Steve Smith took a single off Muhammad Musa during the second Test against Pakistan in Adelaide to reach the milestone and take possession of a record held for 73 years by English great Wally Hammond

Australia opener David Warner, playing in his 81st Test, began day two of the Day-Night Test against Pakistan in Adelaide on 166 and wasted little time in racing to 200

The start of the Day-Night Test between Australia and Pakistan was delayed by a few minutes due to rain and in that time Aussie openers David Warner and Joe Burns were seen playing the game of rock-paper-scissors

The series if confirmed is likely to be held after the Pakistan Super League in the last week of March 2020

Australia went one up in the two-Test series with a crushing innings-and-five-run victory at the Gabba last weekend, but the second match starting Friday at Adelaide Oval is a pink-ball affair, which skipper Tim Paine said would produce different conditions with generous grass on the pitch and outfield

Australia drew first blood in the Test series, with the hosts outclassing Pakistan at The Gabba, Brisbane

Playing in his first international match, 16-year-old Naseem Shah took the prize wicket of David Warner on Day 3 of Australia vs Pakistan Test match at The Gabba

David Warner's 22nd century and Joe Burns' 97 put Australia firmly in control heading into Day 3 of the Gabba Test against Pakistan.

Mitchell Starc claimed four wickets and Pat Cummins finished with three as Pakistan were bowled out for 240 on Day 1 of the first Test at the Gabba.

Misbah-ul-Haq says Pakistan's pace attack must hit Steve Smith's "blind spot" if they are to prevent Australia's "batting genius" from piling on the runs