West Indies' pace bowlers rattled Australia's top order, leaving them at 92 for four after being dismissed for 190.

BRIDGETOWN (Barbados) (AFP) – West Indies' pace attack again exposed the vulnerability of the Australian top-order batting as ...

Shai Hope and Roston Chase did enough to secure a slender first-innings lead before their bowlers picked four Australian ...

The West Indies shot out Australia for 180 and discovered how tricky the Kensington Oval pitch was by losing four wickets on ...

Australia's pacers struck back with four wickets after they were dealt some of their own medicine in being dismissed for 180 ...

The first Test between West Indies and Australia remained on a knife’s edge after an eventful second day at Kensington Oval, ...

Australia carved out an 82-run lead over the West Indies on day two of the first Test in Barbados, with the hosts left frustrated by a series of close umpiring calls that went against them.

The first Test match between West Indies and Australia is evenly balanced at stumps on Day two at the Kensington Oval in Barbados. The Windies started at 57/4, trailing by 123 runs in the first ...

Test veteran Mitch Starc has defended Australia's new-look top order, which again misfired to keep the West Indies series ...

The Aussies' new-look batting line-up struggled badly in the second innings in Barbados, with Sam Konstas lucky to even get ...