Australia v New Zealand cricket second Test: Much-improved bowling makes Australia work

If ever a team passing 550 was an anti-climax it was on day two at the WACA Ground, as New Zealand belatedly delivered the stifling bowling effort they needed at the start of the Test and made Australia work for their runs. Expectations David Warner could threaten Brian Lara's Test-record score of 400 came to nothing as the Black Caps pacemen found appreciably more consistency and, significantly, swing than they had managed on day one. The only milestone Warner managed on resuming was getting the six runs needed to reach 250, and the...