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Adrian Meredith

David Warner may be brute and blunt, but not dishonest

Warner's criticism in recent times have taken the wrong path and questioned his integrity.

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James Faulkner’s untimely injury can hurt Australia’s chances in South Africa

James Faulkner played only one Test match in the Ashes series held in England.

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James Faulkner’s all-round consistency demand a longer Test run for Australia

Faulkner has proved his all-round abilities in all formats and demands a Test run.

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Scott Borthwick could replace Monty Panesar for Sydney Test

Australia are leading 4-0 in the ongoing Ashes and England may mull changes for Sydney.

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Ashes 2013-14: Mitchell Johnson and Michael Clarke toppers in the Adelaide Test

Australia thrashed England by 218 runs to win 2nd Test at Adelaide.

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Ashes 2013-14: Joe Root and Ian Bell apart, a highly disappointing Test for England at Adelaide

Australia thrashed England by 218 runs to win 2nd Test at Adelaide.

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Ashes 2013: How Australia can counter England’s challenge

England are doing very well at the moment and, right now, their home advantage is second only to India. Australia are ranked below England in Tests anyway and even if it the Ashes were held in Down Under (which they will be soon), England would be favourites, or at least even money. This is going to be tough for England.

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The Ashes 2013: Australia’s likely starting XI for 1st Test

It is a bit premature to say that Australia will win the Ashes but there are certainly some good signs. England are still huge favourites, but they haven't exactly had an ideal preparation, as they keep on losing to lowly New Zealand, and are struggling to get adequate warm-up matches.

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Australia should have considered other options instead of promoting assistant coach Darren Lehmann

Australia have correctly dumped Mickey Arthur, but they did not even attempt to find the best possible coach to replace him. Instead, they just promoted the assistant coach, Darren Lehmann to the role.

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Mickey Arthur destroyed Australian cricket by taking disciplinary measures in the extreme

Mickey Arthur was sacked as Australia's national cricket coach on Monday. Arthur came from South Africa where he improved discipline dramatically that led to South Africa doing much better in international cricket. He set high standards and told them that they should be the best in the world. This worked very well, largely because it was true. He gave players more self-confidence, and helped to stop the self doubt. They still choke occasionally and still have that psychological torment, but Arthur did a lot to help to get them out of that mindset. The players spoke highly of him. Unfortunately for him, the administrators did not. Arthur said that the reason that he quit as South African coach was because he disagreed with Cricket South Africa's ideas of how to run the team.

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