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Private life a struggle for Clarke
4:00 AM | ADELAIDE - Australia cricket captain Michael Clarke says he'll never feel comfortable with the scrutiny of his private life that forced him to keep his wedding a secret from his parents.
Cook, Bell steer England to victory
23 May 12 | LONDON _ England captain Andrew Strauss saluted the ``sensible batting'' of Alastair Cook and Ian Bell after the duo steered the hosts to a five-wicket win over the West Indies in the first Test at Lord's.
Roar talent in development squad
17 May 12 | TWO Tasmanian Roar players have been named in the 2012-13 Australian Shooting Stars cricket squad.
Bird on tour, mind on Ashes
12 May 12 | Jackson Bird says he thinks his Australia A selection was done with one eye on next year's Ashes series.
12 May 12 | MELBOURNE _ Ali De Winter, Damien Wright and South African pace great Allan Donald are possible candidates to replace Craig McDermott as Cricket Australia's bowling coach.
Grammar's firsts coach pulls up stumps
11 May 12 | AFTER 15 years, eight state independent school cricket grand finals and five state premierships, Launceston Church Grammar's senior first cricket coach John Bailey is calling it quits.
Starc shrugs off UK visa deportation
10 May 12 | SYDNEY - A simple administrative blunder will force Australian paceman Mitchell Starc to endure a hectic round trip from England to Australia and back.
02 May 12 | PERTH _ Ricky Ponting's chances of earning another crack at Ashes redemption remain well and truly alive after Australian coach Mickey Arthur backed the 37-year-old to continue on until at least next year's Test tour of England.
Players return to mark state flag
01 May 12 | THE Launceston Cricket Club is holding its annual dinner on Saturday featuring the 20-year reunion of its 1991-92 premiership winning team.
Challenges loom for Aussies
30 Apr 12 | ROSEAU, Dominica - Australia's Test cricket success under skipper Michael Clarke has masked problems that could be exposed by great challenges looming over the next 18 months.
Clarke ends first year with another victory
29 Apr 12 | ROSEAU, Dominica _ Michael Clarke's record in his first 12 months as Australia's Test captain has gone from good to great after the 2-0 series win in the Caribbean.
Haddin still No. 1 with Clarke
28 Apr 12 | ROSEAU, Dominica _ Michael Clarke has always said he's just one voice of five on Australia's selection panel and he'll have to raise that voice when it comes to the Test wicketkeeper position.
Clarke pulls rabbit out of his hat in West Indies
27 Apr 12 | MICHAEL CLARKE dipped into his bag of tricks and was forced to wait several hours to find a rabbit as Australia were given a huge scare by the West Indies in the third Test on Thursday.
Ponting makes an odd exit
27 Apr 12 | ROSEAU, Dominica - If the third Test against the West Indies in Dominica proves to be Ricky Ponting's last for Australia, he found an odd way to exit international cricket.
Cowan hits back at critics with 55
27 Apr 12 | ROSEAU, Dominica _ Australian opener Ed Cowan began his first Anzac Day as a Test player battling critics who felt he wasn't up to cricket at the highest level.
Ponting, Cowan back in the runs
26 Apr 12 | Ed Cowan and Ricky Ponting both hit much-needed half-centuries but Australia blew a chance to slam the door shut on the West Indies in the third Test on Wednesday.
Wade seizes chance with timely century
26 Apr 12 | TASMANIAN Matthew Wade has acknowledged numerous messages of support after eclipsing Rod Marsh as the youngest wicketkeeper to score a Test hundred for Australia.
26 Apr 12 | ROSEAU, Dominica _ Nathan Lyon's Test tour of the Caribbean began badly but the resilient Australian offspinner will return home with an enhanced reputation as a quick learner.

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