Seales and Joseph take nine wickets before Australia stage mini recovery by restricting West Indies to 57-4 at stumps.

Australia suffered a batting collapse but came back strong at the end of the day to leave the West Indies teetering on an ...

Speaking to SENQ Breakfast co-host Corey Parker, Ian Healy said Shamar Joseph is not Curlty Ambrose and he has better things ...

Australia and West Indies engaged in a fierce bowling battle on the opening day of their first Test match in Barbados, with ...

Jayden Seales and Shamar Joseph evoked memories of West Indies' legendary pace attacks, dismantling Australia for just 180 on ...

The pacers of West Indies ruled Australia, bowling them out for 180 on the very first day of the first test at Kensington Oval, but the hosts slipped to 57-4 in reply.

Australia made important changes for the first Test. Whether those tweaks are there by the time the Ashes rolls around ...

The more things change, the more they stay the same, as Australia's reshuffled top order fail and old faithful Usman Khawaja and Travis Head rescue the tourist's blushes.

Australia chose to bat against West Indies Australia's new-look top order will get an early chance to impress at Kensington Oval after Pat Cummins won the toss and warm, sunny day. Both XIs were ...

Australia are skittled out for just 180 against West Indies but hit back late on as 14 wickets fall on a chaotic opening day ...

But when Australia fell to 3-22 at Kensington Oval, with Konstas (4), Green (3) and Inglis (5) back in the sheds on the way ...

Australia won the toss against the West Indies and will bat first in their test series opener at Kensington Oval on Wednesday.