Adam Voges

Michael Klinger continued his remarkable run of form with a century on the first day of the Sheffield Shield season, outdoing Test contenders Cameron Bancroft and Shaun Marsh, who both failed

Australia batsman Adam Voges has expressed severe doubt about the ability of the pink ball to hold up to 80 overs of battering in the upcoming day-night Adelaide Test

The well-drilled New Zealanders exposed familiar flaws in Australia's young batsmen on their way to a dominant opening performance, trouncing the Prime Minister's XI by 102 runs at Manuka Oval, despite the absence of their resting captain Brendon McCullum

Mitchell Johnson ran through Queensland and collected five wickets as Western Australia finished their Matador Cup campaign with a comfortable consolation victory

Less than six months on from a Test debut at 35, Adam Voges is thrilled to be heading into a tour of Bangladesh as Steven Smith's deputy

Tasmania fast bowler Andrew Fekete is the surprise inclusion in Australia's Test squad for the upcoming tour of Bangladesh

Sometimes it just makes sense to pick an in-form player in his 30s than a younger alternative

ESPNcricinfo rates the Australia players involved in the Ashes series

The Ashes have been handed back, so Australia's show of defiance on the opening day has come too late to impact the present but is a model for how they must adapt to challenges in the future

Regretful memories are fresh in the mind of Adam Voges, in particular his first-innings dismissal at Edgbaston

In a series of remarkable swings nothing is certain, but Australia are facing some familiar foes as they attempt to recover from their Edgbaston thrashing

Why was it that Australia put in such a hazy performance in a match that mattered so much? Of the two teams they are the more experienced, the more used to winning and entering this week the more confident

The failure of anyone other than Chris Rogers to cope with the conditions at Edgbaston was another worrying sign of Australian fallibility abroad

England played Australia at their own game in Cardiff, but don't rule the visitors out

Behind Darren Lehmann's blokey exterior lies a coach, and one with a number of headaches to ponder

Australia's top order's eagerness to attack saw them gift England wickets, with Moeen Ali especially profiting from a blind spot against spin

Adam Voges reflects on how the frankness with Australia coach Darren Lehmann told him he was out of the World Cup squad allowed him to focus on securing a Test spot

With no weak links in the four-man bowling unit that took on the West Indies, the availability of Ryan Harris for the Ashes will give the Australian selectors much to ponder

It's time to start investing in younger batsmen capable of succeeding at Test level instead of turning to ageing players who are bound to have a short shelf life