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Share 'The Pink Test means so much to all of us in the the McGrath family,' said Sara.  'Glenn, [his son] James, Holly, Maddie and I look forward to [it] every year. It humbles us how Australia and the cricket world have supported us.'  Support: 'The Pink Test means so much to all of us in the the McGrath family,' said Glenn's current wife Sara She went on to thank the community for their support for always supporting the fundraiser.  'We don't know how to thank those who support us enough and we also want to take this opportunity to thank our team at the McGrath Foundation who always go a...

India lodge complaint as Siraj and Bumrah face racial abuse By: ANI New Delhi: The Indian team has lodged an official complaint after the crowd at the Sydney Cricket Ground racially abused pacers Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj over the second and third day of the ongoing Pink Test between India and Australia. While the matter was brought up with the ICC match officials and the security officers at the SCG immediately after the game, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is furious with the turn of events. Speaking to ANI, a BCCI official in the know of developments said that the...

1 / of 3 Steve Smith's SCG century guides Australia to best total of Test series against India, but work still to be done ThuThursday 7 updated FriFriday 8 Steve Smith hadn't scored a century since September 2019. ( Print text only Cancel Steve Smith is back in the runs in the third Test at the SCG, with a couple of late wickets backing up his drought-breaking century on day two against India. The tourists are 2-96 in response to what was comfortably Australia's best batting performance of the Test series. Smith scored a sparkling 131 — his first Test century since the Ashes in 2019 and his...

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After the Indian board took up the matter, it is understood that players can mingle in a bio-bubble inside the hotel and the Test match is on despite some sharp comments from a couple of state politicians which didn't go down well with the BCCI. "I think it's boiling away, some stuff is starting to happen," Paine said during virtual media interaction when asked why there has been less than usual chatter other than the Rishabh Pant-Matthew Wade banter at the MCG. "It will be fascinating not just from cricketing point of view but also the tension boiling under the surface with lot of unnamed ...