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Champions Trophy: the demise of the all-conquering Australian side

Jun 18, 2013

The likes of Xavier Doherty and George Bailey, decent men that they are, are more likely to have the opposition wondering who they are than how to counter them. #Australia #InMyOpinion #Michael Clarke #Shane Watson #David Warner #CT13 War Room
Difficult for Warner to retain place in Test side: Clarke

Jun 17, 2013

Cricket Australia (CA) suspended Warner until the first Ashes test and fined him 11,500 Australian dollars for the altercation in Birmingham after Australia's Champions Trophy defeat to England on June 8. #Australia #Michael Clarke #David Warner #Ashes #Champions Trophy 2013
Clarke gives stern warning to 'remorseful' Warner

Jun 14, 2013

Warner offered unconditional apologies for his altercation with England player Joe Root in a bar after Australia's opening game loss to the hosts in the ongoing Champions Trophy. #Sports #Cricket #Champions Trophy #Michael Clarke #David Warner #Champions Trophy 2013
Champions Trophy: Clarke ruled out against New Zealand

Jun 11, 2013

The back problem which kept Clarke out of Australia's opening match against England has not fully settled. #Sports #Cricket #Australia #Michael Clarke #Champions Trophy 2013
Champions trophy: Michael Clarke ruled out of England game

Jun 07, 2013

Clarke was absent from warm-up games against West Indies and India and his fitness will be a concern ahead of the July 10 start of the Ashes series at Trent Bridge in Nottingham. #Sports #Cricket #Australia #England #Champions Trophy #Michael Clarke #Champions Trophy 2013
Clarke confident of fitness for back-to-back Ashes

May 15, 2013

Clarke, who was diagnosed with a degenerative back condition at the age of 17, has been under an injury cloud since missing the fourth test of Australia�s tour of India in March. #Sports #Cricket #Australia #TheySaidIt #Michael Clarke #Ashes
Starc bags a $1 million Cricket Australia contract

Apr 03, 2013

Left-armer Starc, who frequently led Australia in all forms of the game, including some strong batting performances, was reported to have been one of the big winners with a $1 million contract. #NewsTracker #Michael Clarke #Cricket Australia #Mitchell Starc
Clarke's back injury leaves Pune Warriors without captain

Mar 26, 2013

Cricket Australia (CA) said that Clarke will need 7-10 weeks of rehabilitation to get back to cricket and will be fit for the Ashes. #Michael Clarke #Pune Warriors #IPL 6
Captain Clarke in the race to be fit for Ashes

Mar 26, 2013

Clarke will miss the April 3-May 26 Indian Premier League and looks doubtful for the June 6-23 Champions Trophy in England. #Australia #WhatNext #England #Michael Clarke #Ashes
How Australia failed the Indian Test

Mar 26, 2013

We hand out grades for Australia after the four Test series against India. #Australia #Nathan Lyon #Michael Clarke #Shane Watson #Australia in India 2013

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