McCullum stops short of blaming umpire
It was the moment on which the third test turned: "At the time it was incredibly frustrating."
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Australia clinched a three-wicket victory tonight, and with it the three-match series 2-0 against New Zealand in the historic first pink ball test at Adelaide Oval.
Cricket: Black Caps put pressure on
New Zealand were fighting hard in search of the series-levelling win at the dinner break on day three at Adelaide Oval.
Starc still a chance to face NZ in return series
New Zealand's batsmen may yet have to cope with Australian speedster Mitchell Starc in their return test series in February.
David Leggat: Llong's decision an absolute shambles
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The moment that turned the match
Who'd have picked the best action so far in the inaugural day-night test would happen not under lights but in bright sunshine?
Cricket: Pink Friday first of many to come
Expect more pink ball matches, if not a flood, then a steady trickle.
Cricket: Latham sticks in the middle
Tom Latham is established as the country's best opening batsman since Mark Richardson played his last test 11 years ago at the same venue.
Aussie sub on their massage therapist
He made one lousy misfield - and what a stink it caused.
NZ hold faith in 'a couple of fighters'
New Zealand will start the third day precariously place at 116 for five, holding an overall lead of just 94.
Cricket: How was this not given out?
A dreadful blunder by third umpire Nigel Llong badly damaged New Zealand's chances in the deciding third test against Australia.
Pink ball won't start a tidal wave
In New Zealand, the pink ball format isn't about to sweep across the test game like a tidal wave.
India cricket boss: 'bullying' Big Three
The Big Three have only been in business just a few months and already there are signs of a rift.
NZ batsmen far from in the pink
A raging success, with a qualification or two; a new test age arrived yesterday with a boom.
Southee the prince of the pitch
Tim Southee is in his seventh year as an international cricketer. There have been significant high points, but it can't all be peaks without the occasional trough.
Chris Cairns in limbo
The fate of the cricketing great is in limbo after the jury was unable to reach a verdict in the perjury trial.
Cricket: Australia take edge to stumps
Australia largely weathered an awkward final hour's batting to start in the box seat when the second day starts this afternoon.
Starc gives debutant Santner a send-off
Historic day has included first pink ball wicket, the first pink ball boundary, the first pink ball 50 and the first pink ball send-off.
Chris Cairns' fate in the hands of jurors
The jury in the Chris Cairns trial will later today gather to consider their verdicts for a second day.
Herald Cricket: The Pink Ball test
Herald cricket journalists Dylan Cleaver and Andrew Alderson discuss what we can expect for cricket's future with the inaugural day-night test starting today in Adelaide.
Cricket: Dummy's guide to the pink ball test
David Leggat with all you need to know about the pink ball day-night test.