Shreyas Iyer grabbed a stunner to dismiss Alex Carey before sustaining an injury. India bowled out Australia for 236 in 46.4 overs.

ऑस्ट्रेलिया के विकेटकीपर बल्लेबाज एलेक्स कैरी के घर में दुखों का पहाड़ टूट पड़ा है। उनके पिता गॉर्डन कैरी का निधन हो गया है। इस दर्द भरे समय में उन्होंने इंस्टाग्राम पर पिता को याद करते हुए अपनी भावनाएँ साझा…

Australian wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis has been ruled out of the upcoming T20I series against New Zealand. The three-match series begins on October 1 at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui.

Australian wicketkeeper Alex Carey described one of MS Dhoni's famous dismissals as a stroke of genius. Dhoni has the most stumpings in international cricket.

West Indies will take on Australia in the third Test, beginning on July 12 The exciting contest will be held at the Sabina Park, Kingston in Jamaica.

Australia completed a dominant 133-run win over the West Indies in the second Test at St George’s. Australia have clinched the three-match series 2-0 with a day to spare.

नेशनल क्रिकेट स्टेडियम में वेस्टइंडीज के खिलाफ दूसरे टेस्ट के पहले दिन ऑस्ट्रेलिया का मध्यक्रम एक बार फिर उनके लिए संकटमोचक साबित हुआ। एलेक्स कैरी और ब्यू वेबस्टर के बीच महत्वपूर्ण शतकीय साझेदारी ने मेहमान टीम को 286 रनों के…

Alex Carey and Beau Webster guided Australia to a respectable total. West Indies bowled out Australia for 286 after Carey and Webster's half-centuries.

West Indies are set to take on Australia in the second Test of a three-match series beginning July 3. The exciting contest will be held at the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada.

David Bedingham was involved in an unusual handling the ball incident on Day 2 of WTC 2025 Final. The controversial moment threatened to reignite a "Spirit of Cricket" debate.

Australia captain Pat Cummins starred with the ball and Alex Carey made valuable runs following a dramatic collapse as the holders retained the advantage in the World Test Championship final against South Africa on Thursday. Fast bowler Cummins produced a sensational spell of four wickets for one run when South Africa were dismissed for 138 on the second day in reply to Australia’s first-innings total of 212 at Lord’s. Australia collapsed to 73-7 in their second innings, with Kagiso Rabada (3-44) and Lungi Ngidi (3-35) doing the bulk of the damage. But Carey (43) and Mitchell Starc (16 not out) shared an eighth-wicket partnership of 61 before the wicketkeeper was lbw to Rabada shortly before the close. The last over of the day saw Starc dropped on 14 when Marco Jansen shelled a routine catch off Wiaan Mulder. At stumps Australia were 144-8, a potentially decisive lead of 218 runs. A remarkable 28 wickets fell in two days on a pitch which, while offering some assistance to the quicks, was by no means unplayable. Nevertheless, a match scheduled for five days, could now finish before the end of the third. Rabada, who had taken 5-51 in the first innings, tormented Australia again with two wickets in the 11th over. He had Usman Khawaja caught behind for six and, two balls later, removed Cameron Green for a duck. Green’s exit meant the number three had faced just five balls in the match for a total of four runs. Wickets continued to tumble after tea. Left-arm quick Jansen had Marnus Labuschagne, in his first Test as an opener, caught behind for 22. And Australia’s 44-3 became transformed 48-4 next over when Beau Webster, who top-scored in Australia’s first innings with 72, fell lbw to Ngidi. Australia were reeling at 73-7 after Cummins was bowled off his pad by an excellent Ngidi yorker. But Carey and Starc led a defiant response that kept their side on course to retain the title. Devastating pace bowling Earlier, Cummins finished with figures of 6-28 as he reached 300 career Test wickets and secured a coveted place on the Lord’s honours board with a five-wicket haul. South Africa lost their last five wickets for 12 runs as Cummins ripped through the order. Only South Africa captain Temba Bavuma (36) and David Bedingham (45) offered meaningful resistance during a fifth-wicket stand of 64. After lunch, Cummins struck four times in a mere 17 balls of devastating pace bowling. South Africa had resumed on Thursday at 43-4, battling to put enough runs on the board. Bavuma, who faced 37 balls for his overnight three not out, changed gears with a lofted cover-drive fo four off left-arm quick Starc for four before he pulled Cummins for six. Cummins had his revenge, however, when Bavuma’s checked drive was brilliantly caught at cover by a diving Labuschagne. He then dismissed Kyle Verreynne lbw for 13 and, three balls later, held a simple return catch as Jansen fell for a duck. The Australia skipper ended the innings with his 300th Test wicket, Rabada well caught low down at deep square leg by Beau Webster. Cummins received a standing ovation as he led his side off the field. That reception was a marked contrast to the boos that echoed round Lord’s two years ago after Cummins refused to withdraw an appeal following Carey’s controversial stumping of Jonny Bairstow during an Ashes Test. The post Cummins and Carey shine as Australia remain on top in WTC final despite collapse appeared first on The Namibian.

As South Africa clawed their way back into the game on Day 2 of WTC Final, Alex Carey helps Australia to wrestle back some control. With Australia holding a lead slightly above 200 and only a couple of wickets in hand, the Test is delicately balanced.

Cricket Australia (CA) have named their best XI of the current World Test Championship cycle. Australian superstar Pat Cummins has been named as the captain of the best XI.

South Africa are all set to clash with the mighty Australia in the WTC Final 2025. The final will take place at the iconic Lord's Cricket ground from June 11 to 15.

Shreyas Iyer's electrifying fielding effort to dismiss Alex Carey turned the tide in India's favour during the Champions Trophy 2025 semifinal. The wicket proved to be a game-changing moment as Australia eventually collapsed and were bowled out for 264.