Jessica Harrington’s Barnavara could be bound for Royal Ascot after making an impressive debut in the Irish EBF Median Sires Series Maiden over six furlongs at The Curragh. The trainer said: “She was up here the other morning on the Curragh on softis...
Reflections on a huge day of top international competition, analysis of grim financial figures for British racing and discussions on three important regulatory decisions are on the table in this week's edition of The Front Page.
Direct Hit: Learn a bit more about Australia's newest Test player, Baggy Green cap No.466 Matthew Kuhnemann, who grew up on the sunny Gold Coast, working his way through Queensland's under-age pathways and onto a Test debut in India with Virat Kohli ...
Learn a little bit more about Australia allrounder Grace Harris, including her early-career difficulties and running out Ellyse Perry on international debut.
Scott Boland was pleased with his personal effort in his first overseas Test for Australia, detailing the difficulties on a wicket that offer no pace, bounce, seam or swing, but concedes with Mitch Starc returning he faces a fight to hold his spot
Direct Hit: Get to know global T20 sensation Tim David, including growing up in Perth and going to local cricket with his Dad, plus his interests outside the game
Get to know more about the Victorian off-spinner, from growing up as a 'New South Welshman' on the northern side of the Murray River, claiming the Aussie skipper as his first wicket, and what he likes to do away from the cricket field.
Direct Hit: Get to know more about Aussie and Victoria fast bowler Scott Boland; his journey, his Indigenous heritage and his life off the field.
Dave Ord, Darren Yates and Paddy Brennan discuss the week's key talking points with Nick Luck, and they had plenty to say about them!
Growing up in Albany with a visual disability was a "little rough" according to Aussie bowler Mike Berg, but after some pushing from his Mum eventually got into cricket. Now, he finds himself playing at the T20 Blind World Cup in India.
Australia's totally blind veteran allrounder Ryan Honschooten – who is now touring India at the Blind Cricket World Cup – details his journey, coming late to cricket, and why he loves the team spirt and camaraderie the sport has brought into his life...
From smashing TVs while playing cricket at home through to touring India with the Australian squad at the Blind Cricket World Cup, it's been quite a cricket journey for Oli Fanshawe.
