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  •   Home > News > Sports > Cricket

    Australia have reached 286 all out at stumps on the opening day of the second cricket test against the West Indies in Grenada after choosing to bat

    Australia have reached 286 all out at stumps on the opening day of the second cricket test against the West Indies in Grenada after choosing to bat


    New team song master Alex Carey top-scored with 63 - Alzarri Joseph returned figures of four for 61 from 15.5 overs.



    Across the Atlantic in Birmingham, Shubman Gill has posted the highest score by an Indian test cricket captain to help dominate England on the second day of their second match.

    His 269 helped the visitors to 587 - the hosts are 77 for three in reply at stumps.

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     Other Cricket News
     04 Jul: England finishes day two of second Test at 3-77, India scores 587 in first innings
     02 Jul: Star batter Steve Smith is set to return for Australia's second Test against the West Indies, just 20 days after suffering a nasty compound dislocation of his finger
     01 Jul: Proverbial white smoke has emerged from the Australian cricket team's HQ in the Caribbean on their West Indies tour
     01 Jul: Black Cap Ish Sodhi's desperate to show his spinning evolution after earning a reprieve under incoming coach Rob Walter
     28 Jun: A bowling masterclass from veteran quick Josh Hazlewood has powered Australia to a resounding 159-run victory over the West Indies in the test series opener at Bridgetown
     28 Jun: A Calypso collapse has seen Australia crush the West Indies by 159 runs in the first cricket test in Barbados
     26 Jun: Hope springs eternal for New Zealand Cricket that starting an international summer on October 1 works out against Australia at Mt Maunganui's Bay Oval
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