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Pakistan survive trip down Sunset Boulevard

Pakistan's first-innings failings under the Gabba lights didn't augur well for their second attempt. But they found a new resolve to fight another day

17-Dec-2016•Brydon Coverdale in Brisbane

Pakistan's cycle of horrors in Australia

Pakistan's batting collapse on the second day of the day-night Test at the Gabba was a continuation of their woeful history on Australian pitches

16-Dec-2016•Osman Samiuddin

Pakistan give their heads away

The story of a Pakistan collapse isn't new. But this one saw them getting hit on helmets, struggling under lights, and they didn't lose their heads, they gave them away

16-Dec-2016•Jarrod Kimber at the Gabba

Younis hits six-innings career low

Stats highlights from the second day's play in Brisbane, where Pakistan collapsed in their first innings

16-Dec-2016•Bharath Seervi

A tale of two rookies

Peter Handscomb has looked nerveless; Nic Maddinson has appeared nervous. They debuted together in Adelaide, but could hardly have had more different experiences at the Test level

16-Dec-2016•Brydon Coverdale in Brisbane

Time to reassess Pakistan attack already?

Does this Pakistan attack defy mathematics by showing that the whole attack is distinctly less than the sum of its individual parts? Maybe the maths is right, that this attack is only as good as its numbers, which aren't great

15-Dec-2016•Osman Samiuddin

The evolutions of Smith, Handscomb and Renshaw

Australia's top performers at the Gabba against Pakistan have changed, in varying degrees, from the players they had once been

15-Dec-2016•Brydon Coverdale in Brisbane

Smith the sixth-quickest to 16 Test tons

Statistical highlights from the first day's play of the day-night Test between Australia and Pakistan at the Gabba

15-Dec-2016•Bharath Seervi

Mohammad Amir's Lazarus rise

The portents were bad when he went down after a fielding mishap, clutching his knee. A few minutes later he was bowling a spell for the ages

15-Dec-2016•Jarrod Kimber in Brisbane

Pakistan ready to bury ghosts of the past

They have won only four Tests in Australia, the last of which came in 1995. But the ludicrous has seemingly become logical in 2016 and Pakistan can take advantage of that

14-Dec-2016•Melinda Farrell in Brisbane

Have Australia done their homework against Pakistan?

Australia and Pakistan have both slipped from the top Test spot this year. Now both teams are coming after series losses and will have lots to do under lights at the Gabba

14-Dec-2016•Brydon Coverdale in Brisbane

Yasir Shah's Australian burden

Down under, a spinner needs all the tricks of his trade. Unlike his Pakistani legspin predecessors, Yasir is not quite that tricksy sort of spinner

13-Dec-2016•Osman Samiuddin

Pakistan's nightmare, Australia's stronghold

Pakistan, who have lost nine Tests in a row in Australia, will be up against it at the Gabba, a venue where Australia haven't lost their last 27 Tests

13-Dec-2016•S Rajesh

The rise and rise of Josh Hazlewood

Two years on from his Gabba Test debut, Josh Hazlewood has become a leader for Australia, both on the field and off it

13-Dec-2016•Brydon Coverdale

Through the wars, Arthur returns to where it began

Five years after his coaching debut with Australia, Mickey Arthur is back at the Gabba. This time as the coach of Australia's opponents

12-Dec-2016•Brydon Coverdale

'Australians said I was a spin bowler with the attitude of a fast bowler'

Abdul Qadir talks about the art of legspin, his one frustrating tour of Australia, and how he thrived as a spinner in an era of fast bowlers

11-Dec-2016•Interview by Umar Farooq

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