India TV's sports editor Samip Rajguru shared his views on India's memorable Test win against Australia at Brisbane Cricket Ground during the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. India will take some inspiration from the historic win at The Gabba when they enter the BGT 2024-25 on November 22.
Australia were asked to chase 216 in the second Test. West Indies ran them for money on the fourth day of the Test at The Gabba in Brisbane.
Former India cricketer and erstwhile head coach Ravi Shastri was conferred the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BCCI awards 2024. Shastri was asked to define one greatest moment of his illustrious career as a player, commentator and coach and he answered in his usual passionate voice.
The iconic cricket venue of Australia, the Gabba in Brisbane is set to undergo demolition and reconstruction before the 2032 Summer Olympics in the city. The timeline has been kept from 2025 end to 2030, as confirmed by the Queensland government.
Referring to India's shocking defeat in the first Test at Adelaide where the team was bowled out for 36 in the second innings at Adelaide, Jha said the Congress can also take 'inspiration' from the cricket team's fantastic fight back Down Under.
Marnus Labuschagne asserted that the hosts are determined to win the series by taking the visitors down in the Brisbane match.
With the shadow of doubt cast over Adelaide hosting opening Australia vs India Test match – owing to fresh COVID-19 outbreak in the city, the Aussie pacer said their track record in Gabba makes it apt for the opener.
James Vince (83) and Mark Stoneman (53) combined defiantly in their first experience of Ashes cricket to blunt the much-hyped pace attack, each posting their highest Test scores in a 125-run second-wicket stand.
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