Kim Hughes

Thirty-five years ago at Headingley, Bob Willis bowled England to an incredible Ashes win - the culmination of a golden five-year period for him

The greatest Test performances: Nos. 21-30 feature a bunch of tall scores, Sehwag and Lara triples, a KP classic, and a Pollock milestone

A brave innings, a hat-trick, a missed double, and more from the marquee event in Australian cricket's calendar

Ian Botham had had a quiet match at Edgbaston in 1981, until he was summoned into the attack for one last burst at the Australians

The squad that toured a country under apartheid in 1985-86 played some quality, hard-fought cricket, but at what cost?

Australian cricket should have treated Kim Hughes much, much better and left him alone to do what he did best: play the most dazzling cricket strokes imaginable

Kim Hughes never completed reading the statement he'd prepared for the press during his emotional resignation in 1984. The person who did recalls that most poignant day

Ricky Ponting is not the first man to play on after resigning as Australia's captain. ESPNcricinfo looks at some of the others

Kim Hughes could have been a hero, but fell short. Christian Ryan has the story

A look back at the tempestuous end to a wretched Australia tour of Pakistan

The subject of substitute fielders has attracted considerable comment and the ICC is set to clamp down on their use. It was an issue that was high on the agenda twenty-seven years ago

England's humiliating exit from the World Cup adds their name to the list of major nations who have had a tournament to forget

Michael Hussey was named Western Australia's best cricketer for the second consecutive year, beating Adam Gilchrist and Justin Langer for the title

Kim Hughes's tearful resignation at The Gabba in November 1984 is still talked about ... but what led to that moment

When West Indies went to Australia in 1981 they had not lost in 15 Tests. Australia had just lost against Pakistan, albeit a dead rubber, by an innings. On an MCG pitch so lively it was deadly West Indies had Holding, Garner, Roberts and Croft. Australia

Shane Warne is not concerned by the outburst of Kim Hughes this week as the former Australia captain is "not someone I respect"

As expected, our recent column on players losing the plot drew a large number of responses. Here, we've compiled a second XI of memorable moments when tempers were lost on the field of play

The epic Headingley Test of 1981 recreated

To many, life doesn't get much better than being paid to play cricket inthe idyllic surroundings of the Caribbean. But cricket tours can begruelling affairs, and those in the West Indies mean almost non-stop travelling between islands. And when there are