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How Australia sleepwalked out of the World Cup 

The Mitchell Marsh-led side endured arguably their worst world cup campaign but how many fans and non-team related stakeholders will pay heed or even notice?

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Favourites Australia out to gatecrash another Indian party 

Even with injury troubles, Australia arrive in India searching for their second T20 World Cup title

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WCA concerned for vulnerable teams at upcoming World Cup 

These concerns are part of a memo sent by the World Cricketers Association to at least half-a-dozen of their signatories who are alleged to have received a set of non-approved "squad terms" from the ICC

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Knives out again: Another downhill bend in the road for England 

In the aftermath of a forgettable Ashes tour, the knife has been unsheathed again. Who will it fall on this time?

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Jacob Bethell: A star amidst England's Ashes ruins 

With his Test debut, Jacob had already gone where no Bethell had before. Now, he has a Test century

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When Head ran free and Smith went inward 

Head's uninhibited strokeplay broke England's spirit before Smith's meticulous mastery left England on the brink

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Another day of 'what ifs' in England's Ashes summer 

Stokes' frustration at the end of Day 2 at SCG was directed as much at his own team's familiar loss of control as it was at Labuschagne

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Who removed my spinner? 

Australia's decision to go without a specialist spinner at the SCG for the first time since 1888 underlined how spin has slipped out of the game on modern Australian pitches

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One last fight for England, one final walk for Khawaja 

With the Ashes already out of reach for England, Sydney offers one final opportunity to reshape a disappointing tour, even as Australia turn the spotlight on Usman Khawaja's farewell

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To be a brown man in a white game 

Usman Khawaja is not playing the race card. He's not playing victim. He's just letting you know how he feels