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March 5, 2007Posted on 03/05/2007 in World Cup 2007
Waugh words give Hodge hope
Brad Hodge speaks in the Herald Sun about how a chat with Steve Waugh lifted him ahead of his first World Cup.
"We talked about cricket, talked about the Caribbean and conditions. He just said these wickets would suit me. That's a good level of confidence I can take."
In The Age Rohit Brijnath looks at Greg Chappell’s balancing act when it comes to Australia.
The Sydney Morning Herald online site mocks some baby merchandise sanctioned by Cricket Australia.
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