Australia beats Pakistan by 10 wickets in Boxing Day Test, wins series 2-0
Australia annihilated Pakistan's batting order. Pakistan were bowled out for 237 in the second innings while chasing a goal of 317
Australia annihilated Pakistan's batting order. Pakistan were bowled out for 237 in the second innings while chasing a goal of 317
Right arm pacer, Josh Hazelwood, has revealed as to how his injury has been affecting his game play from time to time.
England was bowled out for 68 in the second innings, with the hosts taking an unassailable 3-0 series lead going in the fourth Test at the SCG from January 5.
The tourists lost the opening Test at The Gabba by nine wickets, which was followed by a 275-run humiliation at the Adelaide Oval.
After the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus threatened to cancel the tour, the fixtures were revised with the Tests and ODIs retaining their places and changes in dates.
Hazlewood is preparing for the fourth Test at the SCG, according to Green, who took two wickets in the Adelaide Test, which the hosts won by 275 runs.
England are 0-2 down in the five-Test series, having lost the opening match at The Gabba by nine wickets followed by a 275-run drubbing at the Adelaide Oval on Monday.
It is believed that the limited-overs leg of the tour will be played in Sydney and Canberra next month.
According to Waugh, teams visiting Australia need to have a spinner who can get wickets.
Skipper Faf du Pessis (14*) and Rassie van der Dussen (4*) were batting at the crease when the umpires called for Lunch.
