Travis Head named Australia's player-of-the-year for second consecutive season
Travis Head picked up the Allan Border Medal for the second consecutive year to be recognised as Australia men's player of the year.
Todd Greenberg sees India as stage for historic England-Australia Test match
Greenberg argued that staging the fixture in India would help reignite interest in the longest format, describing the Anglo-Australian contest as one of the sport's most historic and commercially valuable rivalries.
He said the concept deserved serious consideration despite the teams traditionally meeting only in the Ashes.
"It's not something that we are planning, but it's open for consideration. We'd have to be open to considering all options," Greenberg said.
"Our relationship with the ECB and the BCCI is very strong and clearly there are opportunities in India to put more content in certain areas."
The Ashes is played on a rotating home-and-away schedule, with each nation hosting the series roughly once every four years.
Before any potential match in India, Australia and England will meet in a standalone Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in March 2027 to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the first Test between the countries.
Any proposal to stage the contest in India would require approval from Cricket Australia, the England and Wales Cricket Board and the Board of Control for Cricket in India.
Cricket Australia is also taking the Big Bash League abroad for the first time, with Melbourne Renegades facing Perth Scorchers in Chennai in December as it seeks to broaden the tournament's reach and capitalise on India's vast cricket audience, where Test cricket has lost ground to T20s and the IPL.
Joe Root to lead England as Dan Lawrence earns Test recall for Pakistan series
Joe Root will return to the captaincy when England begin their three-match Test series against Pakistan later this month, with selectors announcing a 16-man squad for the opening two fixtures.
West Indies leader Roston Chase laments grippy pitch that led to Pakistan loss
West Indies Test captain Roston Chase admitted it was a combination of team balance, a spin-friendly pitch and tactics that led to their eight-wicket loss to Pakistan.
Pakistan in control as West Indies stumble with the bat in second Test
In a near-perfect day of Test cricket that ebbed and flowed, Pakistan found themselves on top at the end of play on day three in Port of Spain in the West Indies.