Latham hit five boundaries during his unbeaten knock of 72
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Sri Lanka’s woes continued on the third day of the first Test in Dunedin as New Zealand opener Tom Latham scored an unbeaten 72.
Guptill celebrates after scoring his third Test century
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New Zealand opening batsman Martin Guptill has been under heavy criticism as of late, but he silenced his critics with a superb 156 to put his side in a commanding position against Sri Lanka on the first day of the first Test in Dunedin.
Guptill only scored 82 runs in the recent Test series against Australia
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New Zealand have opted to retain opening batsman Martin Guptill and spinner Mark Craig for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka despite their poor performances in the recently concluded series against Australia.
Hazlewood dismissed Guptill, Latham and Taylor
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Australia’s pace duo of Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Marsh ripped through New Zealand’s top order to put the Baggy Greens in a commanding position at the end of the second day of the third Test in Adelaide.
Australia bowled New Zealand out for 202
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Neither Australia nor New Zealand were able to gain the upper hand on the first day of the first-ever day-night Test in Adelaide.
Johnson finished his career with 313 Test wickets
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Australia left-arm pace bowler Mitchell Johnson added the finishing touches to his illustrious international career by taking two wickets as the second Test against New Zealand ended as a draw.
Williamson scored his 17th Test fifty
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New Zealand batsman Kane Williamson scored an unbeaten 70 after Australia declared on 559/9 on the second day of the second Test in Perth.
Warner leaps in delight after scoring his maiden double hundred
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Australia opener David Warner scored an unbeaten 244, which was his third consecutive score of 100 or more, and batsman Usman Khawaja made 121 as the Baggy Greens dominated New Zealand on the opening day of the second Test in Perth.
Heavy rain led to day four ending early
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New Zealand have a good chance of saving the first Test against Australia in Brisbane after a good portion of the fourth day was abandoned due to rain.
Starc (pictured above) and Johnson left New Zealand in tatters
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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.
