Ian Healy

Mark Boucher has reached a 100 Tests. The only other South Africans in this exclusive club are Shaun Pollock, Jacques Kallis and Gary Kirsten, all of them bona fide greats in this country's cricket history

Ian Healy believes Australian players who have reached 100 Tests should be allowed to enjoy farewells similar to those of Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath and Justin Langer

Reports that Shane Warne will announce his retirement on Thursday have caught the cricket world off guard

Adam Gilchrist must bounce back with the bat this summer or risk losing his place in the Australia team, according to his predecessor Ian Healy

There are so many England supporters in Queensland that Andrew Flintoff feels like he's back in Lancashire. It's not a surprise as Brisbane is currently Little Britain - conservative predictions are for an influx of 10,000 supporters for the Test

Ian Healy, former Australian wicketkeeper, believes Adam Gilchrist's lean batting run is an aberration but he will need to fight his way early into his innings in the Ashes Test series with England

Adam Gilchrist, the Australian wicketkeeper, says he is looking at remaining in cricket beyond next year's World Cup in the Caribbean

Rod Gilmour looks back on the inaugural 20-20 World Cricket Classic in Nassau

The three fast men should be confident of playing in Friday's second Test at Durban, according to Adam Gilchrist

Adam Gilchrist is confident of reversing a worrying batting slump as Australia eye-ball South Africa in the third and final Test at the SCG

The rivalry that crackles between these southern hemisphere siblings was abundantly fuelled on the 1997-98 tour

Inside Cricket assembled a panel of ten experts, including Dennis Lillee and Greg and Ian Chappell, to choose the best Australian Test XI from 1995 to 2005

Steve Waugh's record-breaking streak as captain was not enough to win him the leadership role in a side recognising the efforts of Australia's decade as world champions

CricInfo's look at our game's new frontiers

Ian Healy thinks Australia's high-class bowlers have masked fielding inadequacies and the team is not working enough on catching

Few players enjoyed a closer view of a master bowler at work than Ian Healy

Paul Marsh, the son of Rod Marsh, will take over from Tim May as chief executive of the Australian Cricketers' Association

Ian Healy, the former Australian wicketkeeper, has written off England for the forthcoming Ashes series and believes that they won't win a single Test

Mark Waugh, who retired from Test cricket in 2002, married Kim Moore, a racehorse trainer, in Sydney yesterday