18:55 The Gutsy Goose fined for selling alcohol A restaurant owner in Cardiff has been fined £2,000 for illegally selling alcohol at his Cathays restaurant. More »
18:39 Stop-start traffic on the M4 There is stop-start traffic on the M4 Westbound between J40 A4107 (Port Talbot / Taibach) and J43 A465 (Llandarcy).
This is due to the sheer volume of traffic heading west this afternoon.
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18:18 Accident investigations on the A494 The A494 is closed in both directions due to accident investigation work between A470 (Dolgellau) and B4416 (The Turning for Brithdir).
Investigation work continues following a collision involving a lorry and a car which occurred near to the village of Bontnewydd at approximately 1.15pm. More »
17:56 More time to question Cardiff Bay murder suspect Police have been granted a 24-hour extension to question a man arrested on suspicion of murdering a 65-year-old woman. More »
17:25 A474 blocked near Neath Abbey The A474 is blocked and there is queueing traffic due to an accident involving two vehicles at A4230 Neath Abbey Road (Neath Abbey Roundabout).
The collision is causing queues on all approaches to the roundabout so please be mindful of the area. More »
14:58 Katherine Jenkins to sing at the rugby Katherine Jenkins will be back on the pitch and singing for Wales when she performs ahead of the team’s game against England at Twickenham next weekend. Katherine Jenkins sings the Welsh national anthem prior to kickoff during the RBS Six Nations Championship match between Wales and Ireland at the Millennium Stadium on February 4, 2007 in Cardiff, Wales. (Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images) More »
13:52 Remains of woman who went missing 14 years ago are found The remains of a woman who went missing 14 years ago have been discovered at a South Wales quarry. Gwent Police say they belong to Margaret Llewellyn who was reported missing from her Chepstow home in 2002. Margaret Ann Llewelyn has been missing since May 6 2002 More »
13:26 New Cardiff restaurant opens tonight Cardiff newest restaurant opens its doors to the public for the first time tonight. Time & Beef will be a coffee shop by day and serve gourmet burgers and cocktails by night. Take a look at what to expect here. Rob Matthews Photography More »
12:47 More tickets to see Six Nations game at CASTLE Another 250 tickets have gone on sale for the screening of Wales v England in Caerphilly Castle. It comes after the first 500 on sale sold out in less than 24 hours. Find out more here.
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Adam Gilchrist.
Adam Gilchrist has compiled the second fastest Test match century in history during the second innings of the third 2006-07 Ashes Test match against England at the WACA ground in Perth.

The Australian reached 100 runs in 57 balls, second only to West Indian Viv Richards. Richards scored his record century off 56 balls back in the 1985-86 series against England, in the Caribbean city of St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda.

The now-third fastest century was off 67 balls by fellow Australian Jack Gregory against South Africa in Johannesburg 85 years ago.

Gilchrist reached his half-century off 40 deliveries, and then proceeded to quicken the scoring rate, including hitting English left-arm orthodox spinner Monty Panesar for 24 runs in one over - a record for the most runs scored in one over in an Ashes test.

With centuries from compatriots Michael Hussey, Michael Clarke, and large contributions from Matthew Hayden (92) and Ricky Ponting (75), Australia declared their innings late on day three at 5-527, a lead of 556. 

England require 557 to win, or need to bat for two-and-a-bit days to salvage a draw; a win to Australia will give the Ashes back to Australia after they lost them in England during 2005.