Ahead of the first Test between Australia and Pakistan in Perth, the Aussie bowlers have their say on Babar Azam and where the star Pakistan batter could hurt them this summer
Rohit Sharma's 2015-2016 T20I series saw him belt 143 runs at a strike rate of 136. Enjoy the best of his 18 boundaries from the series.
Coming to the middle at 4/52, Ricky Ponting did what he does best. With a mix of on drives, cuts and pull shots, he rescued the innings with a blistering 125 in the 1st Test of the 1999-2000 series against India.
After reaching 235 thanks to fifties to Erin Burns and Charli Knott, the Governor-General's XI were able to defend the score against Pakistan who crumbled after a promising start.
Fourteen wickets fell at Optus Stadium on Boxing Day as both the Scorchers and Strikers bowlers dominated proceedings until Perth skipper Ashton Turner stepped up to deliver the knockout blow and lead his side to victory with five balls to spare.
Australia fast bowling coach Scott Prestwidge had the microphone on at team training the day before game three in Mumbai, giving a great insight into his advice and tactics with young quicks Darcie Brown and Annabel Sutherland
Marnus Labuschagne, Travis Head and Alex Carey continued Australia's run fest against the West Indies with the hosts posting 7dec-511 before recalled quick Michael Neser got the pink ball talking in the evening session.
New South Wales fell for 76, their lowest-ever one-day score, as WA quicks Jhye Richardson and Jason Behrendorff wrecked havoc with seven wickets between them.
Maisy Gibson claimed a five-wicket haul and Corrinne Hall guided the Tigers home as they secured top spot on the WNCL ladder.
The Western Australia batters enjoyed conditions on day one at Bankstown Oval, with Cameron Bancroft (117) and Shaun Marsh (58) in particular making the New South Wales bowlers work hard.
Western Australia won a pulsating, low-scoring Marsh Cup final against New South Wales by 18 runs to secure their 15 one-day domestic title.
Australia's spinners again led the way as Sri Lanka collapsed with bat in hand before the hosts overcame an early wobble to go 4-0 up in their five-match Dettol T20I Series
