Brisbane, Australia: Australia's four-wicket win over India with a day to spare in the second test gave the cricketers extra time for holiday shopping and for the home side's various injuries to heal ahead of
Brisbane: Australia's young skipper Steve Smith has warned India that any plans of sledging Mitchell Johnson in the future are likely to backfire just as they did in the second cricket Test that ended here
Brisbane: All is not well in the Indian dressing room right now with skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni revealing that there was some “unrest” resulting from “lack of communication” with the in-form Virat Kohli before Day
Brisbane: A listless India capitulated to a four-wicket defeat in the second cricket Test against Australia with an inept batting display by the top-order to give the hosts an invincible 2-0 lead in the four-match
Brisbane, Australia: Mitchell Johnson triggered a batting collapse with three early wickets and picked off the last man to dismiss India for 224 on Saturday, giving Australia a victory target of 128 in the second
Brisbane, Australia: Mitchell Johnson took three wickets in a destructive opening spell as India's batting lineup collapsed on Saturday, giving Australia control of the second test.India resumed at 71-1 on day four but, with opener
Brisbane: Scoreboard after Australia defeated India by 4 wickets and go 2-0 up in the 4-test match series on Day 4 of the second test played at Gabba here Saturday. India 1st innings: 408Australia 1st innings:
New Delhi: Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar was critical of Indian bowling attack's inability to get lower-order wickets over the years stating that its a "familiar story" of lacking an alternative plan.Indian bowlers conceded 258
Brisbane: India had to battle it out for the whole day. They need to bat till the end of Day 4 to save the test match. Australia would look to bowl out India early and
Brisbane, Australia: Steve Smith completed a century in his first innings as test captain and Mitchell Starc chipped in with bat and ball to give Australia a narrow advantage after day three of the second
Brisbane, Australia: Steve Smith scored 133 in his first test as captain, reinforcing his leadership credentials and helping Australia take a 97-run first-innings lead over India on day three of the second test.Smith and Mitchell
Brisbane: Young Steven Smith struck a magnificent century on captaincy debut while Mitchell Johnson counter-attacked his way to a 53-ball 67 as Australia inched closer to India's first-innings total in the second cricket Test here
Brisbane: Scoreboard after India scored 71/1 in second innings trailing by 26 runs at Stumps after bowling Australia out for 505 in first innings on Day 3 of the second test played at Gabba here
Brisbane: Scoreboard after Australia scored 221/4 in first innings at Stumps on Day 2 after bowling India out for 408 in second test played at Gabba here Wednesday. India 1st innings: 408Australia 1st innings: 221/4 in
Brisbane, Australia: Murali Vijay scored 144 and shared a century stand with Ajinkya Rahane as India's batsmen dictated terms to an Australian bowling attack that struggled in the heat and fell well short of expectations
Brisbane: Opener Murali Vijay continued with his rich vein of form as he struck an unbeaten 73 to take India to 151 for three against Australia at tea on the opening day of the second
Brisbane, Australia: Murali Vijay made the Australians pay for a dropped catch Wednesday, scoring an unbeaten 46 to guide India to 89-1 after the opening session of the second cricket test.Vijay struck six boundaries, including
Brisbane: Scoreboard after India scored 311/4 in 83 overs in first innings at Stumps on Day 1 after winning the toss and deciding to bat first in second test played at Gabba here Wednesday. India 1st
Adelaide: India virtually snatched defeat from the jaws of victory, slumping to an agonising 48-run loss in the pulsating first cricket Test against Australia despite captain Virat Kohli's gallant second successive hundred in the match
Adelaide: Fine half-centuries by opener Murali Vijay and stand-in skipper Virat Kohli helped fuel India's hopes of victory against Australia on the fifth day of the first cricket Test, here Saturday.A solid 148-run stand for
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