Australian cricket fans are not used to losing frequently — at least until recently. And with the resumption of the Ashes Tests coming so soon after our 3-0 drubbing in England, we’re preparing for yet another long hot summer at the crease. Why has it come to this depressing state of affairs? Who’s killed Australian cricket?
Some blame the South African Mickey Arthur, who was sacked a fortnight before the last Ashes series.
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