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Travis Head says he won’t allow accusations of lying from India firebrand Mohammed Siraj to ruin Australia’s second Test triumph.
The batsman has admitted swearing at Siraj during their tense flashpoint at Adelaide Oval on Saturday. Siraj gave century-maker Head a send-off and the Australian responded with some choice words.
Continue reading...Australia has emphatically bounced back following the humiliating defeat in Perth, crushing India by ten wickets at Adelaide Oval to level the five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy at 1-1.
An aggressive England dominated from start to finish to thrash New Zealand by 323 runs on Sunday in the second Test and emphatically win the series with a match to go.
Georgia Voll scored her maiden international century from just 84 balls, while Ellyse Perry notched up three significant milestones on her way to her third ODI hundred as Australia secured victory in the second ODI against India at Allan Border Field.
Mohammed Siraj’s consistent disregard for umpires in the second Test was far worse that his fiery clash with Travis Head, said two Australian Test greats.
It might be 10 years since the death of Phillip Hughes but there’s one detail that still has his former teammates fuming all these years later.
A century from hometown hero Travis Head has put Australia within range of squaring the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after Day 2 of the second Test in Adelaide.
Australian star Travis Head has moved to clear the air after Mohammed Siraj’s feisty send off saw tempers threaten to boil over at Adelaide Oval, but that may not preclude the two competitors from facing disciplinary action for their clash.
Queensland are in prime position to post their first win of the Sheffield Shield season after ladder-leaders Victoria collapsed badly on day two at the MCG.
The space on the tram trundling down King William St in Adelaide before play resumed in the Border Gavaskar Trophy on Saturday was as tight as Marnus Labuschagne had looked a night earlier as he scraped and scrambled through a sweaty night session.
Australia’s star all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has walked despite replays showing he didn’t hit the ball in remarkable scenes at Adelaide Oval on Saturday.
The temperature had dropped, the Adelaide Oval floodlights were on full blast, and Jasprit Bumrah had a shiny pink Kookaburra in his mitts.
Gus Atkinson took a hat-trick and Jacob Bethell made 96 on a dominant day for England in Wellington
And another one! The nightwatchperson trudges off with a 26-ball duck after being trapped profoundly leg before wicket!
That’s lovely from Carse, similar to the one that was too good for Kane Williamson yesterday (but turned out to be a no ball), and it’s too good for Blundell as well, doing just enough to beat his defensive push and clipping the top of off.
Continue reading...Gus Atkinson took a hat-trick and Jacob Bethell made 96 on a dominant day for England in Wellington
And another one! The nightwatchperson trudges off with a 26-ball duck after being trapped profoundly leg before wicket!
That’s lovely from Carse, similar to the one that was too good for Kane Williamson yesterday (but turned out to be a no ball), and it’s too good for Blundell as well, doing just enough to beat his defensive push and clipping the top of off.
Continue reading...England are in complete control against New Zealand and hold a second innings lead of 533 runs at stumps on day two in Wellington.