There is a renewed focus on 'character over cover drives' as Justin Langer and the team head to the UAE to face the mercurial Pakistan

With the series level at 1-1 entering the biggest date on the cricket calender (the Boxing Day Test), the Border-Gavaskar Trophy is still up for grabs.

Australia head up to India for a five-match one-day series, but the captain Aaron Finch is in a form slump and must prove to his coach and teammates he has what it takes

Having served their 12-month bans for ball tampering, Steve Smith and David Warner re-join the Australian sqaud ahead of a team-galvanizing trip to Gallipoli.

Justin Langer and the Australians set their sights on cricket's ultimate prize, the Ashes urn.

The Australians continue their charge against England and prove they are a force to be reckoned with.

Shrouded in scandal, Captain Tim Paine resigns, and Pat Cummins steps up as the new Captain as the team faces off against archrival England.

It's Boxing Day Test match at the MCG, and all eyes are on Australia's second-ever Indigenous male to play Test cricket, Scott Boland.

A key member of the team departs, sending shockwaves through the media. Australia returns to Pakistan for the first time in 24 years. For Pakistan-born batter Usman Khawaja, an emotional homecoming brings another opportunity to make history.

The players are put to the ultimate test in Sri Lanka, a country in the midst of intense political and economic turmoil. A mercurial player dusts off his Baggy Green after years in the wilderness, and a young prodigy comes of age in harsh conditions.

As Nathan Lyon's absence looms, England capitalizes on the opportunity. Tensions hit boiling point in the Long Room at Lord's.

The Ashes urn and a chance at greatness are on the line.

Australia is put to the test by cricket powerhouse, India, and India's fiercely competitive captain, Virat Kholi.

It is Day One for new coach, Justin Langer. Time to reinvigorate and rebuild the Australian national cricket team.

Batter Travis Head goes head-to-head against India in the World Test Championship Final. Then, England’s ‘Bazball’ style of play puts Australia on their heels in the Ashes.