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The incident could end up attracting the attention of match officials, already alert to such moments in a series that is not short of them

Matt Renshaw's third century in as many Shield Games helped Queensland set Western Australia a target of 305. They fell 212 runs short, collapsing in just 38.2 overs

Kagiso Rabada turned the match around for South Africa in the space of two overs, ripping through Australia with the use of reverse swing

Cricket Australia's chief executive has put the national team on notice to improve its on-field behaviour, acknowledging the widespread discontent among cricket followers about the way the Durban Test played out

The two captains outline how their approaches differ, but both agree that conversation on the field of play is fine so long as it does not veer into hurtful territory

Australia have a chance to take an unassailable lead, South Africa have an opportunity to build on an improved performance in Durban. That's all that matters in Port Elizabeth.

The South Australia captain scored 145 off 167 to move his team within sight of a famous win, but they eventually fell 17 runs short of chasing down 331

The Australia captain says he is keen to not let "emotions get in the way" of his team building on their 1-0 series lead, come the Port Elizabeth Test

Australia vice-captain says ICC sanction won't cramp his on-field aggression as new footage emerges of bust-up with Quinton de Kock

Australia's vice-captain David Warner is seen reacting ferociously to a remark by Quinton de Kock and needing to be dragged away by the wicketkeeper Tim Paine

Ian Chappell is of the opinion that the Australian vice-captain is encouraged to engage in aggressive on-field behaviour by his captain and coach, who must also be punished

Australia's vice-captain is one demerit point away from a ban after he accepted a level two charge from the ICC for his part in the stairwell confrontation with Quinton de Kock

Tasmania lost 6 for 17 in 11 overs to give South Australia a shot at a comeback in Hobart

Hemphrey's 60 off 156 balls in difficult batting conditions was the only respite for Queensland against Western Australia at the Gabba

Tim Paine believes it is not his batting, but his high wicketkeeping standard is the primary reason behind his selection in the Australia Test team

The 35-year old opener will not be part of New South Wales' final match of the season against Queensland next week

Australia's wicketkeeper Tim Paine said it was "blatantly untrue" that Quinton de Kock's family was targeted, but he did hear a comment on David Warner's wife Candice

Warner has been charged with a Level 2 offence, while de Kock has been booked under the Level 1 category

The Tasmania quick triggered a slide to reduce South Australia to 7 for 170 on the second day in Hobart

Queensland's hopes of a home Sheffield Shield final took a hit after day one of their clash against Western Australia was ruined by rain