IND vs AUS: Rohit Sharma failed to cross the fifty-run mark in both innings in WTC Final 2023. He was earlier dismissed on 13, before getting out on 43 in the chase.
IND vs AUS: Rohit Sharma's India failed to bag an ICC title as they went down to Australia in the WTC Final by 209 runs. India last won an ICC trophy in 2013.
IND vs AUS: Australia emerged victorious in a comprehensive manner as India went down by a big margin of 209 runs. Australia have won yet another ICC title.
Virat Kohli continued his love against Australia and in ICC knockouts as he shattered a huge record of Sachin Tendulkar. Kohli is currently taking part in WTC Final against Australia.
IND vs AUS WTC Final Day 5: The Indian Cricket Team dream of achieving something huge as they face Australia on the final day of the World Test Championship. Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane begin India's charge to glory as Pat Cummins' troops look to stop them. Follow for Latest Updates.
Shubman Gill departed on 18 after looking strong in the chase. India were handed a chase of 444 by Australia in the WTC Final 2023.
IND vs AUS: India end Day 4 at 164 after Australia sent 3 Indian batters back to the hut. Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane are at the crease for India.
Shubman Gill made a positive start to the chase in the final of the World Test Championship. India are chasing 444 runs against Australia.
IND vs AUS: India need 444 runs in the final of the World Test Championship against Australia.
Ajinkya Rahane made was the top-scorer for India in the first innings of the WTC Final against Australia. He made 89 runs in India's 296-run outing.
WTC Final IND vs AUS Day 4: Despite heroic efforts from India's middle order and an improved bowling performance from Mohammed Shami and co, Australia still hold the grip in the WTC Final. Aussies lead by 296 with 6 wickets in hand as India aim to stay alive. Follow for Latest Updates.
IND vs AUS: Ajinkya Rahane was a crucial cog in the wheel to cut down the massive first innings trail in the IND vs AUS WTC Final. He made 89 runs and was the top scorer for India.
Ajinkya Rahane scored 89 runs with the bat while Shardul Thakur hit 51 runs to take India to 296 runs in the first innings. In reply, Australia ended Day 3 at 123/4 in their second innings.
There is a lot of debate around team India's selection of playing XI in the World Test Championship (WTC) Final against Australia. Steve Waugh is the latest former cricketer to join the debate as he opines on the matter.
Ajinkya Rahane has come into his own in the ongoing WTC Final against Australia at the Oval. After India lost KS Bharat early, Rahane stayed firm and took Thakur by his side to take India to safety.
Australia posted 469 runs in the first innings thanks to centuries from Head and Smith. Their bowlers then did a fine job collectively to keep India under the lid all the time and pick five wickets.
Shubman Gill's stay in the middle didn't last for more than 15 balls as he was castled by Scott Boland. Gill misjudged a delivery as he left one that hit the stumps.
Day 2 started on a heated note as Mohammed Siraj didn't look happy with Steve Smith as the two players exchanged words.
Axar Patel is not in India's playing XI for the WTC Final vs Australia. But he came out as the substitute fielder and made an immediate impact to send back Starc.
Steve Smith completed his 31st Test century on the second morning off the first two deliveries only. He slammed two fours off as many deliveries and levelled up with Rohit Sharma's record.
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