David Warner — Page 5

Adelaide Test, Australia v India – Day Four: The Beauty of Day Four

December 13, 2014 by Jill Scanlon 4 Comments

Jill Scanlon offers a beautiful summary of Day 4, as the gathering storm for a torrent of wickets (or runs?) to come as the cricket drought breaks over Day 5 of the Adelaide Test.

Adelaide Test, Australia v India – Day One: The Simplicity of David Warner.

December 10, 2014 by Andrew Starkie 1 Comment

Dave Warner has dealt with the slings and arrows of life in the cricketing spotlight, and his game is better for it, writes Andrew Starkie

Adelaide Test, Australia v India – Day One: The Emotion of Cricket

December 9, 2014 by Jill Scanlon 5 Comments

All of the emotions were on display on Day 1, writes Jill Scanlon. What’s your view on nightwatchmen?

Adelaide Test, Australia v India – Day One: Warner Reigns Supreme

December 9, 2014 by Trebor9994 2 Comments

“Warner Reigns Supreme” says Bob Utber – all round sporting tragic – with more miles on the clock between Mildura, Melbourne and Adelaide than TNT Transport. “No dark clothes here, it was the day for creams”.

Adelaide Test, Australia v India – Day One: Ride on

December 9, 2014 by E.regnans 10 Comments

E.regnans is taken by Clarrie Grimmett to the ride. It is Test match morning in Adelaide and it is time to ride on. Ride on. “…and DA Warner is galloping now not under the swarming sky but amidst it and a part of it…”

Third Test – Day 1: Thoughts on Cape Town

March 2, 2014 by Brendan McArdle 3 Comments

Brendan McArdle reports on a day of superb Test cricket; a day which the Australian skipper will remember for a long time.

Ashes Summary (or ‘Why I Should Have Listened To My Brother’)

January 9, 2014 by Callum O'Connor 5 Comments

On the morning of Day One of the First Test in Brisbane, my brother made the confident prediction that Australia would comfortably win the Ashes. I didn’t believe him; partly because he is 15 but mostly because nobody in the world can polish a turd like my brother.

Adelaide Test – Day 3: Answered Prayers

December 8, 2013 by Peter Schumacher 2 Comments

Our man in Shepparton, Peter Schumacher, has prayed to the Lutheran Church, the memory of Nelson Mandela and the Minister for Home Affairs (a higher god). His prayers were answered with a magnificent performance by Mitch Johnson, Davy Warner et al.