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India can stick with Rohit Sharma-Shubman Gill opening pair in Tests: Sunil Gavaskar India can stick with Rohit Sharma-Shubman Gill opening pair in Tests: Sunil Gavaskar India tour of Australia: Sunil Gavaskar said Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma can be a long-term option for the opening pair for India in Tests. Gill and Rohit impressed in the Sydney Test, stitching two fifty-plus stands. advertisement Sydney Test: Opening pair Rohit Sharma-Shubman Gill impresses Sunil Gavaskar (AP Photo) HIGHLIG...

R Ashwin is the fastest bowler ever to reach 350 Test wickets. No bowler has dismissed more left-handers in the five-day game than the off-spinning engineer from Chennai. He has slipped into his 10th year in Test cricket and is on his fourth full tour of Australia. He has been on two Test tours apiece to England, South Africa and New Zealand, alongside Australia the toughest

The Australians dropped eight catches - their worst effort since 2012 - against India in Melbourne, sparking debate as to whether this was an aberration or the start of a major problem.

I don’t blame Kohli for being with his family: Engineer By IANS|   Published: 2nd January 2021 12:07 am IST New Delhi, Jan 1 : India captain Virat Kohli’s decision to go back home after the first Test against Australia to be with his wife for the birth of their first child is “not too unfair”, says legendary former India wicketkeeper Farokh Engineer. Kohli’s decision was met with polarised responses from the cricket community and by Indian cricket fans on social media when it was fir...

Engagement: 0 As the year creeps to an end, the new year of 2021 is under considerable pressure to undo the damagesdone by its predecessor. So much has happened this year that it is difficult to recall them all. But here are a few key numbers that marked the year. is the number of times the Prime Minister has fielded questions at a press conference or met anti-CAA protesters or protesting farmers in 2020. 1 is the number of times Twitter has flagged a tweet of Amit Malviya -the head of BJP IT ...

updated: Dec 31 2020, 14:02 ist Not surprised with Indian teams retaliatory act in the second Test, Australian speedster Pat Cummins said they would assess the fight put up by the visitors and be ready for combat when the third Test begins in Sydney from Jan. 7. India shrugged off the Adelaide Test humiliation to level the four-match series 1-1 with an eight-wicket win in Melbourne inside four days. "Any side, once they have a big loss, you know they are going to come back a little bit harder....

Ajinkya Rahane. (Getty Images) NEW DELHI: "Good people finish first too" - former India captain Sourav Ganguly wrote on his Twitter handle while praising Ajinkya Rahane after the 32-year-old guided India to a magnificent series-levelling win against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Rahane ticked two very important boxes in style - Ajinkya the batsman, and Ajinkya the captain. He played one of the most crucial knocks in Indian Test history under difficult circumstances against a high...

Absolutely no stress: Cummins backs top Aussie batsmen to come good Melbourne: The Australian team is not fretting over the lack of form of Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne as they are “massive run scorers” and would come good in the remaining two Tests against India, pace spearhead Pat Cummins said on Wednesday. Smith, who was named Test player of the decade this week, has managed just 10 runs in the first two matches, while Labuschagne could not capitalise on the starts with scores of ...

Prophets of doom beat hasty retreat after Indias big win in 2nd Test ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Tue, Dec 29 2020 21:42 IST | ​ 0 Views   Bengaluru: Delhi Daredevils coach Ricky Ponting arrives to attend Indian Premier League (IPL) Players Auction in Bengaluru on Jan 28, 2018. . Image Source: IANS News Melbourne, Dec 29 : Prophets of doom -- including former captain Ricky Ponting of Australia and Englands Michael Vaughan, and Aussie Mark Waugh, who all have predicted Indias 0-4 mauli...

Stepping into the shoes of regular skipper Virat Kohli, Rahane showed great character to inspire India to a memorable win at the MCG on Tuesday. (AFP photo) MELBOURNE: The legendary Sunil Gavaskar on Tuesday said it was heartening to see Australian legends heaping praise on stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane for his leadership skills after he led India to a series-levelling eight-wicket win in the second Test here. Stepping into the shoes of regular skipper Virat Kohli, Rahane showed great charac...