(Reuters) -Amid the back slaps and banter in a victorious Australian dressing room, teen opener Sam Konstas's celebrations may feel bittersweet at the end of his forgettable test series in the West Indies.

Cameron Green has produced a defiant innings as Australia struggled to 99 for 6 and an overall lead of 181 in the face of hostile fast bowling from the West Indies in the last session on Day 2 of the third cricket test.

A young fast bowler called Mitchell Starc was one of the most vocal critics when a pink-ball Test match was first added to the Australian summer 10 years ago.“Whether you have to start a whole new set of stats for the pink ball,

Mitchell Starc delivered the fastest five-wicket haul in test history on Monday as Australia crushed the West Indies by 176 runs in the third test in Kingston, Jamaica to complete a 3-0 series sweep.

Australia has dismissed the West Indies for a near-record low of 27 to win the third cricket test by 176 runs in Kingston.

Former Australian leg-spinner Stuart MacGill, once seen on the cricket field alongside legends like Sachin Tendulkar and Shane Warne, is now facing a dark and painful chapter in his life. The man who once wore the Baggy Green and took 208 Test wickets for Australia has found himself unemployed and disgraced,

Australia's top-order Test hopefuls will have four rounds of Sheffield Shield cricket to make their case before the first Ashes Test, with the summer's domestic schedule confirmed today.

Australia have more questions than answers ahead of their next Test assignment in the Ashes later this year despite trouncing West Indies 3-0 in the Carribbean