 Won`t let back problem end career: Clarke
The latest recurrence of Michael Clarke`s back spasm has raised questions about his long-term future but the Aussie captain insisted that the chronic back troubles, which have plagued him for nearly half his life, will not force him to cut short his international career.
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 Damien Martyn `keen` to help `brittle` Oz batsmen ahead of July Ashes
Alarmed by Australia’s brittle batting in the Border-Gavaskar series, former Test star Damien Martyn has said that he is keen to help the squad’s underperforming batsmen in a consultancy role, as figures show that even Bangladesh is performing better in the No.3 slot.
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 Clarke says `accountable` for India Test flop show
Australian captain Michael Clarke has said that he is totally accountable for the team`s struggles in the Border-Gavaskar Test series against India, as the team is just a defeat away from becoming Australia`s worst Test outfit in 34 years.
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 Darren Lehmann favoured to be next Oz coach
Domestic team Queensland coach Darren Lehmann has reportedly been touted as the next Australian national coach, following the criticism surrounding current coach Mickey Arthur after Australia`s devastating performance in the Border-Gavaskar series.
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 India vs Australia Delhi Test, Day 1: As it happened...
Live updates from the first day of the fourth and final Test between India and Australia.
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 Clarke should quit as a selector immediately: Benaud
Amid fears of possible backlash in Australia`s already vulnerable team culture in the wake of the `homework-gate`, former Test selector John Benaud has advised captain Michael Clarke to quit as a selector immediately.
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 Arthur shouldn`t be made scapegoat for the debacle: Warne
Spin legend Shane Warne today defended Australian coach Mickey Arthur despite the team`s dismal show in the ongoing four-Test rubber, saying the South African should not be made ‘scapegoat’ after the series.
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 Australia cannot play well in India: Ishant
India fast bowler Ishant Sharma said on Thursday that home conditions have played a big role in the ongoing four-Test series and it has proved once again that Australia lack the technique to play in the sub-continent conditions.
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