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India beats Australia on last day of Gabba Test, winning Border-Gavaskar Trophy with remarkable run chase MonMonday 18 updated TueTuesday 19 India ended Australias unbeaten run at the Gabba, which spanned back to 1988. ( Print text only Cancel India has scored a famous victory in the Test series against Australia, chasing down 328 on the last day of the final game at the Gabba to win the series 2-1 and retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. A draw would have been enough to retain the trophy for Ind...

India need 101 runs from 21 overs on 07:05 - Jan 19 by gordon Watching on BT Sport, the Australian commentators are incredible - theyre just non-stop talking about how brilliant the Australians are, while the Indians are on the verge of pulling off one of the most extraordinary series wins in cricket history! [Post edited 19 Jan 7:06] Completely agree Gordon, they grind my gears too. Even if the Aussies are 79-9 with both tailenders in, ‘We’ve still got a good chance to chase this 350 down...

Australia takes narrow lead over India into day four after bowlers struggle at the Gabba SatSaturday 16 updated SunSunday 17 Indias new-look tail wagged in a big way on day three at the Gabba. ( Print text only Cancel Australias hopes of reclaiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy are on a knifes edge after day three of the final Test at the Gabba. The hosts take a 54-run lead into day four with openers David Warner (20 not out) and Marcus Harris (1 not out) at the crease. Needing a win to take back ...

Marnus Labuschagne caps a fine series with his first century of the summer, but other Australian batsmen could have done better after establishing themselves at the crease.

Australia vs India: Pant bats, Saha keeps, but Stuart Clark doesnt see a problem with it Posted MonMonday 11 updated MonMonday 11 Rishabh Pant, right, was hit on the arm in Indias first batting innings. ( Print text only Cancel The substitute rule appears to have benefitted India in the third Test, with the tourists getting the best of both worlds: Rishahbh Pants explosive batting and Wriddhiman Sahas superior wicket-keeping. Pant was hit on the elbow while batting in the first innings, and wh...

India wins admirers after gritty draw as Australias unedifying histrionics let them down at SCG MonMonday 11 updated MonMonday 11 Tim Paine dropped four chances of varying difficulty on day five. ( Print text only Cancel When television broadcasters first started using the statistics generated by cricket analysts CricViz, there was a widely-held suspicion that some of their offerings were what Mitchell and Webb would term numberwang. That scepticism soon passed. On day one of the Sydney Test, t...

India defies Australia, injury and history to secure incredible draw in the third Test at the SCG SunSunday 10 updated MonMonday 11 Ravichandran Ashwin and Hanuma Vihari are congratulated for their work on day five in Sydney. ( Print text only Cancel India has pulled off one of the most remarkable results in its Test cricket history, batting for 131 overs and through the entirety of day five to claim a draw in the third Test in Sydney. Australia took only three wickets on the day, as India defi...

Australian captain Tim Paine is fined 15 per cent of his match fee for swearing at an umpire over a DRS decision on Saturday, but Ian Chappell says the whole system needs an overhaul.

A group of spectators are ejected from the SCG after Indian bowler Mohammed Siraj makes a complaint to the umpire.

Australia appear on course to win the third Test against India after a sublime bowling and fielding display on day three at the SCG.