Australia are currently taking on Pakistan in a three-match Test series. The series will be David Warner's last Test appearance as he is set to bid adieu to the format. There are speculations over who will replace Warner at the top of the order.
Ravi Shastri made a rare fumble during toss time in the Australia vs Pakistan test series opener in Perth, the video of which has now gone viral.
Australia are on top in the ongoing first Test against Pakistan in Perth. They posted a massive total of 487 runs in the first innings on the back of a scintillating knock from David Warner. However, Pakistan also made a good comeback picking last seven wickets for 183 runs.
Australia ended the opening day of the first Test at 346/5 after 84 overs thanks David Warner's 164-run knock with other batters batting around him. But the likes of Steve Smith and Travis Head will be disappointed to have missed out on scoring big.
David Warner was in the news before the start of the Test series with Mitchell Johnson taking a jibe at him in his column questioning his place in the side. Notably, the left-handed opener is playing his final Test series as he is set to play his last game of the format in Sydney.
The much-awaited Test series between Australia and Pakistan got underway today at Optus Stadium in Perth. After opting to bat first, Australia got off to a scintillating start with Pakistan struggling to pick wickets even as David Warner played aggressive cricket.
Khawaja took to the social media platform 'X' to express that he believes in the thought process that "all lives are equal" regardless of the caste, creed, race or religion of an individual or group of individuals.
The Pakistan cricket team hasn't won a single Test series in Australia yet. The last time Pakistan won a Test in Australia was way back in November 1995 in Sydney. Leg spinner Mushtaq Ahmed was awarded the POTM award in that game for bagging 5/95 and 4/91 in Pakistan's 74-run win.
Pakistan's toughest Test tour in recent times kicks off in Perth against Australia on Thursday, December 14. While there is excitement around the group with the new leadership group including captain Shan Masood, with a weak bowling attack, it will be a huge challenge for Pakistan.
The first of the three-match Test series is set to be played between Australia and Pakistan is set to commence on December 14 in Perth. Pakistan are taking the field for the first time since the World Cup debacle while the Aussies are playing Tests after a long gap.
Australia cricketer Nathan Lyon is arguably the greatest spinner in the country after Shane Warne. He has been with the Test team for more than a decade now and has carved out a niche for himself. Lyon will be playing in the upcoming three-match Test series against Pakistan from December 14.
Usman Khawaja sported shoes with the messages "all lives are equal" and "freedom is a human right" during his team's practice session on Tuesday ahead of the first Test against Pakistan. However, Pat Cummins has confirmed that the opener won't be wearing shoes with those messages in the first Test.
The first Test between Australia and Pakistan is set to commence on December 14 in Perth. Both teams have now named their playing XIs for the clash. Pakistan have handed Test debuts to two players in their playing XI and have not included any spinner.
Australia have named their Playing XI for the 1st Test one day before the game in Perth. They have reappointed one of their World Cup stars as vice-captain of Tests. Australia and Pakistan will be playing three Test matches against each other.
Pakistan are leaving no stone unturned as they fine-tune their preparations for the Test series against Australia. Since Perth is known for its bounce, Pakistan are using a new strategy to be well-equipped to handle that bounce from the Australia pace trio at the Optus Stadium.
The three-match Test series between Australia and Pakistan is set to commence on December 14 in Perth. Pakistan have not won a single Test in Australia since 1995 and Babar Azam will have to play a key role with the bat if they are to create history.
Australia batter Steve Smith has quashed the retirement rumours a couple of days after his manager did so. He is looking forward to representing Australia in the upcoming Test series against Pakistan starting from December 14 in Perth.
Mohammad Hafeez wasn't happy with the track laid for Pakistan's practice game against Prime Minister's XI in Canberra ahead of the three-match Test series against Australia. The match was drawn but Hafeez admitted that it didn't serve as an ideal preparation for the wickets they will get.
Barring skipper Shan Masood, none of the other Pakistan batters managed to rack up runs in their tour game against Prime Minister's XI in Canberra. Shan scored an unbeaten 201 during his 298-ball-long stay at the wicket.
Steve Smith's long time teammate David Warner is set to hang his boots from Test cricket at the end of the third and final Test against Pakistan. Smith is also in the mid-30s now and hence, the talks of his retirement also started doing the rounds. But will he retire?
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