Ian Healy

England opener on the rise after sensational hundred against South Africa

Mark Taylor's side is one of only two Australian teams to have won a Test series in the country

The former Australia wicketkeeper is considering filling the position vacated by Michael Kasprowicz

Queensland board director Ian Healy said the NRL and AFL could show the way for cricket to resume

Stuart MacGill picks a team from among the best cricketers he played with

Former cricketers who could sell you something nice for Christmas this year

Shane Warne was critical of Australia's selectors for the decision to recall Tim Paine, but former gloveman Ian Healy said that Paine "won't let Australia down"

All too many cricketers do not make it to the big leagues for reasons that are not to do with their performance on the field

Adam Gilchrist was one of those rare Aussie sportsmen who gave you no reason to hate him. Now how infuriating was that?

The secrets of wicketkeeping revealed - by Ian Healy

Massive, huge, monstrous - and did we mention really massive? Here's a handful of the biggest hits you've ever seen

Ian Healy and Brad Haddin headed a group of former and current wicketkeepers conducting a week-long wicketkeeping camp at the Bupa National Cricket Centre (NCC) in Brisbane

Twenty years ago this month, Arjuna Ranatunga got the better of Shane Warne and won a World Cup

Australia's cricketers have responded angrily to suggestions that the presence of their partners and children on tour contributed to the team's loss of the Ashes

Western Australia wicketkeeper Sam Whiteman has the potential to be as good a batsman as Brad Haddin and possibly Adam Gilchrist, according to former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy

In 1997 Australia secured a remarkable come-from-behind victory in Port Elizabeth which helped define a generation. The lead in to the Test this year has some striking similarities

Australia's hopes of regaining the Ashes at home this summer will improve if the players are subjected to a more rigorous training and minimal leniency, according to Ian Healy

Sri Lanka were a home stretch away from their first Test win over Australia. And only a young legspinner with a bowling average of over 300 stood in their way

Australia are a side who refuse to accept the logic of defeat. They sculpt classic Tests out of cussedness; and if they lose the majority, at least they got so close