Alex Carey has posted a hometown hundred and Usman Khawaja has scored 82 after a last-minute recall to help Australia reach 326 for eight at stumps on the first day of the third Ashes test

The 34-year-old was overcome by emotion after summoning an innings in the best traditions of Australian keeper-batters on his home ground

The company that owns the Snicko technology takes "full responsibility" for the error that reprieved Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey on day one of the third Ashes Test.

Alex Carey has elaborated on the emotional reaction of he and his wife Eloise after he reached his century in the third Ashes Test on Wednesday. Carey made a wonderful 106 after a controversial DRS reprieve on 72,

Alex Carey's emotional century, dedicated to his late father, powered Australia to a strong 326 for 8 on day one against England. Despite a mid-innings wobble, Carey's 106, combined with Usman Khawaja's return,

Australia’s Alex Carey survived a controversial DRS decision in the third Ashes Test at Adelaide, leaving England frustrated. Snicko operator BBG Sports later admitted an error. The glitch cost England big time as Carey went on to score a century and put his team in strong position.

Controversy is never too far away from any Ashes series and Australia wicket-keeper Alex Carey has lit the fuse once again in refusing to walk amid a technology error that cost England

Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey says he got a "bit of luck" after admitting he'd thought he'd hit been caught on the opening day of the third Test between Australia and England. Carey was given not out on the field of play,