Stuart Clark

They tend to look down on players who can do the job but aren't young and exciting

Will the exit of CA's team performance boss put an end to an era in which domestic cricket was subservient to the interests of the national team?

How did Australia come to be seemingly besotted with out-and-out fast bowlers?

Five fleeting triers in great sides

The series that defined five very different fast bowlers

Following his departure from the international cricket scene, we look back eight years ago to one of Kumar Sangakkara's finest innings

Ryan Harris and Stuart Clark had remarkably similar stats in Tests, including an identical average of 20.63 against England

The former Test fast bowler Stuart Clark will quit as general manager of the Sydney Sixers after the upcoming Big Bash League

Stuart Clark has retained his playing contract with New South Wales despite stepping back from his on-field duties to focus on his new role as general manager of the Sydney Sixers Twenty20 side

On the field, Stuart Clark was straightforward yet methodical, and now he will take those attributes into his cricket administration career.

Stuart Clark, the fast bowler who took 94 Test wickets for Australia, has stepped back from his playing commitments to focus on his new administrative role.

Stuart Clark, the former Australia pace bowler, has been named the general manager of the Sydney Sixers, one of two New South Wales-based teams in the forthcoming Twenty20 Big Bash League

Stuart Clark, the former Australia fast bowler, is keen to play another season with New South Wales, despite being in contention to become chief executive of one of Sydney's two Big Bash League sides

New South Wales survived a massive scare in the form of Trinidadian Kieron Pollard to post their first win in the 2010-11 Big Bash, over South Australia in Adelaide

Brett Lee's five-for negated Shaun Marsh's century to give New South Wales the victory against Western Australia at the WACA

Brett Lee showed more improvement after injury but it was Stuart Clark and Scott Coyte who claimed the recognition as New South Wales swept past Queensland

New South Wales cruised to a ten-wicket win in their first Sheffield Shield match of the season, despite some fighting lower-order runs from South Australia's Chris Duval

Gary Putland's four wickets earned the Man of the Match award and a comfortable first-up victory for South Australia over New South Wales in Adelaide

Nobody knows quite what to expect from Australia's new split-innings domestic one-day format - including the players