Australia were dismissed for 371 in the first innings early on day two of the third Ashes test at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday. * Australia added 45 runs to their overnight total of 326for eight after resuming on a hot and sunny morning.

Live updates of day one of the third test between the Black Caps and West Indies, from Tauranga’s Bay Oval. New Zealand reached lunch at 83-0, after winning the toss and batting first. Ajaz Patel claimed the final spot in New Zealand’s XI,

After the controversial moment where Alex Carey survived on day 1 of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide, England has officially been reinstated their review after a mix-up in the snickometer cost them the wicket of Carey.

Cricket Australia boss Todd Greenberg has criticised the operator of the Snicko technology used in the Decision Review System (DRS) after an error cost England a vital wicket on day one of the third Ashes test at Adelaide Oval.

Starc, who’s taken a series-high 18 wickets so far, was unbeaten on 33 alongside Nathan Lyon (0*) at stumps on a gripping — and sweltering — first day of play as Australia conjured 8-326 after temperatures topped 36 Celsius.

Alex Carey has posted a hometown hundred and Usman Khawaja has scored 82 after a last-minute recall to help Australia reach 326 for eight at stumps on the first day of the third Ashes test.

In a throwback to the days when the country hosted multiple matches in one Test series, Trinidad and Tobago cricket fans will be able to watch two matches in the

In day Tests, the average runs per wicket increases slightly from session one to session three, with scoring rates also increasing slightly across the day. This pattern suggests batting becomes easier as the ball softens and the pitch flattens, while bowlers tire and conditions remain stable across daylight hours.

Veteran Usman Khawaja has missed selection to Australia’s team for the third Ashes test against England with Travis Head kept at the top of the batting lineup with Jake Weatherald.

Plenty – including famously Steve Smith in Brisbane – have questioned Jofra Archer’s approach and commitment. He turned things around on day one in Adelaide.