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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The home side collapsed at the start and end of their innings but were rescued by a 135-run stand
By: Andrew Mcglashan
AUS-A vs IND-A 2024/25, Australia A vs India A Match Report: None of Konstas, Bancroft and Harris could make a significant score as Australia A chased 225
By: Andrew Mcglashan
The umpires replaced the ball before the start of the final day in Mackay
David Warner has been named Sydney Thunder captain for this season's BBL after his leadership ban was overturned last month
David Warner has called on Cricket Australia to fully explain what happened when the ball was changed on the final day of the Australia A-India A game in Mackay.
The centre wickets at the WACA Ground in Perth are going to do a lot of heavy lifting over the next few weeks.
The Hobart Hurricanes opener produced a stunning display at the SCG Hobart Hurricanes 203 for 3 (Lee 150*) beat Perth Scorchers 131 (Ainsworth 41, Graham 3-24) by 72 runs
By: Andrew McGlashan
play For the first time since 1991-92, India will play a five-Test series in Australia . That means each of the major grounds will host a game.
Spencer Johnson is building some good memories of the SCG. For his second consecutive outing there he walked away as player of the match as a career-best 5 for 26 sealed the T20I series against Pakistan.
play Glenn Maxwell 's hopes of making a return to first-class cricket before Australia's tour of Sri Lanka have been scuppered by the hamstring injury he picked up against Pakistan in Hobart.
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