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As Mitchell Starc takes fifer, umpire takes fall in Australia’s domination over New Zealand
Australia has a stranglehold on the opening Test match against New Zealand after taking a 417-run lead on a wicket that is getting increasingly difficult to bat on under the lights at Perth Stadium.
Updated: December 14, 2019 20:26 IST
1 / 9New Zealand's BJ Watling is bowled on 8 by Australia's Pat Cummins. (Source: AP Photo)
2 / 9New Zealand's Ross Taylor is dismissed on 80 by Australia's Nathan Lyon. (Source: AP Photo)
3 / 9New Zealand's Colin de Grandhomme walks off after he was dismissed by Australia's Mitchell Starc, who finished with 5/52. (Source: AP Photo)
4 / 9New Zealand's Mitchell Santner is dismissed by Australia's Marnus Labuschagne. (Source: AP Photo)
5 / 9New Zealand players celebrate after dismissing Australia's David Warner on 19. (Source: AP Photo)
6 / 9New Zealand's Mitchell Santner points as players look towards Australian batsmen Joe Burns and Marnus Labuschagne as they await a video review. (Source: AP Photo)
7 / 9Umpire Aleem Dar is helped to his feet by medical staff after New Zealand's Mitchell Santner ran into him during play. (Source: AP Photo)
8 / 9Australia's Joe Burns celebrates scoring 50 runs against New Zealand. (Source: AP Photo)
9 / 9Australia's Tim Paine is bowled by New Zealand's Tim Southee. Australia ended the third day on 167/6. (Source: AP Photo)
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