Graham Manou

Former Test wicketkeeper Graham Manou has been recruited as Australia's national under 15-19 High Performance pathway manager

Graham Manou, the South Australia wicketkeeper who played one Test on the 2009 Ashes tour, has announced his retirement from first-class cricket

Graham Manou made an unbeaten 79 to keep South Australia on target for a competitive first innings at the Adelaide Oval, amid reports that his future with the Redbacks is in doubt

Tasmania will look to their captain George Bailey to deliver victory on the final day in Hobart, after South Australia made a stunning fightback by fixing the seemingly irreparable damage caused by their first-innings collapse for 55

Chris Swan gorged on 13 wickets and Chris Lynn sped to 99 as Queensland came from behind to beat South Australia by five wickets

Graham Manou has been sacked as South Australia's captain and they will look to the batsman Michael Klinger to lead the revival

Graham Manou will have no chance to rest after flying home from India when he joins his South Australia team-mates for Saturday's FR Cup match

Graham Manou will add some one-day international appearances to his Ashes Test after winning a promotion to Australia's team in India

Each season South Australia start with the same questions

Graham Manou is putting off that chat with the Australia selectors over what might happen next

After the conclusion of a topsy-turvy series, Cricinfo looks back at the pivotal moments of the Ashes which England eventually won 2-1

Australia suffered more bad news on the morning after their Ashes defeat with Brad Haddin, their senior wicketkeeper, sent home with a broken finger

Australia have drafted in Chris Hartley, an uncapped wicketkeeper, for tomorrow's two-day match against England Lions at Canterbury to provide cover for Brad Haddin and Graham Manou

The decision over whether Graham Manou appears in his second Test is out of his hands

Australia were dealt a major blow just moments before the scheduled start of play with Brad Haddin forced out of the side with a suspected broken finger and Graham Manou called in for his Test debut

Graham Manou has just learnt that a lot can change between two Ashes series. When England visited in 2006-07, South Australia dropped an out-of-form Manou from the side to face Andrew Flintoff's men in a tour match

Shaun Tait has missed a spot in Australia's 25-man contract list

Graham Manou, the South Australia wicketkeeper, will spend part of the winter in England even if he misses a spot in the Ashes squad