The BCCI had officially informed Cricket Australia that Virat Kohli and Co. would not engage in any pink ball Test during their tour Down Under later this year.
Virat had officially inked a deal with Surrey and the decision was backed by Committee of Administrators (CoA) chief Vinod Rai.
Celebrating his 45th birthday on Tuesday, the batting maestro recalled how his dented car added to the joy the day India won their second ODI World Cup, in 2011.
The Australia team, in a plot led by captain Steve Smith and senior players, confessed to ball tampering allegations against South Africa in the third Test at Cape Town on Saturday.
Former cricketers such as Michael Clarke, Shane Warne, Michael Vaughan, Nassir Hussain and many more have scrutinised Smith for his plan to 'cheat'.
Clarke has been like a mentor to the 17-year-old Nepal leg-spinner who has scripted history with a Rs 20 lakh IPL contract with the Delhi Daredevils.
Australia suffered a mini-collapse from 224/1 to 243/4 in the space of 26 balls as Indian bowlers exerted greater control at the end of the innings in Indore ODI.
Harbhajan Singh took to Twitter to rub it in on former Australian captain Michael Clarke, urging him to "come out of retirement" since the current Australia line-up lacks quality.
India were reeling at 87 for five before MS Dhoni and Hardik Pandya turned it around with a century partnership en route to a 26-run win via D/L method.
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke said Virat Kohli is in terrific form and that Australia will have to be at their best to stop the Indian captain.
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke also lauded Virat Kohli's intense and aggressive style of captaincy.
The 2007 World Cup winning skipper said that the conditions in England would be the key.
The CA has offered three-year contracts to five Australian players -- Steven Smith, David Warner, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood -- in an effort to persuade them not to play in the IPL from next year.
Former Australia skipper Michael Clarke on Wednesday slammed his country's media for "tarnishing" India skipper Virat Kohli's image and stressed that his country "loves" the Indian except a handful of journalists.
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has said that India skipper Virat Kohli should not be ‘bothered’ by a couple of Australian journalists who are trying to ‘tarnish his image’.
It's been more than two years since Australia cricketer Phillip Hughes breathed his last, but former captain Michael Clarke still has his phone number saved on his mobile.
Former Australia cricket captain Michael Clarke on Friday said pace spearhead Mitchell Starc's injury will likely dent the preparations of the visitors as it will have a huge impact on the rest of the matches in the series against India.
Sydney: Former Australia skipper Michael Clarke on Thursday broke his silence on the criticism he received after announcing his retirement during the recent Ashes series loss in England.Both former team-mates Andrew Symonds and Matthew Hayden
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