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Australia announce ODI squad for West Indies series; Maxwell rested, Fraser-McGurk and Bartlett called in

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia revealed its 13-member ODI squad to face West Indies, featuring notable exclusions and inclusions.

The Times of India

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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Australia thrashes West Indies in Test match; Khawaja injured but okay

In a dominant display, Australia secured a comprehensive 10-wicket victory over West Indies in the opening Test match, with Josh Hazlewood shining with a n...

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Australia’s drubbing of once-great West Indies sad proof Test cricket mismatches must end

The challenge facing Test cricket, of how to keep it healthy in places where it isn’t thriving, is being played out most starkly in the West Indies

The Guardian - AU

Aus vs WI 1st Test | Hazlewood stars as Australia claims 10-wicket win inside 3 days

Josh Hazlewood claims 11th five-wicket haul as Australia secures a 10-wicket win over West Indies in Adelaide.

The Hindu

Australia vs West Indies: Usman Khawaja in doubt for second Test after blow to jaw

NEW DELHI: Australia opener Usman Khawaja is uncertain for the second Test against West Indies after sustaining a blow to his jaw during the series opener in Adelaide.

The Times of India

West Indies want more Tests to end long-time struggles

Windies skipper Kraigg Brathwaite says his team need the chance to play more Test cricket after slumping to their quickest defeat against Australia in 93 years.

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1st Test: Australia crush West Indies by 10 wickets at Adelaide Oval

NEW DELHI: World champions Australia clinched a resounding victory over a depleted West Indies side by 10 wickets inside seven sessions at the Adelaide Oval on Friday.

The Times of India

Usman Khawaja bloodied by bouncer as Australia crush West Indies in first Test

Australia won the first Test by 10 wickets after Josh Hazlewood took nine wickets but not before Usman Khawaja was felled by bouncer one run short of victory

The Guardian - AU

Khawaja hurt as Australia thump Windies by 10 wickets

Scans have cleared Usman Khawaja of a facial injury after he was struck on the head during Australia's 10-wicket win over West Indies in the first Test.

AAP

Australia thrash West Indies by 10 wickets: first Test, day three – as it happened

Australia have defeated the West Indies by 10 wickets in the first Test, securing victory before lunch on day three at Adelaide Oval

The Guardian - AU

It's a wonderful experience being a part of a Mumbai Indians franchise: Nicholas Pooran

NEW DELHI: West Indies' star wicketkeeper-batsman Nicholas Pooran on Thursday acknowledged that playing for a Mumbai Indians franchise comes with a ‘lot of pressure'.

The Times of India

Being part of a Mumbai Indians franchise brings lot of pressure: Nicholas Pooran

NEW DELHI: West Indies' star wicketkeeper-batsman Nicholas Pooran on Thursday acknowledged that playing for a Mumbai Indians franchise comes with a ‘lot of pressure'.

The Times of India

Windies provide highs, but same old story on scoreboard

Shamar Joseph has provided the West Indies with an unlikely spark in the Frank Worrell Trophy, but poor batting means it's the same old story for the tourists.

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Head on the path to counter-attacking greatness

Travis Head is on the path to following Adam Gilchrist into becoming one of Australia's greatest ever counter-attacking batsmen after another Test century.

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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.

The Guardian - AU

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

Travis Head’s century was the decisive act on day two before Josh Hazlewood’s four wickets almost finished West Indies off

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Joseph goes from remote villager to Windies Test hero

Guyanese villager Shamar Joseph has gone from his first professional cricket game to dismissing Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne in the space of 12 months.

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Sting in the tail with Aussies' last-wicket struggles

Australia have conceded more runs for the last wicket than any other Test team in the past 12 months, after a 55-run 10th-wicket stand by the West Indies.

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Cummins shuns Adelaide Oval history with toss call

Australia's captain Pat Cummins is just the 10th skipper to win a toss and bowl first in an Adelaide Oval Test match.

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Smith fails but Aussies hold winning hand over Windies

After bowling the West Indies out for 188, Australia are 2-59 at stumps on day one of the first Test in Adelaide.

The Guardian - AU

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 Times of India

Current revenue sharing model completely broken, big three should do more: Cricket West Indies CEO

NEW DELHI: The big three in world cricket, including India, England and Australia should do more to save smaller Test playing teams and ICC's current revenue sharing model is "completely broken", said Cricket West Indies CEO Johnny Grave.

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 Hindu

Brian Lara says cannot blame WI players for preferring IPL to national duty

Brian Lara believes West Indies cricketers prioritize T20 leagues over national duty due to financial incentives, impacting their performance.

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