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Marnus Labuschagne made a double
Marnus Labuschagne made a double century as Australia posted 454 against New Zealand on the second day of the third Test
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in Sydney. Labuschagne batted for more than
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eight hours to make his highest Test score of 215 from 363 balls. Australia lost their final five wickets
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for 44 runs, with Labuschagne caught and bowled by leg-spinner Todd Astle, as they were dismissed just before tea. In response, the Black Caps
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reached 63-0 by the close, trailing by 391 runs. Australia, who lead the three-Test series 2-0, had resumed on 283-3 but lost Matthew Wade in the first over of the day to off-spinner Will
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Somerville. Labuschagne, who had been 130 not out overnight, and captain Tim Paine shared a 79-run stand to push the Aussies past 400 before New Zealand wrapped the innings up. Neil Wagner (3-66) and Colin
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de Grandhomme (3-78) captured three wickets apiece while fellow seamer Matt Henry, bowling with a fractured left thumb, took 1-94. The tourists' opening pair of Tom Latham and Tom Blundell saw off a brutal Pat Cummins spell to reach stumps without losing a wicket.