57.5 overs of play was possible on the fourth day of the Gabba Test as India showed some fight and resolve to counter Australia as the match is highly likely to end in a draw. India still are 193 runs behind and Australia have lost Josh Hazlewood for the rest of the match.
Only 33.1 overs of play was possible on a really annoying day from the players' and spectators' perspective with as many as seven rain breaks on Monday, December 16 at Gabba in Brisbane. Australia are in control of the Test match but will need the rain to stay away in the next couple of days.
Travis Head and Steve Smith powered Australia to 405/7 at the stumps on Day 2 of the third Test at Gabba against India. Jasprit Bumrah took his 12th fifer in Test cricket but he was the only one who looked like taking a wicket as it was another hapless bowling show from India.
Only 13.2 overs of play was possible on Day 1 of the Gabba Test as the incessant rains in Queensland hit the opening day of the third match of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The match is set to begin half an hour early on all the remaining days to cover for all the time lost on Day 1.
Australia made light work of India on the third morning of the Adelaide Test as the visitors could add just 47 runs for the loss of five wickets. Australia registered a magnificent win by 10 wickets and levelled the series 1-1 while storming to the top of the WTC points table.
India vs Australia 2nd Test Day 1: India are up against a wounded Australia in the second Test, which doesn't happen often, especially in their own backyard. India will have some reinforcements in their playing XI while Australia too have a forced change and the hosts aim to level the series.
India vs Australia Live Cricket Score: India survived and prodded along to ensure that Australia didn't even get an edge after getting a 46-run lead in the first innings. The lead has reached 218 and India will aim to bat Australia out on Day 3 because the pitch seemed to have flattened out.
India vs Australia Day 2 Highlights: Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul bossed Day 2 of the Perth test after India bowled Australia out for 104. The two have notched up an unbeaten stand of 172 and took India to a 218-run lead at the end of the day.
India made a remarkable comeback to end the first day with an advantage against Australia in the opening Test in Perth on Friday, November 22. Jasprit Bumrah with his captaincy and bowling was at the front and centre of India's fightback with the ball as the visitors look to take a handsome lead.
Apart from those six overs with the bat where India lost 6/35, the other 34 overs went majorly India's way as the Men in Blue registered an easy 61-run win. Apart from the little partnership between Klaasen and David Miller, India weren't troubled much with the ball after Sanju Samson's ton.
Australia vs Pakistan Highlights: Pat Cummins held his nerves of steel and took Australia home in a low-scoring thriller in the first ODI at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The Aussies won the series opener by 2 wickets as they managed to chase 204 at the end.
India Women vs New Zealand Women Highlights: Smriti Mandhana's century guided India to a six-wicket win over New Zealand in the third ODI. Mandhana broke Mithali Raj's all-time India record for most ODI centuries as she got to her 8th ton in the format. The victory saw India bag the series 2-1.
The second day of the India vs New Zealand Test will test the Indian batters against four spinners of New Zealand. Washington Sundar was the hero for the hosts on Day 1. Which player will step up for India with the bat? Or will it be New Zealand who will gain the ascendancy and march towards history
India vs New Zealand 2nd Test: The returning Washington Sundar picked seven wickets and the veteran Ravichandran Ashwin bagged three to bowl out the Kiwis to 259 in their first innings at Maharashtra Cricket Association in Pune on Day 1.
New Zealand took ascendancy in the first Test against India with a 134-run lead in the first innings by the end of Day 2 in Bengaluru on Thursday, October 17. India were shot out for a paltry 46, their third-lowest-ever score in Test cricket under Bengaluru's overcast sky.
The stop-start took place for almost an hour before the Day 1 play was eventually called off in Bengaluru. It has been a couple of wet days in Bengaluru and it stayed the same with rain for most of the day and hopefully, there is a better forecast on the second day.
Pakistan vs England Highlights: Pakistan will be up against England in the second Test in Multan starting Tuesday, October 15 with an aim to level the series. England handed a shocker to Pakistan in the opener, opening up a can of worms for the hosts and would want to seal the series.
India achieved a massive net run rate-boosting win in their third Women's T20 World Cup clash as they knocked out Sri Lanka with a magnificent performance. India jumped up to No 2 position on the points table, however, they are required to beat the world champions Australia in their final match.
Pakistan vs England Highlights: Zak Crawley and Joe Root lead England's reply after Pakistan were bowled out for 556 in the first innings. Crawley has gone past fifty, while Root is well set in the middle too. England will look to cut short Pakistan's lead on Day 3.
Pakistan took ascendancy on Day 1 of the first Test against England as the visitors' inexperienced attack in the flat conditions was found wanting. Shan Masood and Abdullah Shafique led the way with respective centuries with Saud Shakeel looking solid as Pakistan look to extend dominance.
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