West Indies clawed their way back into the pink-ball Test at Sabina Park on Sunday, reducing Australia to 99 for six at stumps on day two.
Day one of the Third Test belonged to the West Indies, as their pace attack dismantled Australia under the Sabina Park lights, triggering a dramatic collapse that saw the visitors slump from 129 for 2 to 225 all out.
England clawed their way back into contention on day three of the third Test against India at Lord's, thanks to a late flurry of wickets under sweltering heat.
Dewald Brevis called his Test debut for South Africa in Bulawayo a "dream come true" - and he certainly made it count.
As Mitchell Starc prepares for his 100th Test against the West Indies, the veteran quick admits the milestone makes him "feel old", while saying he has no regrets.
England have requested a livelier pitch at Lord's for the third Test against India, hoping to regain control of the series after a crushing 336-run defeat at Edgbaston.