John Inverarity

Rod Marsh has replaced John Inverarity as Australia's chairman of selectors in a significant shake-up of the panel that comes as the team sits on top of the world rankings in both Tests and ODIs

John Inverarity may stand down as the head of Australia's selection panel and be replaced by Rod Marsh under a possible revamp of the group

John Inverarity and Co weathered unfair criticism for picking Shaun Marsh, but now they need to be lauded for their bold decision

George Bailey's consistent run of form in India may just propel him into a spot for the Ashes, with John Inverarity, the national selector, speaking glowingly about the ODI captain

The most significant leadership appointment of their winter tours to England may not have been for the Ashes

Australia's national selector John Inverarity has spoken frankly of his panel's struggles to find batsmen capable of thriving in a Test match following the retirements of Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey

John Inverarity talks about the challenges of selection, the future of Australian cricket, and the forthcoming tour to England

Shane Watson's place as Australia's vice-captain and even as a member of the Test team is far from guaranteed, after national selector John Inverarity indicated that the sometime-allrounder's future would be a major topic for discussion between now and th

A resounding CA board endorsement for the direction taken by the national team is accompanied by the admission that plans have been poorly articulated in public

Michael Clarke performed a feat of rare diplomacy on the eve of his side's ODI series against the West Indies as he managed to balance his friendship with Shane Warne, and his fealty to Cricket Australia's high performance chief Pat Howard

If Australia's selectors expect informed public debate on player rotations, they must be prepared to inform the public.

Nothing less than Australian cricket's integrity is at stake over the question of whether or not young spin bowlers should be taught to deliver the doosra, the national selector John Inverarity believes

Australia selector John Inverarity opened the possibility of Shane Watson following Jacques Kallis by moving further down the order to No. 4 in future

John Inverarity, Australia's national selector, is keen to give David Hussey, George Bailey, and Peter Forrest the best chances of exposure to England ahead of next year's Ashes series.

Mitchell Johnson was never in danger of losing his Cricket Australia contract for 2012-13 because he already had one

Michael Clarke's elevation to a selection role has added "extra difficulty" to the office of the Australian captaincy, according to the head of the panel, John Inverarity

Australia have turned injury crisis into selection opportunity by naming four potential debutants in the squad for the first Test against New Zealand, and they are unlikely to be the last this summer

Australia must win to avoid their fourth series loss to South Africa in 109 years. But the ramifications of this Test could be much more far-reaching as John Inverarity begins determining the fate of Australia's cricketers

You'd have difficulty finding a man more universally respected in the game in Australia than John Inverarity to fill the demanding role of national selector