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Warner, Pucovski in line for Sydney Test India's stand-in captain Ajinkya Rahane has acknowledged stricter quarantine restrictions imposed on both teams for the final Tests of the Vodafone Series are "a challenge" but his players' focus remains squarely trained on tomorrow's opening day at the SCG. After his rival skipper Tim Paine suggested tension was starting to build between the teams and might spill over to some on-field exchanges in the third Test, Rahane typically played the straightest of bats to questions about frustrations within the touring party. It was reported in recent days tha...

A mystery case of coronavirus reported in New South Wales on Wednesday still hasn't been linked to a cluster. The mystery case was man in his 30s from western Sydney who had no known links to a cluster at Berala. 'We are being very cautious about finding any of those missing chains of transmission,' NSW Chief Health Officer Kerry Chant said on Wednesday.  Acting Premier John Barilaro revealed on Thursday morning that the case remains a mystery. He told ABC News: 'We're still mindful of that under investigation from yesterday's numbers there is an individual that we're just following throug...

Cricket News: Under Ajinkya Rahane, India made a remarkable comeback in Melbourne after their humiliating loss in the first Test in Adelaide, winning by eight wicke

Former India player and Rahane’s coach Pravin Amre spoke about the batsmen visualised what he was going to face in Australia and prepared for it.

File image of Sunil Gavaskar | Twitter Sunil Gavaskar has cleared the air on his infamous walkout during the Melbourne Test of 1981, saying it was the Australian players’ “get lost” call, and not his leg-before dismissal, that prompted him to storm off the ground with his opening partner. In the 1981 series, that was dogged by some inconsistent umpiring, a Dennis Lillee in-cutter caught Gavaskar plumb in front and umpire Rex Whitehead, standing in just his third Test, raised his finger. But Gavaskar, who thought that the ball had got his bat on the way to the pad, pro...