Cricket: England weren't too impressed after third umpire Chris Gaffney denied Chris Woakes a spectacular catch against Pakistan.
England robbed by the third umpire? | 01:38 Australia n Test wicketkeeper Alex Carey has started his red-ball summer like a house on fire, dispatching New South Wales bowlers to all parts on Wednesday afternoon to continue his hot run of form.
The SA side - formerly known as the West End Redbacks - lost consistent wickets early, but Carey’s ongoing innings looks to have well and truly steadied the ship with captain Nathan McSweeney at the other end at the time of publishing. Carey reverse sweeps Tanveer Sangha twice to the boundary on his way to a half-century Down south, Victoria’s imposing declaration on a score of 9/428 was largely thanks to Marcus Harris and Peter Handscomb on day one, but was nicely added to late by Mitch Perry’s third half-century at domestic level.
Perry’s impact on the first sets of innings was far from over though, with the 24-year-old taking Victoria’s first wicket too - dismissing left-hander Caleb Jewell for 32. Jake Doran and Jordan Silk put on 63 runs for the fourth wicket, before Perry picked up his second wicket - bowling Doran to leave Tasmania 4/143.
Both Gannon and Connolly saw off multiple sets of short-ball spells at the body, as well as the prowess of Michael Neser - who took five wickets on day one after a sensational display of swing bowling.
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