Sydney: Steve Smith scored his fourth century in as many tests as Australia built an imposing first innings total Wednesday on the second day of the fourth test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground.Smith,
Melbourne, Australia: David Warner smashed a quick fire 40 runs as Australia was 90-1 with a 155 -run lead at lunch after Mitchell Johnson claimed two quick wickets to dismiss India early on the fourth
Melbourne: Captain Steven Smith put himself on course for his third successive century but India bowled reasonably well to restrict Australia to 259 for five on the opening day of the third cricket Test to
Melbourne: Australia overcame initial hiccups as Chris Rogers and Shane Watson helped them reach 92 for one at lunch on day one of the third cricket Test against India at the MCG here Friday.Rogers and
Melbourne: Scoreboard after Australia scored 259/5 at Stumps on Day 1 after Steven Smith won the toss and opted to bat first in third test played at Melbourne Cricket Ground here Friday. Australia 1st innings: 259/5
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: 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:
Brisbane: Pacer Umesh Yadav today conceded that the Indian bowlers have gone awry with their plans, sending down too many short balls that allowed the Australian tailenders to stage a comeback and pile up an
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: 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: India frittered away the opportunity to make a big first innings total as they suffered a late-order batting collapse before Umesh Yadav scalped three wickets on his comeback to leave the second cricket Test
Brisbane: India picked up three crucial wickets in the post-lunch session, including that off half-centurion Chris Rogers, as Australia made 121 for three in their first innings at tea on the second day of the
Adelaide: The Indian pace attack is getting much attention Down Under, with Varun Aaron being singled out for special praise by Australian cricketers, who feel the youngster's biggest assets - pace and bounce - are
Ranchi: Pace attack may be seen as India's perennial problem overseas but it would be a thing of past come Australia series beginning next month, feels assistant coach Sanjay Bangar.With Umesh Yadav coming back into
Hyderabad: After another crushing defeat to India and losing the series, Sri Lanka captain Angelo Mathews said his team kept repeating the mistakes and its batting flopped once again."We can't keep repeating the same mistakes.
Hyderabad: Indian fast bowler Ishant Sharma, who could only bowl four overs in the third ODI against Sri Lanka, is suffering from back stiffness, informed his pace colleague Umesh Yadav.Ishant, who returned with impressive figures
Hyderabad: Making his presence felt in yet another clinical win over Sri Lanka after a four-wicket haul, Indian pacer Umesh Yadav is not taking his Australia berth for granted and said that consistency is the
Hyderabad: India's stand-in skipper Virat Kohli today credited his bowlers for the series clinching six-wicket win over Sri Lanka in the third ODI, and said the home team's bowling unit dished out a "brilliant performance"
Hyderabad: Indian bowlers once again put up a strong showing in the five-match series to bundle out Sri Lanka for 242 in 48.2 overs even as Mahela Jayawardene waged a lone battle with his 17th
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