Adelaide: Injury-plagued Michael Clarke believes it's his capacity to field at full throttle that will largely dictate when he returns to international cricket.Australian skipper Clarke Thursday had been set a target of fielding a minimum
Adelaide: Injured Australian captain Michael Clarke is still not sure about his participation in host nation's opening ICC Cricket World Cup match against England in Melbourne on February 14.Asked if he would be available for
Melbourne, Australia: Darren Lehmann's Australia squad should be full of confidence and ideally placed in its preparations for the World Cup, given the location of the tournament, its form and its ranking.Despite holding No. 1
Melbourne: Former Australia captain Steve Waugh is annoyed in the manner a section of people are being critical of Michael Clarke's captaincy terming them as "loose lips" who are trying to destroy his relationship with
Brisbane: Injury-plagued Michael Clarke here Thursday passed the latest milestone set for him by Cricket Australia's medical staff but the skipper says he's not yet ready to play a One-day International (ODI).Clarke said he had
Brisbane: Australian captain Michael Clarke took a sharp catch in the slips, fielded on the boundary and sent down two overs at the Allan Border Field here Thursday as he ticked off another important milestone
Adelaide: Recuperating Australian captain Michael Clarke will pass the most challenging fitness test to confirm his place in the World Cup squad, his long time personal trainer said on Wednesday.Cricket Australia has given Clarke, down
Sydney: Australian head coach Darren Lehmann said Tuesday he is "sick" of hearing about the speculation around regular skipper Michael Clarke's fitness and captaincy.Lehmann insisted that the injured skipper is recovering ahead of his scheduled
New Delhi: After lay off for almost two months due to injury Australian captain Michael Clarke says he'd have no problem playing under the Test leadership of stand-in skipper Steve Smith who is eght years
Brisbane: Michael Clarke has said he feels sympathy for Steven Smith as media speculation swirls around the leadership of the Australian cricket team while the injured skipper continues his recovery.Following Smith's elevation to the Australian
Melbourne: Australia need skipper Michael Clarke to be fully fit if they are going to win the ICC Cricket World Cup on home soil, legendary spinner Shane Warne has said.Clarke remains in doubt for Australia's
Sydney: Australia captain Michael Clarke made his comeback from injury Saturday, scoring 51 and batting for almost three hours in a Sydney club match before slamming media reports of a rift with teammates and Cricket
Sydney: Australia captain Michael Clarke will take a step toward proving his fitness for the Cricket World Cup when he plays for Sydney club side Western Suburbs in a two-day match starting Saturday.Clarke will play
It seems all is not well with Australia cricket officials and Michael Clarke who is still recovering from hamstring operation that ruled him out first from three test against India and than from on going
Sydney: Michael Clarke may just meet the fitness deadline to lead the national team into the World Cup starting February 14, even as many Australia cricket officials are mulling appointing Steven Smith as full-time captain
Sydney: Injured Australian skipper Michael Clarke, nursing a hamstring injury, has hinted at the possibility of both him and Steven Smith featuring together in the World Cup despite having similar roles in the team.Clarke has
Sydney: Australia's stand-in One-Day International (ODI) captain George Bailey isn't shying away from the fact he could be the man to make way for returning skipper Michael Clarke at the ICC Cricket World Cup.A lot
Sydney: Former India captain Rahul Dravid has described the decision to include injured captain Michael Clarke in the 15-member squad for the World Cup as "un-Australian".Dravid also said that without Clarke the Australian team would
Melbourne: Australia captain Michael Clarke is on track to meet his ICC Cricket World Cup fitness deadline, easing fears he would be ruled out of his team's campaign to win back the coveted ODI trophy
Melbourne: A month after admitting he may not play cricket again due to injuries, Australian captain Michael Clarke has dismissed suggestions of his retirement after the upcoming World Cup, saying that he can continue playing
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