Australia will resume at 2/147 on Thursday after Marnus Labuschagne was caught behind on what proved to be the final ball before another break in play for bad light.
Marnus Labuschagne was given the benefit of the doubt by the television umpire,surviving a low catch,but was frustrated to be dismissed just before bad light was called on day one at the SCG.
Matt Renshaw is back in a baggy green for the first time in five years,but his return took a dramatic turn on Wednesday due to an all-too-familiar virus.
Prabodh Malhotra walked 1000 kilometres in 52 days between the two great cricket grounds ahead of the pink Test to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation.
For the inner circle of Australian cricket,the Sydney Test has triggered a realisation.
Pat Cummins believes a spin-friendly deck in Sydney will give his bowlers,batters and even his captaincy a taste of what to expect on the subcontinent.
Australia are leaning towards playing two spinners and two fast bowlers in the third Test against South Africa,beginning at the SCG on Wednesday.
Drones,robots,virtual reality,AI,bat sensors – expect technology to shape the future of cricket at all levels,writes Greg Chappell.
Australia’s hottest fast bowling prospect,Lance ‘Wild Thing’ Morris,unleashed his thunderbolts on a handful of unlucky batters at the SCG on Monday afternoon.
As mystery surrounds what attack Australia will play on a dry and patchy SCG pitch,recovered fast bowler Josh Hazlewood is hoping for a pecking order recall.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has attempted to ambush Australian cricket star and diehard Roosters fan David Warner into becoming a Rabbitohs supporter.