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Robert Joske
Sun, December 18 2011
Simon Katch denies calling Australia national selector
Australia's veteran opener Simon Katich has not given up his hope of making a comeback to the Test side and denied reports that he had tried to make direct contact with national selector John Inverarity to know if his name was discussed.
Sat, December 17 2011
Katich calls national selector Inverarity to know about his selection
Out-of-favour Australia opener Simon Katich has directly approached national selector John Inverarity to know whether he is being considered for the first Test match against India, starting on December 26.
Fri, December 16 2011
Clarke pushing for Katich’s inclusion in first Test against India: Reports
Disgruntled Australian Test discard Simon Katich could make a stunning return to the team for the Test series against India as skipper Michael Clarke has reportedly pushed for his inclusion despite their bitter past equation.
Sun, November 06 2011
Simon Katich’s wait for clearance of IPL dues prolongs
At loggerheads with his own Board, veteran Australian batsman Simon Katich is also frustrated with the BCCI for the delay he endured in getting his IPL dues and his manager has warned future contract-seekers to be wary of payment delays in the lucrative Twenty20 event.
Sat, June 11 2011
Angry Katich could have sued Cricket Australia
An angry and disappointed Simon Katich had the option of suing Cricket Australia under age discrimination laws after being dumped from the list of contracted players but he decided against such a move.
Wed, June 08 2011
Australia can’t afford to lose Katich: Marsh
Australia players union chief Paul Marsh has criticised Cricket Australia's move to leave out Simon Katich from the list of 25 contracted players, saying Aussie cricket can't afford to lose the veteran batsman from its ranks that already lack experience.