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Australia opener David Warner was dismissed for 34 runs in his farewell cricket test against Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Thursday. Playing in his 112th and last test, Warner was caught at first slip by Babar Azam off Agha Salman's bowling as Australia went to lunch on Day 2 at 78-1 in reply to Pakistan’s 313.

India suffered a spectacular collapse, losing six batters for no run as 23 wickets fell on a crazy opening day of the second cricket test against South Africa at Newlands on Wednesday. Resuming on 153-4 after tea, the home team ran through the batting order to bowl India out for 153 in the space of 11 deliveries, with Kagiso Rabada, Lungi Ngidi and Nandre Burger snapping up three wickets apiece.

Marnus Labuschagne scored a patient 63 as Australia was bowled out for 318 at lunch on the second day of the second cricket test against Pakistan on Wednesday. On a Melbourne Cricket Ground pitch that continues to offer sideways movement for the seam bowlers, Australia lost seven wickets for 131 in an entertaining session that lasted for over 2 1-2 hours due to rain delays on the opening day Tuesday. In contrast to Labuschagne’s 155-ball knock, Mitchell Marsh adopted an attacking mindse...

Australia battled through Pakistan's best bowling of the match and a treacherous Perth pitch before Usman Khawaja and Mitchell Marsh counterattacked to lift the hosts to 186-4 at lunch, and a commanding lead of 402 runs, on the fourth day of the series opening cricket test. Resuming Sunday at 84-2, Australia lost Steven Smith and Travis Head in the first hour of the day as Pakistan's bowlers took advantage of the variable bounce and movement offered by the deterioriating Perth pitch t...

Allrounder Mitchell Marsh took the prize-wicket of Babar Azam to trigger a Pakistan batting collapse as the tourists limped to 203-6 at lunch on the third day of the series opening cricket test against Australia. Resuming Saturday at 132-2, Pakistan lost nightwatchman Khurram Shahzad for 7 in the first over to Pat Cummins before Azam and the Imam-ul-Haq combined to steady Pakistan and chip away at Australia’s 1st innings of 487.

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Pakistan made early inroads in a bid to win the first cricket test against Sri Lanka as the visitors claimed three wickets in the morning session of the fourth day Wednesday. Sri Lanka went to lunch at 94 for three. The hosts, who scored 312 runs in its first innings to trail by 149 runs, are still behind by 55 runs.

Saud Shakeel continued his strong run of form by posting a second century and helping usher Pakistan to a narrow first-innings lead at lunch on Day 3 of the series-opening cricket test against Sri Lanka. The left-handed batter was unbeaten on 119 as Pakistan reached the first interval Tuesday at 313-6, a lead of one run after a rain-affected morning session at Galle. After resuming on the overnight score of 69, Shakeel is now getting closer to his career-best test score of 125.

Pakistan’s pace bowlers Naseem Shah and Shaheen Afridi shared six wickets between them while Dhananjaya de Silva posted his 10th hundred before Sri Lanka was bowled out for 312 by lunch Monday on Day 2 of the first cricket test. Shaheen took three wickets for 86 in his return from a year out with a knee injury and Naseem returned 3-90 to help ensure Pakistan’s quicks outperformed the spin bowlers.