All batters have to stand up: South Africa skipper Dean Elgar

The Gabba will host the first match, beginning on December 17, before the series heads to Melbourne for the second Test.

India set 513-run target for Bangladesh in 2nd Test

Resuming post-tea session at 140/1 Shubman Gill didn't waste time and went on to score his maiden Test ton and India...

Rohit likely to return for second Test against Bangladesh

India skipper Rohit Sharma missed the third and final ODI against Bangladesh with a finger injury sustained in the...

Amazing debut for Abrar, many congratulations to him: Stokes

Abrar Ahmed had a memorable debut, ending up with figures of 7/114 and 4/120 in the first and second innings respectively

Pakistan succumb to England in seond match to lose Test series

Pakistan, who had a good chance of securing top WTC standings before the series find themselves in difficulty as...

We failed to finish the game as a batting unit: Pakistan skipper

Pacer Mark Wood, spinner Jack Leach and batter Harry Brook were the stars for England as they overcame resistance by...

Hope Rohit Sharma returns for 2nd Test: KL Rahul

The two-match Test series will start from December 14 onwards while the second Test will be held in Mirpur on...

Smith calls Warner's captaincy ban "fundamentally wrong"

On the eve of the second Test against the West Indies in Adelaide, Warner made a startling announcement that he...

Aus set WI 497 runs to win, visitors top order crumbles

At the end of the day's play, Devon Thomas and Jason Holder stood unbeaten for the visitors at eight runs each.

England maintain lead of 281 runs over Pakistan in 2nd Test

At the end of Day 2 play, England was at 202/5, with Harry Brook (74*) and skipper Ben Stokes (16*) unbeaten

Eng vs Pak: Abrar clinches 7 scalps on debut

At the end of the first day of play, Pakistan was at 107/2, with Azam (61*) and Saud Shakeel (32*) unbeaten on the crease

AUS vs WI: Hosts in command after Head, Labuschagne score big

Australia started the second day at 330/3, with Marnus Labuschagne (120*), Travis Head (114*)