Melbourne: Scoreboard after India scored 462/8 in first innings at Stumps on Day 3 in third test played at Melbourne Cricket Ground here Sunday. Australia 1st innings: 530India 1st innings: 462/8 in 126.2 overs(trail Australia by
Melbourne: Chasing Australia's score of 530, India first target would be to avoid the follow on and then use the conditions to score maximum as possible on Day 3. Australia look set to take the lead
Melbourne: Australia's torrid relationship with the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) nets this week continued with explosive opener David Warner hit on the right forearm Saturday morning.The opener, who was struck a nasty blow on his
Melbourne: India's listless bowling attack took a massive hammering as Australian skipper Steve Smith led magnificently with a 192-run knock to guide his team to a mammoth first innings total of 530 at tea on
Melbourne: After a balanced Day 1 of the Boxing Day test, both the teams would try to make the maximum out of the pitch and the batting conditions today as it is going to be
Melbourne: Captain Steven Smith put himself on course for his third successive century but India bowled reasonably well to restrict Australia to 259 for five on the opening day of the third cricket Test to
Melbourne: India fought back in the post-lunch session with two quick-wickets in consecutive overs as Australia reached 174 for three at tea on day one of the third cricket Test at the MCG here Friday.If
New Delhi: Notwithstanding the 2-0 scoreline in favour of the home team, former Australian all-rounder Michael Bevan is impressed with the brand of cricket played in the series and feels Indians have a good chance
Kolkata: Former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly Thursday accepted Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for his participation in the Clean India Mission, but quashed rumours of joining politics."It is a noble cause. When I return,
Melbourne, Australia: Joe Burns will make his test debut batting No. 6 for Australia in the third test match against India beginning Friday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.Australia captain Steve Smith confirmed his starting XI
Melbourne: Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting is happy with the way the hosts have played their brand of cricket till now but believes that if India have a chance of victory it will be in
Melbourne: It was business as usual for Shane Watson at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Wednesday, with the all-rounder showing no ill-effects from Tuesday's scare when he was struck on the helmet by a bouncer
Melbourne: Australia's injured skipper Michael Clarke will join the Wide World of Sports commentary team for the Boxing Day Test against India starting here Friday.Clarke, who is recovering from hamstring surgery, will take on the
Melbourne: Australian batting legend Ricky Ponting Tuesday backed under-fire Shane Watson for the No.3 position that has caused headaches for national selectors ever since the former Test captain retired.Australia have struggled to find a permanent
Melbourne: Australian batsman Chris Rogers Tuesday said he'd love nothing more than an opening-day century in the Boxing Day Test against India, starting Friday."To go out and play in a second Boxing Day Test, that's
Melbourne: Former Australia spinner Brad Hogg feels that the absence of an attacking spin bowler in the Indian side is hurting the visiting team's chances in the ongoing four-Test series against Australia.Hogg said lack of
Melbourne: India have set an aggressive tone to the ongoing four-match Test series and Australia is not expecting any let-up going ahead for the Boxing Day Test, Australian wicket-keeper Brad Haddin said on Tuesday."The Indians
Brisbane: Even as their dismal run away from home continues, skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni says the Indian cricket team's approach to batting in overseas tours has "improved" in the last one year.A listless India capitulated
Melbourne: Injured Indian seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar, nursing a sore left ankle that forced his exclusion from the first two Tests against Australia, Tuesday batted without any discomfort in the nets here, raising his chances of
Melbourne: Young batsman Joe Burns' selection in the Australian cricket team for the third Test against India was so unexpected that his own father had refused to believe the news.The 25-year-old, who was named a
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