Australia left-hander Usman Khawaja says "everything is meant to happen for a reason" and wouldn't be where he is today without the experiences he has had.
Direct Hit: It's one of the hardest skills in the limited overs game to master, so how does Aussie icon Megan Schutt make it look so easy? Watch on as the South Australian stalwart herself explains what it takes
Jess Jonassen underlined her reputation as a nerveless death overs specialist for Australia with her calm head helping Australia to a nail-biting five-run win over India in the T20 World Cup semi-final after being recalled to the side
The BKT Finish: With 10 needed from 11 balls to secure a home final, the Brisbane Heat lost the unlosable as Tim David delivered a clutch final over to keep the Hurricanes hopes of qualifying for the Eliminator final well and truly alive.
India opener Smriti Mandhana reacts to the dramatic finish to the second CommBank ODI in Mackay, including her own performance that saw her top score for India with 86.
Against the West Indies in Perth in 1988, Merv Hughes dismissed Curtly Ambrose and Patrick Patterson across two overs to end the first innings. More than a day later, Hughes trapped Gordon Greenidge in front with his first ball of the Windies' second...
Watch every ball of Glenn McGrath's spell of 4-8 (10) against India in 2000 (including an incredible 53 dot balls) here. It's the most economical 10-over performance by an Australian in ODI cricket.
Set only 118 to win by England in the first final of the 2002-03 ODI tri-series, Adam Gilchrist and Matthew Hayden came out with serious intent and got the runs inside 13 overs
Australia opener David Warner pinpoints a failure to rotate strike and find boundaries in the middle overs as the key reason for falling short in the opening T20 against England
Needing 41 runs from 24 balls with just one wicket in hand, James Faulkner did the impossible in a famous display against England in the second ODI at the Gabba in 2014
At the SCG on January 22 2004, Australia require 24 runs off the last three overs with only four wickets in hand. Can they do it?
Vice-captain Alex Carey says Australia's current middle-order quartet will be test in run chases as they aim to close out innings effectively
