Aussies all at sea in UAE

The Australians crumbled to 202 all out in the first innings after Bilal Asif’s six-for on debut put Pakistan in the commanding seat.

Watch: Labuschagne on first Test wicket

South African-born Marnus Labuschagne talks to the media after his first two days in Test cricket – and taking his first Test wicket.

Pakistan dominant in the UAE

Pakistan dominated proceedings in the first Test against Australia in Dubai after posting 482 runs in the first innings thanks to Haris Sohail’s maiden Test century on day two.

Neil Harvey cost The Don 100 average

Australian Test legend Neil Harvey has admitted that he still feels responsible for Don Bradman missing out on his Test average of 100, but perhaps Harvey did Bradman a favour after all.

Aussies bag three more wickets

The men in Baggy Greens came back strongly against Pakistan in the third session of day one of the first Test in Dubai to pick up three wickets before stumps.

Hafeez scores ton after two-year Test hiatus

Mohammad Hafeez – recalled into the Pakistan Test team for the first time in over two years – scored a century to guide his team to 199-0 against Australia at tea on Day 1.

Aussie bowlers raise hands for ball duty

Under the leadership of new Test captain Tim Paine, Australia’s bowlers are taking back the duty of keeping the red ball shining.

Yadav skittles West Indies

Kuldeep Yadav took five West Indies second-innings wickets as India won by an innings and 272-run victory in the first Test in Rajkot.

‘Ricky’s decision was a shocker’ – Warne

Shane Warne has slammed Ricky Ponting’s decision to bowl first in the second Test at Edgbaston during the 2005 Ashes series, calling it ‘the worst decision made by a captain I played under’.

Aussies set for fresh post-Sandpapergate Test team

Australia could give debuts to as many as four players as they look to rebuild their Test team after the Newlands ball-tampering scandal.

Prithvi Shaw ‘wanted to dominate’ West Indies

Indian teen sensation Prithvi Shaw’s century on Test debut was a remarkable achievement for an 18-year-old, but his approach to batting is one that suggests he is a special player to watch in the future.

Kohli lands 24th Test ton

World number one batsman Virat Kohli scored his 24th Test century as India piled on the runs against a depleted West Indies attack on day two of the first Test at Rajkot.

Pothas: Bowlers stuck to their jobs well

Former Proteas ODI wicketkeeper Nic Pothas was proud of the way the West Indies bowlers stuck to their task on day one of the first Test against India.

Kohli on verge of joining Chappell, Richards

Virat Kohli is on the verge of joining Test legends Greg Chappell and Viv Richards on 24 centuries.

Shaw scores ton on debut

Prithvi Shaw became the youngest Indian batsmen to score a century on debut at 18 years of age before falling for 134 two minutes before tea.