Ian Johnson

Meet the innings specialists, the away artists, the conversion masters, the batting-order yo-yos, and more

Archival material has revealed the dream of Michael Hodgman, the minister for the ACT from 1980 to 1983, to 'see the Ashes played right here in the national capital'

The Australian cricketers of 1956-57 were not so keen to tour India as they are today but that first encounter was memorable for a number of reasons

Martin Williamson on the first Test between neighbours Australia and New Zealand ... it was to be almost 28 years before they met again

As Australia and the West Indies mark their 100th Test match in the first Test that started in Brisbane on November 3, Tony Cozier reflects on the close bonds cricket has forged between two broadly different cultures

We look back to 1956 and Jim Laker's ten wickets against Australia - but not the one at Old Trafford, but the one for Surrey at The Oval three months earlier

From Benaud's brilliance to Harbhajan's humdingers, Australia and India have engaged in some fearsome tussles over the past five decades

Australia and India have engaged in some fearsome tussles over the past five decades

The death was announced today of former Australian Test captain Ian Johnson