Sydney: After a disastrous bowling performance, Indian batsmen have the responsibility to cover the damage and the first target would be to avoid the follow-on. Australia are ahead by 230 going into day four and they
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: Scoreboard after India scored 71/1 at stumps after Australia declared at 572/7 in first innings on Day 2 in the fourth test played at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) here Wednesday. Australia 1st innings: 572/7 (dec)
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
Melbourne: Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane struck fluent centuries and stitched a record 262-run fourth-wicket partnership as India fought back bravely before a late-order slide allowed a sloppy Australia to claw back in the third
Melbourne, Australia: Australia captain Steve Smith won the toss and elected to bat first in the third cricket test in warm and sunny conditions Friday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.Batsman Joe Burns makes his test
Melbourne: Despite being aggressive, India trail Australia by 0-2 in the 4-test series as the two sides get ready to clash in the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. India came close in
Hyderabad: Karnataka dished out yet another commanding batting display to beat hosts Hyderabad by five wickets in a high-scoring South Zone leg match of the Vijay Hazare Trophy, here today.Chasing a challenging 295 for seven
New Delhi: Opener Lokesh Rahul continued his dream form as he blazed his way to a brilliant unbeaten 121 after a classy 185 in the first innings as South Zone looked in cruise control in
Dubai: Sunrisers Hyderabad batsman Lokesh Rahul praised teammate David Warner saying that the Australian southpaw batted right-handed better than him.Rahul (46) and Warner (65) strung together a 111-run third-wicket partnership as the Sunrisers handed defending
Dubai: Mumbai Indians will leave the UAE shores without a single victory in the first leg of the Indian Premier League as the defending champions slumped to their fifth straight defeat after losing tonight's contest
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