Australia's Josh Hazlewood (2nd L) appeals unsuccessfully with team mates wicketkeeper Peter Nevill (L) and captain Steve Smith (R) for LBW to dismiss New Zealand's Tom Latham (2nd R) during the second day of the third cricket test match at the Adelaide Oval, in South Australia, November 28, 2015. REUTERS/David Gray
ADELAIDE (Reuters) - Paceman Josh Hazlewood stepped up in the absence of injured spearhead Mitchell Starc to give Australia a sniff of victory within three days after a farcical third umpire decision stole the tourists' momentum during the third test on Saturday.
Hazlewood shone under the floodlights of Adelaide Oval with a miserly 3-32 and New Zealand slumped to 116-5 at the close of a roller-coaster day two, hounded by the hooping pink ball in the inaugural day-night test.
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