Australia (cricket)

The 1999 World Cup semi-final between Australia and South Africa was a white-ball Test match with a twist that even Hitchcock would have deemed too cruel

The 28th man goes too far

During their 1992-93 tour of Australia, West Indies were on the brink of losing their long unbeaten run. Curtly Ambrose wasn't having that

Shane Warne started his first Ashes tour as a relative unknown. By the end, England’s batsmen knew quite enough about him

A year before he laid waste to South Africa at the Oval, Devon Malcolm bowled an even faster spell to beat Australia

And you wonder why Australia won 4-1

The genesis of England’s glorious 2005 Ashes victory was a 47-minute cameo three years earlier