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'One wicket': Aussies eye small steps as WTC final slips away
Australia's last wicket pair of Mitchell Starc (58no) and Josh Hazlewood (17) foreshadowed what was to come as they too batted through almost the entire first session to take their side to 207 all out ...
Is saving Test cricket a dream too good to be true?
A saving grace is that most top players appear to still view Test cricket as the pinnacle, such as Jamaica’s Mr Brandon King, ...
Cricket-Australia stretch lead over South Africa in WTC final to 106 runs
By Mark Gleeson LONDON (Reuters) -Australia took control of the World Test Championship final on Thursday as they stretched ...
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Proteas dare to dream of Test title after epic stand
Just 69 runs stand between the Proteas and rewriting their painful history at ICC events as batters finally gained the upper hand on day three with few signs of the treacherous conditions that saw 28 ...
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Australia will not give up World Test Championship crown without a proper fight
Assistant coach Daniel Vettori insists Australia have not given up hope of retaining their World Test Championship crown ...
Cricket-Australia look to set imposing target for South Africa in WTC final
By Mark Gleeson LONDON (Reuters) -Australia will look to add 20 to 30 more runs to their second innings total when the third ...
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Bowling blitz leaves World Test title up for grabs
Lungi Ngidi (3-35) was the chief destroyer after a quiet first innings, claiming the prized scalp of Steve Smith (13), Beau Webster (9) and Aussie skipper Cummins (6) amid a potentially match-defining ...