Chris Lynn

A big number of Australians are playing in overseas competitions in the lead up to the World Cup and Ashes tours. Here is how they are faring

The delivery from Dhawal Kulkarni hit the stumps, but the bails stayed put, and it ran away for four runs too

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The fancied Heat have disappointed this season but crushed an inexperienced Scorchers XI in a clash of the bottom two teams to keep their faint finals hopes alive

Australian cricket is an awfully serious place at the moment but the BBL can provide relief - for everyone

They collapsed in the middle, but much of the good work done by McCullum and Lynn didn't go to waste in a truncated contest

Australia have dramatically reshaped their one-day squad for the three-match series against India with just six players retained from those that faced South Africa earlier in the season

Tom Curran starred with the ball while Jordan Silk and Moises Henriques helped Sixers start 2019 on a winning note

Know your Bash Brothers, look out for the Pope and the must-watch Melbourne and Sydney rivalries

Who could challenge Adelaide Strikers for this year's BBL title?

Three seasons after his first go at captaincy in the BBL, Chris Lynn takes up the mantle again

Chris Lynn believes the upcoming T20 matches can help Australia kickstart their season following the ODI series defeat

They came unstuck against Pakistan spinners in the UAE but records at home offer cause for optimism

Australia's 50-over form is in a rut as they begin the home season against South Africa

Australia are bolstered by Big Bash stars, including Chris Lynn who is making another return from shoulder problems

Alex Carey and Mitchell Marsh to assist captain Aaron Finch in the three T20Is against Pakistan; Nathan Coulter-Nile also back from injury

Queensland had reached 246 for 3 in the 38th over before Chris Green's five-for helped New South Wales bowl them out for 296

Several current and former internationals were recruited for the tournament that takes place in the UAE between November 23 and December 2

There were contrasting fifties for openers Max Bryant and Sam Heazlett too, as Queensland rushed to their target of 281 in a mere 35.3 overs