Jayden Seales dismantled Australia's top order early in the second innings of the Grenada Test. His bowling gave West Indies a crucial advantage, keeping the match finely poised.

A dramatic conclusion to the second day in Grenada put Australia under severe pressure as Jayden Seales removed both openers ...

A determined lower-order fightback from Alzarri Joseph and Shamar Joseph, followed by two late wickets from Jayden Seales, ...

Pressure on Konstas and Khawaja after Cummins takes all-time screamer Couple's 'wild adventure' crossing the Nullarbor in ...

One of the best bowlers in the world across formats, a captain who has made a habit of winning everywhere he goes, and a capable batter as well down the order — there isn’t much that Pat Cummins can’t ...

Seales then turned the screws on Australia by taking out both the openers - Konstas played a short and wide ball onto his ...

Cannon McIntosh survived a frantic final 10 laps of the Seventh Annual #BC39 Wednesday at The Dirt Track at Indianapolis ...

Sam Konstas's struggles against the West Indies quicks have continued in the Caribbean, as Australia slumped at stumps on day ...

And Australia were left reeling at 2-4 when Khawaja was trapped lbw by Seales a short time later. Nathan Lyon came in as ...

West Indies have seized the initiative at the close of Day Two in Grenada, leaving Australia stuttering at 12 for 2 in their ...

Australia's openers continue to struggle after bowling out the West Indies for 253 on the second day of the second Test - ...

Australia slumped to 2-12 at stumps on day two of the second Test in Grenada, leading by just 45 after bowling the Windies ...