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Peter Siddle
Sun, December 11 2011
New Zealand set Australia 241-run target in second Test
Australia were chasing 241 runs for victory in the second Hobart Test after New Zealand were dismissed for 226 at lunch on the third day on Sunday.
Sat, December 10 2011
New Zealand batsmen strengthen lead on day two
New Zealand led Australia by 153 runs after day two of the fast-moving second Test on Saturday, aiming to build a decisive second innings lead after rattling the hosts out for just 136.
Sat, December 10 2011
New Zealand take lead as Australia are bowled out on day two
New Zealand held a lead of 43 runs at tea on the second day after rolling Australia for 136 in the second Test at Bellerive Oval on Saturday.
Fri, December 09 2011
Phil Hughes under immense pressure after yet another failure
Pressure mounted on Phil Hughes after he again failed with the bat as Australia chased New Zealand's modest 150 on an eventful opening day of the second Test at Bellerive Oval on Friday.
Fri, December 09 2011
Australia on top as rain curtails first day’s play
Rain washed out play late on the opening day of the Australia-New Zealand second Test at Bellerive Oval on Friday.
Fri, December 09 2011
James Pattinson’s five-for bundles New Zealand for 150
James Pattinson claimed his second five-wicket haul in two matches, taking 5-51 on Friday to dismiss New Zealand for 150 just 20 minutes before tea on the first day of the second test against Australia.
Tue, December 06 2011
Pattinson’s work ethics secret behind success, says trainer
By CricketCountry Staff
Victoria's strength and conditioning coach David Bailey feels Australia’s new bowling sensation James Pattinson’s strong work ethics have helped him perform exceptionally in his debut Test series against New Zealand.
Thu, December 01 2011
Australia gain upperhand on rain-truncated day against New Zealand
Persistent rains meant there was no play possible after tea on the opening day of the first Test between Australia and New Zealand at the Gabba. New Zealand, after winning the toss, lost four wickets in the first session but recovered with an unbeaten 80-run stand between Daniel Vettori and Dean Brownlie to 176 for five.
Mon, May 05 2014
Usman Khawaja and Pat Cummins emerge as the next big Australian hopes
Australia will need a few more of the likes of Cummins as well as Khawaja
Thu, November 17 2011
Australia restrict South Africa to 266
By CricketCountry Staff
South Africa suffered another collapsed after being in a seemingly commanding position against Australia at the Wanderers in Johannesburg. The host were bowled out for bowled out for 266 on the first day of the second Test before bad light stopped proceedings.