Upcoming Matches 1st Match: Aus v Ind (D/n)Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne,05 Feb, 2012 2nd ODI - Nzl v ZimCobham Oval (New), Whangarei ,06 Feb, 2012 2nd Match: Ind v SLWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth,08 Feb, 2012 3rd ODI - Nzl v Zim (D/n)McLean Park, Napier,09 Feb, 2012 3rd Match: Aus v SLWestern Australia Cricket Association Ground, Perth ,10 Feb, 2012 complete fixtures Cricket News | Cricket Masala Oz batting Achilles heel despite India’s whitewash: Article Melbourne, Feb 4(ANI): Australia’s batting remains its Achilles’ heel despite its whitewash of India, an article in a daily has said. The Sydney Morning Herald article written by Andrew Wu, however, admitted that the bowling attack has sharpened due to the recent resurgence of Peter Siddle and Ben Hilfenhaus.It also said that Australia’s wicket-keeping was also encouraging but admitted that rookie Matthew Wade is yet to gain a serious internatio.....more PCB to conduct rehabilitation programme for Pak spot-fixer Aamir Yuvraj says will draw inspiration from Armstrong in battling illness Johnson happy Oz team-mates Siddle, Hilfenhaus, Harris have silenced their critics 'Unstoppable' Twenty20 cricket will kill everything in its way: Dean Jones Anderson says England batsmen confident despite ‘nerve-wracking’ display in third Test PCB chief wants ‘trapped’ spot-fixer Aamir back following completion of sentence Sahara withdraws Indian cricket team sponsorship and Pune Warriors ownership More News Sixteen wickets fall on Day one Stuart Broad and James Anderson hustled Pakistan out for 99, yet England could take only a minor advantage on a hectic first day of the final Test at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. Anderson (three for 35) struck in the first over, and there was no let-up from him and Broad (four for 36) after Misbah-ul-Haq had chosen to bat first. But Pakistan, bowled out in mid-afternoon, hit back to have the tourists 104 for six at stumps - despite Andrew Strauss' dogged defiance in a 120-ball 41 not out.Only number six Asad Shafiq had managed significant Pakistani resistance as England, in danger .....more Victory at last for India Woolf attacks ICC Australia cruise past india Lara superior to Tendulkar, Ponting: Chappell Dhoni ready to quit Test captaincy for a better replacement Battered India hoping for a turnaround in T20 opener Flower expects England to fight More Masala This Day in Cricket (4 Feb) 1929: A debut ton for 19 year old Archie Jackson in Adelaide. His 164, made in 5 hours and 20 mninutes, gave Australia a slender 1st innings lead, but England eventually won a cracking match by only 12 runs. Jackson was hailed as being almost as good as batsman as Don Bradman, but within 4 years he was dead from Tuberculosis.