There’s an Australian proverb that’s spoken by millions every single day. It’s a phrase deeply ingrained in Australian culture, with deep, largely unspoken meaning behind it.

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Australia’s men’s cricket team won the World Test Championship Final against India at The Oval in June ...

On Sunday night in Australia a Bluey episode (563,000) outrated Australia winning the World Test championship (524,000) against India in England.

Like, I suspect, many other 40-something dads, I was left a blubbering mess after watching the newest Bluey adventure, titled Cricket. The family of cattle dogs from the ABC’s Bluey. Credit: ABC TV ...

Bluey’s Cricket episode hit the competition for six, coming in at No. 1 in the The Biggest Little Bluey Countdown, which celebrated five years of the children’s favourite.

When Bluey meets Cricket. ... We also ask, how England can find a way back against a dominant Australian team in the Women's Ashes. With the second Test coming from the Home of Cricket at Lords, ...

The “Cricket” Bluey episode received a similarly emotional reaction from Aussies when it was released here in June, out-rating the final day of Australia’s win in the World Test Championship ...

The wait is over! Ten all-new episodes of BLUEY are now streaming on Disney+ in the US and around the world (outside of AUS and China). BLUEY is 2023's #1 most-watched series for preschoolers and ...

There’s an Australian proverb that’s spoken by millions every single day. It’s a phrase deeply ingrained in Australian culture, with deep, largely unspoken meaning behind it.

Cricket Australia chief executive Nick Hockley said on LinkedIn Bluey “reminds us all of what cricket is all about.’’ Join the conversation Add your comment to this story ...