Jofra Archer removes Jake Weatherald for 18 as England make an early breakthrough against Australia, leaving the home side 33-1 on day one of the third Test in Adelaide.

Australia rebuild again after Archer strikes twice in same over - The third Test begins at the Adelaide Oval with England 2-0 down to Australia in the series

Jofra Archer and Steve Smith could resume battle in third Ashes Test, a battle Smith is emphatically winning with Archer yet to dismiss him in the format; players exchanged verbals in second Test; Eng

England's Jofra Archer gets two wickets in three balls, removing Marnus Labuschagne and Cameron Green in the first over after lunch as Australia fall to 94-4 on day one of the third Ashes Test in Adelaide.

There was only ever going to be one winner when Steve Smith and Jofra Archer exchanged words during a heated finish to the second Ashes Test in Brisbane on Sunday night. It was the latest chapter in a spicy rivalry that goes back many years.

The true meaning behind a hand signal done by Steve Smith during a heated incident with England quick Jofra Archer in the second Test has now been revealed.

Jofra Archer and Steve Smith were involved in a very heated war of words near the end of the second Ashes Test. After being set a measly 65 to win the day/night match at The Gabba, Australia

But Smith was up for the challenge and pulled Archer to the boundary off the first ball he faced against the England quick. He then missed an attempted ramp shot which prompted a verbal barrage from Archer, with Smith returning serve in a testy war of words.

Steve Smith hit Jofra Archer for 15 runs off five balls at the Gabba. Four, nothing, four, six, one. Australia needed 65 to

The pair were involved in a tense exchange on the final day in Brisbane as Smith led his side into a 2-0 lead at the Gabba.

Australia captain Steve Smith smashed an unbeaten 23 off nine balls to finish the second Ashes Test at the Gabba. However, the highlight was his fiery on-field exchange with England’s Jofra Archer. Smith spoke about the altercation after the match.

ENGLAND Head Coach Brendon McCullum has backed Jofra Archer's intensity and ruled out any 'knee-jerk' changes to England's settled top seven, pushing back