Today's Age has some very good (or better) articles about what it describes as "the game's broad spectrum".
These range from the future of Test cricket (Greg Baum"'s "Put to the Test") , several pieces about the Australia - India series (including Alex Brown on Australia's apparent fast bowling riches, Peter Roebuck on Sourav Ganguly and Lyall Johnson's analysis of Mr Cricket's way with words) , Twenty20 IPL cricket (Mr Brown and Chloe Saltau's analysis of the player contracts) , and club cricket (the first of a promised series by John Hanlon).
There's also an historical item "Weighing up Bradman's MCG legacy", once again by Mr Baum.
The Age looks like being the print and online media outlet of choice for serious Australian cricket followers over the next few weeks.
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