Australia crush Proteas to win third Test

South African broadcaster Neil Manthorp joins cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris to review Australia's seven-wicket win in Adelaide, the future of both teams, South Africa's captaincy conundrum and an early look at the Pakistan Test series

Lyon roars late on day three as Australia eye victory

Cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris review all the action from day three in Adelaide where Nathan Lyon starred with three wickets, Mitchell Starc clobbered his way to 53 and Stephen Cook dined out on the local produce

Khawaja ton lifts Australia after horror mix-up

Cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris review all the action from day two at the Adelaide Oval where Usman Khawaja batted the entire day to post his fifth Test match ton, Steve Smith was involved in a horror run out, Peter Handscomb made a fine fifty on debut and Kyle Abbott did the damage for the Proteas

Aussies survive after Warner blunder

Cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris review all the action from day one of the third Commonwealth Bank Test in Adelaide where Faf du Plessis scored the best Test century of his career, Josh Hazlewood starred with the ball and David Warner got his timings badly mixed up

Faf found guilty, Australia name third Test XI

Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle joins cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris to discuss the Faf du Plessis "lollygate" saga, Australia's new-look third Test XI in Adelaide, get the inside word on the three debutants and review Australia's ODI squad for the Chappell-Hadlee Trophy

Australia make SIX changes for Adelaide Test

Former Australia batsman Mike Hussey and cricket.com.au journalist Sam Ferris discuss Australia's revamped third Test squad to take on South Africa in Adelaide

Proteas crush Australia to win series in Hobart

Cricket.com.au journalists Andrew Ramsey and Sam Ferris review all the action from day four of the second Commonwealth Bank Test in Hobart where South Africa's seamers ripped Australia apart, taking 8-32 in just 19.1 overs to win by an innings and 80 runs and wrap up the series with a game to play.