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New Zealand resumed at 111-3 on the fourth day in their second innings and collapsed in the face of superb spin bowling from Lyon (6-64).

Nathan Lyon's masterclass guides Australia to victory in 1st Test vs New Zealand

New Zealand resumed at 111-3 on the fourth day in their second innings and collapsed in the face of superb spin bowling from Lyon (6-64).

Nathan Lyon took ten wickets for the match and brought New Zealand&rsquo;s attempted fight back in the first test to a shuddering halt as Australia completed a 172-run win on Sunday and took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series.
New Zealand resumed at 111-3 on the fourth day in their second innings and collapsed in the face of superb spin bowling from Lyon (6-64) to be all out for 196 a few minutes after the scheduled lunch break.
Lyon completed match figures of 10-108, his fifth 10 wicket bag, which went along with his 41 as nightwatchman in Australia&rsquo;s second innings.
The Black Caps were unable to sustain the stubborn fight back they had begun to produce on day three when Australia was bowled out for 164 in its second innings for an overall lead of 368.
Glenn Phillips took 5-43 to limit Australia as it tried to build on its first innings lead of 204. Rachin Ravindra&rsquo;s unbeaten 56 before stumps on day three fanned New Zealand's faint hope that it might be able to head off defeat.
But Ravindra was out for 59 in only the seventh over of the morning and with his departure New Zealand&rsquo;s resistance appeared to falter, then break.
Ravindra was Lyon&rsquo;s first victim on the final day, tempted into the cut shot at a ball turning away from off stump. With the extra bounce he was unable to keep the shot down and was caught by Cameron Green.
Tom Blundell lasted three balls and was caught by Travis Head at short leg off Lyon, undone by the bounce as the ball hit the bat and thigh pad before looping to the fielder.
Phillips fell lbw to Lyon for 1 and the last sparks of resistance were blown out when Scott Kuggeleijn (26), Matt Henry (14) and Tim Southee (7) all fell before lunch. Daryl Mitchell was the last man out for 38.
&ldquo;It was a really good game overall I think,&rdquo; Australia captain Pat Cummins said. &ldquo;We never felt we were too far ahead on that wicket.
&ldquo;The pitch was really bouncy and had a bit of pace in it but more bounce than I&rsquo;ve seen in any wicket for a long time. Fortunately it spun which with Nathan Lyon in our side is a good thing.&rdquo; Lyon completed his 24th five wicket bag in tests with Phillips&rsquo; wicket, providing an odd symmetry as the Australian off-spinner dismissed his New Zealand counterpart who also had taken five wickets in the match.
With the pitch at the Basin Reserve still providing bounce for the spinner and with a steady breeze assisting his drift, Lyon was almost unplayable at times in the morning Sunday. He became most effective when he switched from the northern to the southern end and began to find the bounce which made him so difficult to handle.
His contribution to the match was enormous both with bat and ball and he played a major part in turning the match in Australia&rsquo;s favor. Australia now commands the series which continues with the second test in Christchurch from Friday.
Australia&rsquo;s win in Wellington was set up by its first innings of 383 after it had been sent in on a greenish pitch. But it was Cameron Green&rsquo;s unbeaten 174 and his 116-run last wicket partnership with Josh Hazlewood that really turned the game towards the tourists.
Australia had been 279-9 at the end of the first day but Green and Hazlewood added a further 104 runs, batting through all of the first session on day two. Those runs became more important in the context of the match as contest became closer later on.
&ldquo;I think it was a brilliant bowling innings from us and I think (Lyon) bowled beautifully on the last day,&rdquo; Green said. &ldquo;He&rsquo;s always under pressure in the fourth innings and he always seems to be able to stand up and perform.&rdquo; New Zealand was bowled out for 179 in its first innings after being 29-5. Phillips&rsquo; defiant 71 helped New Zealand to a more respectable total.
Then Phillips claimed his first five wicket bag in tests as Australia was bowled out for 164. New Zealand couldn&rsquo;t continue its rally Sunday and was bowled out in 64.4 overs.
&ldquo;Like every game we&rsquo;ll reflect and look at ways we can be better in the next one,&rdquo; New Zealand captain Tim Southee said.

Lyon's 1st wicket of Faheem Ashraf was his 500th Test wicket as Lyon became only the 8th bowler in the history of Test cricket to achieve the feat.

Nathan Lyon completes 500 Test wickets as Australia crush Pakistan in 1st Test | AUS vs PAK

Nathan Lion snatched the limelight with 2 wickets in the 2nd innings of the Australia vs Pakistan 1st Test as he completed 500th Test wickets to join an elite club.

Lyon's 1st wicket of Faheem Ashraf was his 500th Test wicket as Lyon became only the 8th bowler in the history of Test cricket to achieve the feat.

A change in captaincy for Pakistan didn't prove fruitful as Australia crushed the visitors by 360 runs in the 1st Test in Perth to go 1-0 up in the 3-match Test series.
Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood took 3 wickets each but it was Nathan Lyon who snatched the limelight by picking up 2 wickets in the 2nd innings. His 1st wicket of Faheem Ashraf was his 500th Test wicket as Lyon became only the 8th bowler in the history of Test cricket to achieve the feat.
He is already the 3rd-highest wicket taker for Australia in Tests, behind Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath.
As a result, Pakistan was bowled out for a mere 89 in the 2nd innings, their lowest Test score Down Under in the last 19 years.

Lyon sustained the injury during Day 2 of the Lord's Test while fielding and didn't bowl or field after that in the match.

Ashes 2023, AUS vs ENG: Nathan Lyon ruled out of remaining 3 Tests

The writing was on the wall and it did come true as Nathan Lyon was on Monday, ruled out of the remainder of the Ashes series due to his torn right calf.

Lyon sustained the injury during Day 2 of the Lord's Test while fielding and didn't bowl or field after that in the match.

The writing was on the wall and it did come true as Nathan Lyon was on Monday, ruled out of the remainder of the Ashes series due to his torn right calf.
Australia, who lead the 5-match series 2-0, has named no replacement yet for the last 3 Tests vs England.
Off-spinner Todd Murphy is most likely to replace Lyon for the third Test at Headingley, starting on Thursday.
Lyon sustained the injury during Day 2 of the Lord's Test while fielding and didn't bowl or field after that in the match.

Nathan Lyon spoke to the media after he helped his team eke out an an extra 15 runs against England despite tearing his calf earlier in the game and slammed the suggestions about him walking out only to avail a concussion substitute for the team.

Ashes 2023: Nathan Lyon slams Kevin Pietersen after 'concussion substitute' remark | ENG vs AUS

Nathan Lyon slammed Kevin Pietersen's suggestion in his post match interview!

Here's what he said...

<h2>Nathan Lyon spoke to the media after he helped his team eke out an an extra 15 runs against England despite tearing his calf earlier in the game and slammed the suggestions about him walking out only to avail a concussion substitute for the team.</h2>

Australian spinner Nathan Lyon spoke to the media after he helped his team eke out an extra 15 runs against England despite tearing his calf earlier in the game on Day 4 of the 2nd Ashes Test on July 1.
In the post-match presentation, the 35-year-old dismissed the suggestions made about him that he walked out to bat in order to possibly avail a concussion substitute if he gets hit during the innings.
Match commentator and former England skipper Kevin Pietersen had earlier made the remark. He said he wondered if Lyon had walked out so that Australia could get a substitute bowler like Todd Murphy in the fourth innings later in the game.
Responding to which, an emotional Lyon said, 'I have heard comments that I only went out there to get hit in the head but I'm really against that. I have lost one of my mates due to being hit in the head so I think that's a really poor conversation being had, if I'm honest with you'
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Lyon, playing in his 100th consecutive Test, is suspected to have torn his right calf while running to catch a ball on day two of the second Ashes Test at Lord's.

Ashes 2023: 'Cummins told me not to bat...'- Nathan Lyon after brave efforts against England | ENG vs AUS

Australian cricketer Nathan Lyon was told by his skipper Pat Cummins not to bat with a significant calf strain in the ongoing second Test against England but the veteran spinner ended up doing that to "support" his teammates.

Lyon, playing in his 100th consecutive Test, is suspected to have torn his right calf while running to catch a ball on day two of the second Ashes Test at Lord's.

Australian cricketer Nathan Lyon was told by his skipper Pat Cummins not to bat with a significant calf strain in the ongoing second Test against England but the veteran spinner ended up doing that to "support" his teammates.
Lyon, playing in his 100th consecutive Test, is suspected to have torn his right calf while running to catch a ball on day two of the second Ashes Test at Lord's.
But on Saturday, he hobbled on to the batting crease and helped Australia add 15 runs to increase their lead to 370 runs.
Lyon was the last man out for four runs, his cameo finishing Australia's second innings on 279.
At stumps on Day 4, England were 114 for four chasing an improbable 371.
"Pat (Cummins) originally said to wake up to myself, that I'm not going out there," Lyon told Sen Radio on Sunday.
"But I had a chat to (head coach) Andrew McDonald and our medical team and tried to find a way that I could figure out how to go about it." Lyon, a veteran of 121 Test and just four wickets short of the landmark 500 scalps in the longest format, added that the painstaking effort from team physios helped him bat those 13 deliveries in the second innings.
"I spent a lot of time in the physio room and in the gym upstairs here at Lord's with a lot of tape on my leg and trying to figure out how to bat.
"I was just going out there and trying to do my role. There's a lot of talk about my innings but I went out there to support my teammates. That's what I do and I'd do it again tomorrow (Sunday). That's just part of it." A severely injured Australian pace bowler Mitchell Starc had bowled despite blood dripping off his finger during the second Test against South Africa at the MCG in December last year.
Lyon said he had been through an emotional roller-coaster over the last two days because of the injury.
"I'm absolutely shattered, heartbroken. Speechless is probably the best way to put it. I had a dream to win an Ashes series over here, I've said it publicly, privately and everything else.
"Right now to have a severe calf strain it's disappointing, it's heartbreaking."

If Nathan Lyon indeed has a torn calf, he will miss the rest of Ashes 2023.

Nathan Lyon: Australian spinner's calf injury could rule him out of Ashes 2023 | ENG vs AUS | Lord's Test

Australia are sweating over the injury of spinner Nathan Lyon, who is suspected to have torn his right calf on the second day of Lord's Test.

#ENGvAUS #NathanLyon #Ashes2023

<h2>If Nathan Lyon indeed has a torn calf, he will miss the rest of Ashes 2023.</h2>

Australia are sweating over the injury of spinner Nathan Lyon, who is suspected to have torn his right calf while sprinting to catch a fly ball on the second day of the second Ashes test at Lord's. In evident pain, Lyon had to rely on assistance as he limped back to the pavilion.
Teammate Steve Smith expressed his disappointment, stating, "We're going to miss him this game and could miss him for a little while."
Cricket Australia has confirmed that Lyon's condition will be assessed overnight, without providing further details.
If the 35-year-old off-spinner indeed has a torn calf, it would mean a two-month recovery period, causing him to miss the remaining matches of the five-match Ashes series.
Lyon's absence would be a significant blow to the Australian team, considering his outstanding performance in the opening win at Edgbaston, where he claimed eight wickets. He also struck early in the second test, taking the first England wicket.
During this particular match, Lyon was on the verge of reaching a remarkable milestone of 500 career wickets. His dismissal of Zak Crawley marked his 496th career wicket, leaving him just four shy from becoming the eighth player in history to achieve this feat.
Prior to his injury, Lyon had delivered an impressive performance, conceding only 35 runs in his 13 overs, while his teammates struggled to contain the opposing batsmen. Lyon was called upon to bowl after just 11 overs of the innings.
In Lyon's absence, Australia will have to rely on spin alternatives such as Travis Head and Steve Smith. The last time Lyon missed a Test was the 2013 Ashes match at Lord's. His consistency and dedication earned him the distinction of being only the sixth player, and the first bowler, to achieve a remarkable record of playing 100 consecutive Test matches in this game.
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(With PTI inputs)

Nathan Lyon once again spun his web of destruction and rattled India with 8 wickets, his second 8-wicket-haul against India

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Nathan Lyon spins his web of destruction, Australia need 76 runs to win

Team India struggled on the Indore pitch yet again as Australia bowled out the hosts for 163 in the 2nd innings, and now need just 76 runs to win the 3rd Test.

Here is how Day 2 unfolded

Nathan Lyon once again spun his web of destruction and rattled India with 8 wickets, his second 8-wicket-haul against India

Team India struggled on the Indore pitch yet again as Australia bowled out the hosts for 163 in the 2nd innings, and now need just 76 runs to win the 3rd Test.
Australia themselves had a batting collapse in their 1st innings at the start of Day 2 as they lost remaining 6 wickets for just 11 runs and were bowled out for 197. However, Australia still secured a crucial 88-run lead.
Batters let the hosts down yet again as India found themselves wanting at 78/4. That's when Cheteshwar Pujra dropped anchor and helped his side take the lead with a gritty 142-ball-59.
However, Nathan Lyon once again spun his web of destruction and rattled India with 8 wickets, his second 8-wicket-haul against India. India lead the 4-match Test series 2-0.
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Pujara who was dismissed for a duck in the first innings made sure to take India to the finish line with an unbeaten 31. 

 IND vs AUS: Pat Cummins' special gift for Cheteshwar Pujara after 100th Test 

Australian skipper Pat Cummins gifted Indian Test veteran Cheteshwar Pujara with a special gift after the completion of the 2nd Test which Australia lost by 6 wickets. 
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Pujara who was dismissed for a duck in the first innings made sure to take India to the finish line with an unbeaten 31.&nbsp;

Australian skipper Pat Cummins had a special gift for Indian Test veteran Cheteshwar Pujara after the completion of the 2nd Test which Australia lost by 6 wickets.&nbsp; The captain presented the Test batting stalwart with a signed jersey after he completed 100 Tests. The jersey had signs from the entire Australian squad along with a message that read, 'Thanks for all the great battles'&nbsp; Pujara who was dismissed for a duck in the first innings made sure to take India to the finish line with an unbeaten 31.&nbsp; Ajinkya Rahane also presented Nathan Lyon a signed jersey to the Australian Bowler when he had completed a century of Tests in January 2021.&nbsp;

Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 31 in his 100th Test to see India through to the finish line.

IND vs AUS: India go 2-0 up with 6-wicket win in Delhi, retain Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 31 to see India through to the finish line in Delhi, with the hosts retaining the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after going 2-0 up.

Here's how the Indian innings panned out.

#INDvAUS



Cheteshwar Pujara scored an unbeaten 31 in his 100th Test to see India through to the finish line.

India retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a 6-wicket win in Delhi.&nbsp;
Rohit Sharma's men chased down the 115-run target inside 27 overs to go 2-0 up in the 4-match series.
While KL Rahul once again failed with the bat, Rohit Sharma scored a quickfire 31 off 20 balls to set the tone before he was run out.
Virat Kohli too looked good, becoming the 6th batter to score 25,000 international runs and the fastest to reach the landmark. However, he was stumped for 20 off Nathan Lyon's bowling.
Iyer also departed in search of quick runs but Cheteshwar Pujara &amp; KS Bharat ensured there were no more hiccups for the hosts.
Earlier, Australia were bowled out for just 113, having lost 9 wickets for 48 runs with <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-jadeja-takes-7-42-australia-lose-9-wickets-for-48-runs-1676784859143">Ravindra Jadeja picking up his career-best 7/42</a>.

West Indies' poor run in whites Down Under continues as the Caribbean nation has failed to win a single Test in Australia in the last 25 years

AUS vs WI Perth Test: Nathan Lyon takes 6 wickets as Australia beat West Indies in 1st Test

Nathan Lyon bamboozled West Indies with 6 wickets as Australia beat the Windies by 164 runs in the 1st Test in Perth to take an unassailable 1-0 lead in the 2-match Test series.

Tap to know Windies' unwanted record Down Under

West Indies' poor run in whites Down Under continues as the Caribbean nation has failed to win a single Test in Australia in the last 25 years

Nathan Lyon bamboozled West Indies with 6 wickets as Australia beat the Windies by 164 runs in the 1st Test in Perth to take an unassailable 1-0 lead in the 2-match Test series.
After a double ton the 1st innings, Marnus Labuschagne's gritty hundred in the 2nd helped the Aussies declare at 182/2, setting the visitors a 498-run target.&nbsp;
Chasing which, skipper Kraigg Brathwaite dropped anchor and smashed 110. Roston Chase too chipped in with a 55 lower down the order but Lyon broke Windies' back with 6 wickets as they were bowled out for 333. In the process, he surpassed Ravichandran Ashwin to become the eighth-highest wicket-taker in Test history with 446 scalps.
West Indies' poor run in whites Down Under continues as the Caribbean nation has failed to win a single Test in Australia in the last 25 years.&nbsp;
The 2nd and final Test of the series is scheduled to begin in Adelaide on December 8.
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