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The two captains share a laugh, with pressure building on both sides, as the second Test heads for another exciting finish.
The two captains share a laugh, with pressure building on both sides, as the second Test heads for another exciting finish.
Marcus Harris was floored by a bouncer, while Aaron Finch has been taken for scans after being hit on the finger
Kerry O’Keeffe has delivered again, with his take on Virat Kohli’s dismissal
The Indian skipper was in dangerous form after reaching his century.
Nathan Lyon dismissed Ajinkya Rahane in the opening over of Day 3
Ever since prime run-getters Steve Smith and David Warner copped their 12-month suspensions the Australian batting order has been brittle at best.
Usman Khawaja insists he doesn’t need to reinvent the wheel to rediscover his magic touch.
Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane put India in a strong position to mow down Australia’s total of 326.
Harmanpreet Kaur has taken a superb catch in the WBBL to remove Tahlia McGrath.
Day result: Australia hold the advantage at the end of the third day of the Test at Optus Stadium, leading India by 175 runs with six wickets still in hand.
Day result: Australia hold the advantage at the end of the third day of the Test at Optus Stadium, leading India by 175 runs with six wickets still in hand.
Day result: Australia hold the advantage at the end of the third day of the Test at Optus Stadium, leading India by 175 runs with six wickets still in hand.
India was grinding through the afternoon to overcome a playful pitch and tuned up Australian attack.
India was grinding through the afternoon to overcome a playful pitch and tuned up Australian attack.
India was grinding through the afternoon to overcome a playful pitch and tuned up Australian attack.
With the BBL firing up on Wednesday, 19 December, it’s time to look into each team’s chances for the tournament.
Starc summoning the perfect response to those who blasted the bowler as soft after the first test.
Australia survived the first hour of play unscathed but India would strike before lunch.
Umpires failed to notice Bangladesh had more than five fielders on the leg side during the deciding ODI of their series against the West Indies – which led to a controversial dismissal.
2018 has been one helluva year! Let’s relive some of the absolute clangers, shockers and terrible run outs that have graced us over the past 12 months…
Adam Gilchrist opened up on the innings that made him a cricketing immortal.
Australia are in a strong position in the second Test after getting an even spread of batting contributions on a precarious Perth Stadium pitch offering sharp seam movement and major variations in bounce.
With only a single finals appearance in seven seasons, the Sydney Thunder could be coined as the BBL’s most unsuccessful team, but 2018-19 is promising something more than just another early competition exit.
Australia will feel that they got the better of Day 1 in the second Test against India and will want to hammer home their advantage in Day 2. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of Day 2 from 1:20pm (AEDT).
Australia will feel that they got the better of Day 1 in the second Test against India and will want to hammer home their advantage in Day 2. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of Day 2 from 1:20pm (AEDT).
Australia will feel that they got the better of Day 1 in the second Test against India and will want to hammer home their advantage in Day 2. Join The Roar for live scores and coverage of Day 2 from 1:20pm (AEDT).
This is a short and light article, nothing to challenge Dr Sheldon Cooper or the like. I didn’t set the world on fire in my physics classes.
This is a short and light article, nothing to challenge Dr Sheldon Cooper or the like. I didn’t set the world on fire in my physics classes.
This is a short and light article, nothing to challenge Dr Sheldon Cooper or the like. I didn’t set the world on fire in my physics classes.
It’s early days, but 26-year-old Australian opening batsman Marcus Harris and 25-year-old Indian opening bowler Jasprit Bumrah are exciting prospects.
Australian opener Aaron Finch insists he didn’t feel like he had a point to prove entering the second Test against India at Perth Stadium.
Talk of opening-session chaos proved to be off the mark but it didn’t take long for the Perth Stadium pitch to start playing tricks in the second Test, something Marcus Harris and a more-fortunate Tim Paine could attest to.
Half-centuries from Marcus Harris and Travis Head have seen Australia post 6/277 on Day 1 at the new Perth Stadium.
The two captains share a laugh, with pressure building on both sides, as the second Test heads for another exciting finish.