Glenn McGrath

Glenn McGrath's absence has been the single biggest blow to Australia in this series

Cricket NSW Chief Executive David Gilbert has announced the SpeedBlitz Blues team to play Tasmania in a Pura Cup match at the SCG from Friday December 19th to Monday December 22nd, 2003.

Glenn McGrath has been ruled out of the remainder of the current Test series against India

Glenn McGrath has been ruled out of the remainder of the current Test series against India

Glenn McGrath has been ruled out of the remainder of the current Test series against India

Glenn McGrath will miss at least the first two of the four Test matches against India after he failed to recover from an ankle injury, while Darren Lehmann has been ruled out altogether due to a sore achilles tendon.

John Buchanan, the Australian coach, has asked for an inquest into the growing number of injuries to the national side

Glenn McGrath is targetting the second Test against India in Adelaide for his comeback

Australian fast-bowler Glenn McGrath will be sidelined until at least mid-December following a review of his injured left ankle by leading orthopedic surgeon Dr Martin Sullivan in Sydney today.

An ankle injury has forced Glenn McGrath to pull out of Australia's Test series against Zimbabwe and the triangular one-day tournament in India

Cricket Australia today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) has chosen a 13-man squad for the first 3 Test match against Zimbabwe, beginning in Perth on 9 October.

Damien Martyn is set to be recalled when Australia name their squad for the first Test against Zimbabwe at Perth next month.

Glenn McGrath is a rated no more than 50/50 to be fit to play in the first Test against Zimbabwe, which starts at Perth on October 9

Writing a campaign diary has become one of the more common pursuits of modern sportsmen, much in the same way that military men record their experiences in wartime

There's something appropriate about newly-selected New Zealand bowler Michael Mason regarding Australian legend Glenn McGrath as his bowling model

In the wake of Sunil Gavaskar's statement that sportsmanship has gone out of the modern game, James Sutherland, the Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive, today revealed that they were deluged with 15 days of complaints from the public, along with a

Bangladesh must have hoped that, after their two Test losses to Australia, they would face a decreased degree of pressure in the one-day series starting in Cairns tomorrow, but events this week have precluded that

Glenn McGrath has been ruled out of the three-match one-day series against Bangladesh by an ankle injury that physiotherapist Errol Alcott said was caused by a loose fragment of bone near the back of the ankle joint

Following an injured left ankle, Australian fast bowler Glenn McGrath has been ruled out of the VB Series of one-day internationals against Bangladesh and will return home to Sydney today (31 July)