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Strikers have BBL spin depth to cover Rashid: Gillespie

Adelaide Strikers coach Jason Gillespie says his squad has plenty of spin options to cover the injury-enforced absence of BBL drawcard Rashid Khan.

AAP

Australia could be India’s ‘banana skin’ in Cricket World Cup final

Australia are peaking with unbeaten hosts India ‘ripe for the picking’, Aussie legend Jason Gillespie tells Al Jazeera.

Al Jazeera

I was confident England would win the Ashes … and then I saw the Aussies

Doubts have crept in after England lost Jack Leach while Pat Cummins’ side enjoyed ideal preparation for the first Test at Edgbaston in their defeat of India

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Halting Bazball and lifting the urn will define bowlers

Pat Cummins, Nathan Lyon, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc are a supreme Australian attack but how they handle England and 'Bazball' will define them.

AAP

Pat Cummins should be allowed to sit out the rest of the India series, Jason Gillespie says

Former Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie says Pat Cummins should be afforded time to be with his sick mother and not be asked to return for the fourth Test.

ABC News

How Australia can win a Test series in India, according to the last coach of Australia to do so, John Buchanan

Sticking to a plan, playing to your strengths and silencing the "unbelievable" Indian crowd — The man who last guided Australia to a Test series victory in India outlines how this year's side can do it again.

ABC News

Fun, effective or ‘very bland’? Advertising experts split on Australia’s tourism mascot Ruby the Roo

Some say the CGI kangaroo ‘looks fantastic’ and will cut through internationally, but critics believe Tourism Australia could have aimed higher

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Alex Lees opens up about the "tough" journey chasing his England dream

EXCLUSIVE: Alex Lees has been through some "tough" times during his career, but believes they have made him a "far better batter" as he prepares for England's upcoming Test series against South Africa

Daily Mirror

Alex Lees interview: I have to turn positive England impact into big score

When Alex Lees was a youngster at Yorkshire, coach Jason Gillespie used to call him “Haydos”, a nod to his former Australia team-mate Matthew Hayden, one of the most dominant, powerful left-handed openers that cricket has ever seen.

Evening Standard

Alex Lees hopeful ‘Yorkshire stubbornness’ helps cement England Test place

The left-hander has a top score of 31 from eight innings for England

The Independent UK

On this day in 2015: Trevor Bayliss appointed England head coach

The Australian leapfrogged initial front-runner Jason Gillespie to replace the sacked Peter Moores

The Independent UK

Andrew Symonds dead at 46: Tributes pour in after Australian cricket hero killed in car crash

Former international team-mates Andrew Gilchrist, Michael Clarke, Jason Gillespie and Darren Lehmann were among many to pay tribute to Symonds.

Evening Standard

Next England coach candidates profiled as Paul Collingwood takes interim role

The pros and cons of the leading candidates to replace Chris Silverwood as England head coach, including Justin Langer, Paul Collingwood and Alec Stewart

Daily Mirror

Gillespie: I don't want to coach Australia

Jason Gillespie has ruled himself out of replacing Justin Langer as coach of the Australian men's cricket team.

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