How behind closed doors could affect Kohli
Australian spinner Nathan Lyon has raised the influence matches behind closed doors could have on Indian star batsman and captain Virat Kohli.
Lyon still targeting ODI World Cup
Australia’s renowned Test off-spinner Nathan Lyon has expressed his intentions of featuring in the upcoming ODI World Cup, even though he has only played the white-ball format 15 times since making his debut in 2012.
Don’t look for trouble when batting – Sarfraz
Pakistan captain Sarfraz Ahmed, who helped set up the series win over Australia with innings of 94 and 81 in the second Test in Abu Dhabi, believes that batsmen have enough to worry about without getting involved in verbal jousts with bowlers and fielders.
Lyon: Rabada inclusion excites us
Nathan Lyon says Australia are not intimidated by Kagiso Rabada’s inclusion for the Newlands Test.
Lyon charged over run-out actions
Nathan Lyon has been charged by the ICC for his actions after the run-out of AB de Villiers, which were condemned by Graeme Smith as ‘unnecessary’.
Lyon: We’re in a great position
Nathan Lyon reflects on becoming Australia’s sixth-highest all-time Test wicket-taker.
Lyon: We pay SA respect
Australia spin bowler Nathan Lyon says he is expecting a fierce battle against the Proteas in the opening Test in Durban.
‘Aussie attack one of the greatest ever’
Steve Waugh has praised the current Australian attack ahead of their Test series against South Africa, beginning at Kingsmead in Durban on Thursday.
4-0 to Australia in Ashes
Australia duly wrapped up the fifth and final Ashes Test by an innings and 123 runs, winning the series 4-0.
Woakes, Anderson strike back
Australia bundled England out for 227, but double strikes from James Anderson and Chris Woakes limited the hosts’ lead to 268 by stumps on day three.
Behind the scenes of KP’s bizarre advert
Mitchell Starc, Nathan Lyon, Pat Cummins and Usman Khawaja play second fiddle to Kevin Pietersen.
Aussies regain bragging rights
An England batting collapse handed the Ashes advantage back to Australia, who closed day four on the brink of victory in the first Test at Brisbane.
Lyon’s magnificent run-out
It took a piece of magic from Nathan Lyon to send James Vince back to the pavilion for 83. It helped reduce England, who had been 127-1, to 145-3 in the first Ashes Test.
Play interrupted by burnt toast
Nathan Lyon’s mishap in the kitchen stopped play between Queensland and New South Wales, in a 30-minute stoppage due to burnt toast.
