ADELAIDE (Reuters) - The optimism sparked by bumper crowds at Adelaide Oval for the inaugural day-night test between Australia and New Zealand was tempered on Saturday by another bout of tumbling wickets.
After 12 wickets fell on the opening day's play, another 13 piled up on day two as the time-honoured battle between bat and ball was decisively won by the bowlers on both sides.
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