Sydney: India recovered from a bad start to reach 71-1 in its response to Australia's first innings of 572-7 declared on day two of the fourth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Wednesday.The visitors
Sydney: Australian cricket captain Steve Smith equalled the legendary Sir Donald Bradman and South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis' record of scoring four consecutive hundreds in a Test series with his knock of 117 against India
Sydney: Australia declared at 572-7 in their first innings just after tea on the second day of the fourth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground here Wednesday.Australia's batsmen relentlessly attacked the Indian bowlers, with six
Sydney: Australia's batsmen piled on the runs after lunch Wednesday, grinding down India's bowlers on the second day of the fourth test at the Sydney Cricket Ground.Shaun Marsh and Joe Burns both made half-centuries, meaning
Sydney: Steve Smith scored his fourth century in as many tests as Australia built an imposing first innings total Wednesday on the second day of the fourth test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground.Smith,
Sydney: Australian Opener David Warner is worried about mental fatigue that creeps in from playing non-stop cricket and said he might quit the Indian Premier League (IPL) to concentrate on Tests."I Pinch myself every day
Sydney: Recuperating from a hamstring injury, Australian batsman Michael Clarke has been cleared to make his return to international cricket during the upcoming World Cup without a practice match under his belt.Clarke, who had recovered
Sydney: Opener David Warner continued to torment a hapless India by slamming a fluent century as Australia reached a resounding 348 for two on the opening day to take early control of the fourth and
Sydney: Emotions ran high on the opening day of the fourth and final Test between India and Australia as injured skipper Michael Clarke led a series of tributes for late Phillip Hughes, who was fatally
Sydney: David Warner scored a century and shared a 200-run opening stand with Chris Rogers to give Australia the upper hand over India at tea Tuesday on the first day of the fourth test.India's bowlers
Sydney: David Warner and Chris Rogers gave Australia a flying start against India, guiding the hosts to 123-0 at lunch Tuesday on the first day of the fourth cricket test.India's bowlers were wayward in the
Sydney: The Australian cricket team has made an emotional return to the Sydney Cricket Ground pitch, where former test batsman Phillip Hughes was fatally injured during a domestic match in November.Five members of Australia's test
Mumbai: The out-of-favour Yuvraj Singh's brilliant domestic form will weigh on the selectors when they meet here tomorrow to pick the squads for the ODI tri-series against Australia and England besides the World Cup next
Sydney: Mitchell Starc will replace injured allrounder Mitchell Johnson in the only change to Australia's lineup for the fourth cricket test against India starting at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Tuesday.Captain Steve Smith confirmed Australia's
New Delhi: Year 2014 is about to end in few days and looking back at it, the 'Gentlemen's game' was full of ups and downs. MS Dhoni's shocking retirement from Test cricket with immideate effects
Melbourne: First innings centurions Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane arrested the initial slump as India reached 104 for three at tea chasing an improbable target of 384 on the fifth day of the third cricket
Melbourne, Australia: Shaun Marsh was run out for 99 before Australia declared its second innings on 318-9 on Tuesday, leaving India an improbable victory target of 384 runs in the final two sessions of the
Melbourne, Australia: Chris Rogers made his fourth straight half century to help Australia to 174-4 in its second innings at tea on day four of the third test against India, for an overall lead of
Melbourne, Australia: David Warner smashed a quick fire 40 runs as Australia was 90-1 with a 155 -run lead at lunch after Mitchell Johnson claimed two quick wickets to dismiss India early on the fourth
Melbourne: Left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc has hit back at former compatriot and legendary Australian spinner Shane Warne, saying he has been at his back for years and he was not worried by his criticisms any
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