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Looking towards next years Ashes series, it is apparent the Australia does not have the quality in the batting line-up to match England’s bowlers.

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Australia took control of the third Test match at West Indies by scoring 328 in the first innings and then knocking eight home team wickets down by close. Third day’s action begins at 1 am AEST on Thursday.

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Australia will look to resume from a difficult 7/212 on the first day in the third Test match against West Indies at Dominica. Join us for live scores and commentary from 1.00am AEST.

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Cricket Australia’s current crop of fast bowlers are getting injured far too often. In most cases, they have no one to blame but their pre-match regimes.

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The third and the final Test match of Australia’s tour of West Indies will begin from Monday and we’ll bring you the live scores and commentary of the action starting at 1.00am AEST on Tuesday.

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Australia goes into the final match of a three Test series with the Frank Worrell Trophy safely retained.

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The problem with one-day cricket lies not in the game itself, but in the scheduling. More international cricket is being packed in than ever before, leading to more drawn-out and forgettable series.

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We’ve all known that the production line of West Indian pacemen has long lost its motor and become out of commission.

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The second Test match between Australia and the West Indies in Port-of-Spain was one for the purists. Unfortunately it wouldn’t have appealed to many others.

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When Michael Clarke opened the bowling with Michael Beer on the second day of the current Test against the West Indies, it was the first time a spinner had done so for Australia in the first innings of a Test match since 1938.

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While Australia’s regeneration is grittily struggling forward in the West Indies, it is worth looking at the golden boys of the previous selection panel. Those who were earmarked for greater success, and rightly or wrongly, find themselves on the wrong side of the current selection panel.

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Right now, hundreds of Australian soldiers are on peacekeeping duty in Afghanistan, running the risk of coming across Taliban fighters and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) on every patrol.

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