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Smith repeats Warner's Hobart feat to make mark at top

A gutted Steve Smith was unable to steer Australia out of a hole to victory but his unbeaten 91 was the ultimate way to show he can fill the David Warner void.

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2nd Test: Shamar Joseph inspires West Indies to historic win against Australia

NEW DELHI: In the second Test at the Gabba in Brisbane on Sunday, the West Indies stunned Australia by eight runs thanks to an incredible stint from injured pace bowler Shamar Joseph.

The Times of India

Cameron Green could be the next Kallis at No.4: Lyon

Steve Smith and Cameron Green can end any debate over their new positions in Australia's batting order by spearheading a home triumph at the Gabba.

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AUS vs WI pink ball Test | Steve Smith guides Australia to healthy position at stumps

Steve Smith guides Australia to a strong position, but rain may hinder their chances of victory against West Indies.

The Hindu

2nd Test: Australia strike late to claim slight advantage over West Indies

In a captivating second day of play in the second Test between Australia and the West Indies in Brisbane, Australia managed to level the contest by taking the late wicket of Tagenarine Chanderpaul.

The Times of India

Warner solution not an open-and-shut case for Australia

Steve Smith and Cameron Green fell cheaply for the second time in two Tests since the experiment to replace the retired long-time opener David Warner began.

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Windies lead by 35 runs after bold Cummins declaration

Australia trail West Indies by 35 runs after day two of the second Test with Pat Cummins notching his highest Test score before declaring at the Gabba.

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Watch: Josh Hazlewood 'shoos' away Covid positive Cameron Green while celebrating fall of wicket

NEW DELHI: In a hilarious turn of events, Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood shooed away teammate Cameron Green while celebrating fall of a wicket in the ongoing second Test against West Indies at The Gabba on Thursday.

The Times of India

Windies battle back from brink in Gabba Test contest

A wicketless middle session and record West Indies partnership has kept Australian at bay, the visitors 8-266 at stumps after day one of the Gabba Test.

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Covid-19 strikes Australian team ahead of second Test against West Indies

NEW DELHI: Australia's cricket team has been hit by Covid-19 ahead of the second Test against the West Indies, with all-rounder Cameron Green and coach Andrew McDonald testing positive on Wednesday.

The Times of India

Green, McDonald catch COVID-19 as Head tests negative

Cameron Green and coach Andrew McDonald have contracted COVID-19 ahead of the second Test against West Indies, while Travis Head has received the all-clear.

AAP

Fraser-McGurk, Bartlett in for ODIs as Maxwell rested

Glenn Maxwell has been rested for Australia's ODIs against West Indies, prompting a player many see as his prodigy to be called up in Jake Fraser-McGurk.

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Windies newcomers won't get it easy again: Australia

After facing the West Indies' debutant bowlers for the first time, Australia coach Andrew McDonald expects improved output from his batters in the second Test.

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Windies warn of more pain as Aussies eye first Test win

Travis Head and Josh Hazlewood have starred to put Australia on the verge of victory against the West Indies after day two of the first Test in Adelaide.

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Green proves his Test worth in just 0.74 seconds

Cameron Green has taken a superb catch at gully to show why Australia's selectors were so desperate to get the allrounder back into the Test team.

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Australia v West Indies: first Test, day one – as it happened

New opener Steve Smith was dismissed early as Australia chased West Indies’ 188 at Adelaide Oval

The Hindu

Steve Smith to take his talents to the top and open Australia's innings in 1st Test against West Indies

Steve Smith dares the West Indies attack to waste the new ball with short-pitched deliveries as he opens for Australia in the Test series opener.

The Times of India

Steve Smith's bold opening move takes center stage as Australia face West Indies in series opener

NEW DELHI: As Australia gear up for the series opener against West Indies at Adelaide Oval, all eyes are on newly-promoted opener Steve Smith, who is set to take on a more attacking role at the top of the order.

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'I was so excited when I heard the news', says Cameron Green on batting at number four in Tests

ADELAIDE: Australia's versatile fast-bowler and all-rounder, Cameron Green, expressed immense excitement upon learning that he would be batting at number four in the upcoming Test series against the West Indies.

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Promoted allrounder Green to feel 'less rushed' at No.4

Recalled Australian allrounder Cameron Green is feeling grateful and excited at returning to the Test team to bat in his preferred spot of No.4.

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Smith won't entertain selection issue if move backfires

Steve Smith expects the freedom of more attacking cricket at the top of the Test order, but hasn't considered what it means for his spot if the move fails.

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Warner sees clear upside in Smith's shift to the top

David Warner has declared Steve Smith's move to the top of the Test order will play into Australia's hands by forcing bowlers to change tactics against him.

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Smith points to new-ball success to back opener move

Steve Smith considered previous successes against the new ball, including in his Bradman-esque 2019 Ashes, before moving to the top of Australia's Test order.

The Guardian - AU

More logic than conspiracy in Cameron Bancroft’s Test squad omission

While some western observers might like to assume an agenda, the facilitation of Cameron Green’s return makes cricketing sense.

The Independent UK

Australia’s divisive Steve Smith selection ensures sandpaper scandal still casting shadow

Specialist opener Cameron Bancroft has been overlooked as Smith moves up the order to replace the retired David Warner, Harry Latham-Coyle outlines how the three primary antagonists remain intertwined six years on from the ball-tampering affair in Cape Town

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