Australia celebrate after beating New Zealand by 208 runs
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
New Zealand were unable to save the first Test in Brisbane on the fifth and final day as Australia’s bowling attack proved to be too much for them to handle.
Burns is ecstatic after bringing up his maiden Test century
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia openers Joe Burns and David Warner added to New Zealand’s misery on the third day of the first Test in Brisbane as they both scored centuries.
Starc (pictured above) and Johnson left New Zealand in tatters
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia’s left-arm pace duo of Mitchell Starc and Mitchell Johnson took two wickets apiece to leave New Zealand reeling at 157/5 at the end of the second day of the first Test in Brisbane.
Khawaja’s last Test for Australia came against England in August 2013
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Usman Khawaja is set to play his first Test since August 2013 after he and Joe Burns were included in Australia’s squad for the upcoming series against New Zealand.
“It definitely has crossed my mind, especially with the guys retiring”
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson has revealed that he nearly joined Michael Clarke, Chris Rogers, Shane Watson, Brad Haddin and Ryan Harris into retirement following a gruelling Ashes series against England.
Fekete is set to make his Test debut in Bangladesh
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia have included uncapped pace bowler Andrew Fekete and opener Cameron Bancroft in their Test squad for the upcoming tour of Bangladesh.
“It’s probably highly unlikely I’m going to make Bangladesh”
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia opener David Warner has revealed that he is unlikely to make an appearance in the upcoming two-Test series against Bangladesh after fracturing his thumb.
England celebrate after beating Australia 3-2 to recapture the Ashes
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia gave captain Michael Clarke and opener Chris Rogers the perfect farewell as they thrashed England by an innings and 46 runs on the fourth day of the fifth Test at The Oval.
Australia only need four wickets to win
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
Australia are teetering on the brink of earning a consolation victory that will see the Ashes end 3-2 in favour of England as they only required four more wickets to win at the end of the third day of the fifth Test at The Oval.
Smith celebrates after scoring his 11th Test century
Image courtesy of: Zimbio
England were left reeling at the end of the second day of the fifth Ashes Test at The Oval as they lost eight wickets in almost no time at all after Australia batsman Steven Smith scored 143.