Andrew McGlashan is a Deputy Editor at ESPN Sports Media Ltd. He specializes in sports journalism, focusing on competitive sports, sports business, and broadcasting, with a keen interest in topics related to Australia, the World Cup, New Zealand, India, and professional sports. Andrew's work has been featured in ESPN2 Australia, Cigalah Group, ESPN Classic, ESPN, and ESPN India Ad Solutions.
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He averages only 23.20 in 2024 and is now on his longest stretch of innings without a century
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He was only able to send down one over before leaving the field early on the fourth day at the Gabba
He was only able to send down one over before leaving the field early on the fourth day at the Gabba
By: Andrew McGlashan
play For a period late on the fourth day at the Gabba, a Test match that has endured endless stoppages for rain came to life as one of the
By: Andrew Mcglashan
On paper, Australia remain favourites, but India wouldn't be too displeased either with how things stand going into the MCG
play Aaron Finch has suggested that Australia may need to ration the number of Tests Josh Hazlewood 's plays in the future after the quick
By: Andrew Mcglashan
The 19-year-old opener is now in the frame for a debut in Melbourne with Australia set to make changes to their struggling top order
By: Andrew Mcglashan
Australia have not found a replacement for Warner yet in Tests, and it's not necessary the gap will be filled soon
By: Andrew McGlashan
play Big Picture: Border-Gavaskar Trophy on the line This is big. If India win at the MCG, they retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy . If
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