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Australia-West Indies Test in the balance after another day of drama
The first Test against the West Indies is in the balance after Australia bowled out the hosts for 190 and then made a nervous start to their second innings. The Aussies started their second innings 10 runs behind, slumped to 4-92 at stumps on Day 2, and are suddenly in real danger of losing the match.
Daren Sammy, West Indies cricket coach, expressed worry regarding TV umpire Adrian Holdstock's choices during the Test match ...
Amidst DRS calamities and yet more dropped chances in the slips, Shai Hope springs eternal, the West Indies fighting hard to ...
Sam Konstas’ second innings against the West Indies did not go to plan as the West Indies kept themselves in the contest in ...
The West Indies-Australia first Test grabbed headlines for the wrong reasons after third umpire Adrian Holdstock drew flak ...
"It's not something I would say I was looking forward to," Shai Hope says on Test cricket, but now that he is back, he wants ...
As it stands, Australia is slightly ahead but visibly rattled, while the West Indies, fueled by a sense of injustice, remain ...
A catalogue of shocking DRS calls, an Alex Carey collectors item, and the West Indies' butter-fingers are back. Here are five ...
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The Aussies suffered another collapse at the hands of the West Indies amid their second innings revival on Thursday, with Sam ...
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