League cricket on hold The Champions League cricket tournament in which eight teams, including Middlesex, were set to take part has been postponed following the terror attacks in India. ·Symonds regrets drinking session Australia's Andrew Symonds says he "regrets" visiting a Brisbane hotel last Sunday and has apologised to his team-mates for his actions. ·Australia clinch easy Gabba win Australia wrap up a comfortable 149-run victory over New Zealand in Brisbane. ·India deserved victory - Ponting Australia captain Ricky Ponting admits his team fell short of expectations as India condemn the tourists to their first series defeat since 2005. ·Aakash Chopra blogs on Australia's series defeat Aakash Chopra reflects on Australia's Test series defeat ·Beware a wounded Australia What Australia's defeat in India means ahead of next summer's Ashes ·Search for Australia news ·Your say - 606 Your favourite Australia content and debate on 606

Cricinfo - Australia Cricket news. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Wrist complaint won't stop Ponting Ricky Ponting's right wrist is fine and he will lead Australia in the first Test against South Africa on December 17, ending speculation over his long-term fitness. ·Injured Jaques looks to South Africa trip The opener Phil Jaques is hopeful of being fit for Australia's tour of South Africa in February and winning a spot as the reserve batsman after undergoing back surgery in October. ·Tait hit by new injury setback Shaun Tait has suffered another injury as he attempts to return to national duty after picking up a hamstring problem in South Australia's FR Cup loss to Queensland on Wednesday night. ·Hopes' 75 secures rain-affected win for Bulls The opener James Hopes belted 75 off 61 balls to set up Queensland's 59-run win over the last-placed South Australia at the Gabba. ·Gutsy Hughes shows his class with 108 Phillip Hughes led New South Wales' batting efforts for the second day in a row and made up for narrowly missing a century in the first innings by posting 108 as they increased their hold over Tasmania. ·Steyn desperate to lose early stain Dale Steyn will use an awful one-day entry against Australia as motivation for the upcoming Test series in which the in-form fast bowler will play a key part. ·Krejza ready to test injured ankle The offspinner Jason Krejza is confident he will be fit for the first Test against South Africa after missing the Adelaide game with an ankle injury. ·Wrist causes pain for Ponting Ricky Ponting will have his right wrist reassessed in Melbourne on Thursday after it caused him some discomfort during the Test series against New Zealand. ·High demand for Durham ODI tickets Durham have sold 6000 tickets in just 24 hours for the one-dayer between England and Australia next September, even though the match is the seventh and last of a long tour. ·Arthur bemused by Nielsen comments South Africa's coach, Mickey Arthur, has reacted with bewildered amusement to the recent outburst from opposite number Tim Nielsen in which he claimed Arthur and Graeme Smith had been "talking themselves up" and accused the South Africa coach and captain of "cheap talk.".

News4Sites - Australia Cricket Headlines on Australia Cricket - News4Sites.com View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Ponting's pain no career threat ·Ponting's pain no threat to career ·Ponting career could be cut short ·Can't touch 'em: Umpires offered protected zone ·New era: Here's a first for South Africa: no Shane Warne ·New era: A first for South Africa: no Shane Warne ·New era: A first for South Africa: No Warne ·Tasmania 7-87 v NSW (172), stumps day one ·Surgeons to re-examine Ponting's injured wrist ·Tigers collapse as bowlers dominate

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