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Hosts declare on 598-4 with West Indies 74-0 in reply after former captain made unbetaen 200 and matched Bradman mark of 29 tons

Australian Test cricketers have taken a knee for the first time ever ahead of the series opener against the West Indies in Perth, but many fans have slammed it as woke and virtue-signalling. 

Marnus Labuschagne cracked a masterful unbeaten 154 while Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith hit 50s as a dominant Australia took control of the opening Test against the West Indies at Perth Stadium on Wednesday.

Marnus Labuschagne and Usman Khawaja shared in a 142-run stand Wednesday to put Australia on track for a big total in the opening Test against the West Indies at Perth Stadium. The hosts reached 162-2 at tea following captain Pat Cummins decision to bat in hot and dry conditions. After getting the ..

Hosts reach 293-2 on day one of the first Test in Perth after unbeaten 154 for Queenslander

Late on the first evening of the Australian Test summer, debutant Tagenarine Chanderpaul got another taste of the challenges of playing Test cricket.Marnus Labuschagne attempted an upper cut and Chanderpaul, fielding at deep point was a touch slow to

The West Indies have had little success in the shortest form of cricket lately but veteran Jason Holder says that won’t diminish the test team’s ambitions for the two-match series against Australia beginning Wednesday. The Caribbean side lost in the preliminary stage of the Twenty20 World Cup in late October in Australia, beaten by both…

The West Indies team has announced they will continue to take the knee during the upcoming two-match Test series against Australia. The players will also continue to wear the Black Lives Matter logo on their playing shirts. The West Indies team

Australia's young allrounder has put the excitement of a potential IPL opportunity out of his mind to retrain his brain for the summer's five-day showdowns

A new chapter in South African cricket will be written when the SA20 League begins in South Africa from January 10 to the February 11, 2023.