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Smith happy to captain in Cummins' absence

Steve Smith is happy to only be a one-off captain for Australia after Pat Cummins failed to beat a quad injury in time to play in the Adelaide Test.

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Vampires, voter access and the turnout dance: Georgia's Senate runoff remains a question mark

ATLANTA — Over the last week, LaTosha Brown has been in full-throttle mode, leading grassroots voting rights activists fanning across Georgia, canvassing door to door, hosting screenings of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever," dancing to hip-hop outside polling stations.

Los Angeles Times

Steve Smith's return a "must": BBL rivals

Steve Smith has yet to confirm whether he will play in the BBL this summer but even his rivals are keen to see the star batter back at the Sydney Sixers.

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Australia wins first Test against West Indies by 164 runs on final day at Perth Stadium

Australia has to work hard to break through against a stubborn West Indies lower order to secure a hard-fought victory over the tourists in the first match of the two-Test series in Perth.

ABC News

West Indies retain hope of victory as first Test against Australia heads into final day

Another hatful of runs were scored on day four to leave West Indies five sessions to survive and needing 306 runs to win

The Guardian - AU

Australia vs West Indies live updates: Day three of first Test at Perth Stadium

Australia takes 6-39 with the second new ball to dismiss West Indies for 283, but opts not to enforce the follow on at Perth Stadium on day three of the first Test. Look back on all the action as it happened.

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Aussie bowlers make history on big day

Australia's bowling attack showed why all four key members have 200 Test wickets to their name, putting their team on top against West Indies in Perth.

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Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne hit double centuries as Australia set West Indies big target

West Indies reached 74 without loss by the close of play

The Independent UK

Smith and Labuschagne rack up double centuries on milestone day for Australia

Hosts declare on 598-4 with West Indies 74-0 in reply after former captain made unbetaen 200 and matched Bradman mark of 29 tons

The Guardian - AU

Steve Smith underlines Test quality with flawless double century against West Indies in Perth

Another day of dominance by Australia's batters sees Steve Smith join Sir Donald Bradman on 29 Test centuries, as he and Marnus Labuschagne notch double tons in Perth.

ABC News

Smith masterclass rolls on in Perth Test

Australia have put the foot down to go to tea on day two at 3-568 in the first Test against West Indies, with a faultless Steve Smith approaching 200.

AAP

Smith delivers on prophecy with double-ton

Steve Smith's ability to deliver on his prophecy that he is back to his best is the an ominous warning for India and England ahead of marquee series in 2023.

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Tagenarine Chanderpaul weathers Aussie bowling barrage to make it through day two of first Test in Perth

Australia declare their first innings on 4-598 after tea on the second day of the first Test, with West Indies debutant Tagenarine Chanderpaul hitting out against an opening barrage at Perth Stadium. Look back at all the action in our live blog.

ABC News

Calls to install more life-saving defibrillators across Bristol after rugby star’s death

Bristol has one of the lowest numbers of accessible defibs in the country

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The Guardian - AU

Old firm of Labuschagne and Smith put Australia in control against West Indies

Hosts reach 293-2 on day one of the first Test in Perth after unbeaten 154 for Queenslander

AFP

Labuschagne hits 154 as Australia take control against West Indies

Perth (Australia) (AFP) - Marnus Labuschagne cracked a masterful unbeaten 154 while Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith hit 50s as a dominant Australia took control of the opening Test against the West Indies at Perth Stadium on Wednesday.

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Labuschagne hits 154 Australia take control against West Indies

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Marnus Labuschagne hits fine century as Australia take control against the West Indies on day one of first Test

A superb century from Marnus Labuschagne and fifties to Usman Khawaka and Steve Smith has helped Australia take control on day one of the first Test against the West Indies.

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The Independent UK

DNA breakthrough leads to arrest in 1983 Canadian double murder

The family waited 39 years for the alleged killer to be brought to justice: “It finally puts a name and a face to someone who for all of us had been a ghost”

The Independent UK

Toronto police charge man in 1983 killings of 2 women

Toronto police say a 61-year-old man has been charged in the killings of two women who were found dead in their Toronto homes other almost four decades ago

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The 10 best Cyber Monday deals for the Carolina Panthers fan in your life

The best holiday gift ideas for any Carolina Panthers fan in your life.

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Young West Indies face daunting Test task against Australia

Perth (Australia) (AFP) - A young West Indies side head into the first Test at Perth this week without a win on Australian soil for 25 years, but Pat Cummins' number one-ranked team insist they will not take the tourists lightly.

AAP

Hip issue limits Smith in Test build-up

Steve Smith believes he has found the key to his ultimate batting set up, but his use of a massage device is slowing down his preparations for the first Test.

Daily Mirror

Lorraine Kelly feared she 'failed' as she reveals secret heartache with husband

The 62-year-old wanted to have more children but 'ran out of time' after having a miscarriage in 2000

The Canberra Times

They went from plague levels to near extinction, but now the bogongs are back

On the brink of extinction just a matter of years ago, encouraging numbers of bogong moths have been spotted in the Brindabellas and Kosciuszko National Park

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