Joel Gould is a Sports Journalist at Australian Associated Press (AAP). With a focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, he covers a wide range of themes including major league sports and sports tournaments. Joel's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, and The West Australian.
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Joel Gould's articles primarily focus on event coverage and evolving stories within the sports domain, with a specific emphasis on Rugby League, Cricket, Soccer, Basketball, and Sports Injuries.
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The philosophy behind left-armer's prolific new ball success has not changed in 15 years
By: Joel Gould
Teammates say the under-fire No.3 is ‘actually batting really well at the moment' - only to be undone in his own head.
Australia have taken a 146-run lead in the second Test in Mackay after Bangladesh pace bowler Shoriful Islam returned all-time best away figures for his country.
Mitchell Starc has rocked the Bangladesh top order for the second time in as many days to put Australia on track for victory in the second Test in Mackay.
Mitchell Starc has rocked the Bangladesh top order for the second time in as many days in Mackay to put Australia on the cusp of victory in the second Test.
Australia returned to form in Mackay where the only disappointment was that another Test ended inside two days.
Mitchell Starc rocked the Bangladesh batting order for the second time in as many days in Mackay to secure Australia victory by an innings and 51 runs in the second Test.
Pat Cummins intends to play a part in the ODIs in South Africa ahead of one of the toughest away Test series there is.
Nathan Lyon is a linchpin of the bowling attack, but Australia captain Pat Cummins has stated the reasons why he may not play in every red-ball Test in future.
Alex Carey insists there is no urgency to change Australia's batting lineup but says Nathan McSweeney is among a group of players giving selectors "great headaches" ahead of the gruelling Test schedule ahead
