Eloise Sheridan and Mary Waldron will stand in a match between Tea Tree Gully and Northern Districts in Adelaide featuring Australia’s vice-captain Travis Head. read more

The duo shared a partnership of 306 runs which is a record for the best stand ever for Australia against Sri Lanka. read more

Australia vs Sri Lanka: Joe Burns and Travis Head plundered Australia’s first centuries of the home summer Friday in a stirring fightback as they ruthlessly exposed Sri Lanka’s inexperienced attack in the second Test at Canberra. read more

At stumps, Australia were a commanding 384 for four with Burns not out 172 and Kurtis Patterson on 25. read more

Catch all the live updates from the third day of the first Test match between Australia and Sri Lanka in Brisbane read more

Half-centuries from Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne put Australia firmly in command of the day-night Test against Sri Lanka at the Gabba in Brisbane on Friday. read more

Virat Kohli was given a mixed reception when he came to bat after the fall of opener Mayank Agarwal. read more

India vs Australia: After Tim Paine used MS Dhoni to target Rishabh Pant, it was time for the young Indian wicket-keeper to return the favour. read more

Jasprit Bumrah was brilliant in the first two sessions, accounting for the wickets of Marcus Harris (22), Shaun Marsh (19), Travis Head (20), Tim Paine (22) and the tailenders Nathan Lyon and Josh Hazlewood for ducks. read more

Jasprit Bumrah was chief architect of Australia’s top-order collapse in the first two sessions of the day. read more

The MCG crowd started booing Marsh once his name was announced on the public address system when he came onto bowl in the third Test against India. read more

India vs Australia 1st Test: This is the first time in their history that India have won the first match of a Test series Down Under. read more

Shaun Marsh was 31 not out and Travis Head on 11, the pair fighting a desperate rearguard action to nudge Australia to 104 for four at stumps on day four, still 219 runs short of their victory target of 323. read more

Australia finished day four at 104-4, with Shaun Marsh, Travis Head and Tim Paine the last three recognized batsmen remaining. Australia had pulled off a miraculous draw on the final day in Dubai and Nathan Lyon is confident that it could be repeated... read more

Virat Kohli came out to bat after the fall of opener K L Rahul and was jeered by a small group of Australian fans. He received similar boos when he had headed to bat on the opening day. read more