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The Indian victory in Australia seems like poetic justice, considering what they have gone through. A crippling loss, the absence of livewire captain, a spate of injuries that robbed them of frontline bowlers, racist taunts from the crowd and vicious sledging from the opponents. All these seem more like ingredients for a soap opera rather a five-day game of Test cricket. A series in Australia is always a test of skill and character. The bouncy pitches and pace like fire makes for a searching ex...

India opener Rohit Sharma was seen shadow practicing at the crease as Australia batting mainstay Steve Smith -- who was accused of scuffing up the area around t

After 14 challenging months out of international cricket Jack Leach enjoyed a wearying but worthwhile return to help England’s push for victory in the first Test against Sri Lanka. The left-arm spinner claimed five for 122 on the fourth day in Galle, including the last four wickets to fall, to leave his side chasing just 74 for the win. The value of his haul became ever clearer as the tourists lost their first three wickets for just 14 in a frenzied final passage of play, with England needing...

Bruised and abused in Sydney, the tourists are now staying in a Brisbane hotel they’ve described as a “prison”.

Former Australia pacer Shane Lee has said that Steve Smith is looking really angry lately and same signs like Sandpaper Gate could emerge if Cricket Australia

Despite this, beaches are packed and experts are growing concerned. As thousands flock to the NSW coastline to enjoy a day in sun, the Bureau of Meteorologys UV index shows levels well into the "extreme" category. Originally developed in Canada, the UV index is a system designed to tell us how much radiation from the sun is reaching us on earth. The spaced out crowd watches on during day five of the Third Test match in the series between Australia and India at Sydney Cricket Ground.(Getty) Once...

Bruised and abused in Sydney, the tourists are now staying in a Brisbane hotel they’ve described as a “prison”.

Bruised and abused in Sydney, the tourists are now staying in a Brisbane hotel they’ve described as a “prison”.

Bruised and abused in Sydney, the tourists are now staying in a Brisbane hotel they’ve described as a “prison”.

Bruised and abused in Sydney, the tourists are now staying in a Brisbane hotel they’ve described as a “prison”.