Merv Hughes

Graham Yallop has said that having only one Victorian player (Shane Warne)in the Test team will hurt the state's future cricket

Merv Hughes has made it clear that his comments on Australia losing the Ashes because the players were too friendly with the England players were misunderstood

Justin Langer has rejected claims from the national selector Merv Hughes that the team is too friendly with its English rivals heading into the Ashes

Martin Williamson looks back at the week ending July 23, 2006

Allan Border has ended his one-year retirement from the Australian selection panel and will replace the former chairman Trevor Hohns, who resigned in April

The furore over Andrew Symonds' night out was way over the top, and once again raised uncomfortable questions of the unreal behavioural standards we expect from elite sportsmen

Ricky Ponting has urged the Australian board to consider taking a radical step of thrusting a current state player into the role of a selector in the future

Merv Hughes, the former Australian fast bowler, has been appointed a national selector, filling the vacancy created by Allan Border's recent resignation from the post

Merv Hughes has been interviewed for the Austalian selection panel's fourth spot following the resignation of Allan Border last month

John Buchanan supports the ICC's one-day proposals to spice up the game, but the plans worry Dean Jones and Merv Hughes

A piece of technical advice from two of Australia's most zany Test bowlers revived Jason Gillespie's first Test and helped him repel the threat of Brett Lee

Steve Waugh believes Brett Lee's action has caused his tendency to spray beamers at opposition batsmen

Simon Wilde picks his top five rivalries

In our new series, My Australia tour, Indian cricketers of the past describe their experiences while touring Australia

In our new series, My Australia tour, Indian cricketers of the past describe their experiences while touring Australia

Past and present Victorian First Class players will be re-united tonight for the last supper in the MCC Long Room

SHORTLY before Alec Stewart left home for England's tour of Australia, contemplating a workload that only just stopped short of piloting the plane, his wife doubtless went through the traditional checklist for departing travellers