Calm Hussey seals 5-0 whitewash

Having bowled out Pakistan for 212, Australia were made to fight every inch for the two-wicket win that handed Pakistan their second 5-0 sweep in history

Australia must get its house in order

Cricket Australia ought to consider banning alcohol at matches. It has gone well beyond a joke

'Shahid's desire to win was there for all to see'

Shahid Afridi was banned for two Twenty20s after being caught on camera biting the ball during the final ODI in Perth. Disbelief and jokes followed

PCB confident of ICC ruling on WACA security breach

The PCB is confident that the ICC is best placed to take further the issue of the security breach that saw a spectator run onto the field and tackle a Pakistan player on the field in Perth

ICC asks Cricket Australia for report on security breach

The ICC has asked Cricket Australia for a report into the breach of security that allowed a spectator to rush onto the field and tackle Khalid Latif

Finger lickin' good

WACA wants bigger fines for ground invaders

The WACA has apologised to Khalid Latif and called on the Western Australian government to increase the fines for pitch invaders to $10,000 after Latif was tackled to the ground during Sunday's ODI

WACA pitch invader charged with assault

The man who ran on to the WACA and tackled Khalid Latif to the ground on Sunday has been charged with assault. The ABC reported that the 37-year-old man had also been charged with trespass after the incident, in which Latif was grabbed from behind and bro

Afridi banned for two T20s for ball-tampering

Shahid Afridi has been banned for two Twenty20 internationals after being found guilty of ball-tampering during Pakistan's two-wicket loss to Australia at the WACA in Perth

Shaun Tait called up as cover for Peter Siddle

Shaun Tait, the Australian fast bowler, has been added to the squad as a standby for Sunday's fifth ODI against Pakistan

Afridi's actions unacceptable - Inzamam

Inzamam-ul Haq has come down strongly on Shahid Afridi's ball-tampering in the fifth ODI against Australia and said the Pakistan board was responsible for a general lack of discipline