Australia's coach Justin Langer on Wednesday hinted that batsman Will Pucovski could possibly bat in the middle order in the Test series against India
The Australians have been forced to train separately and not as one unit ahead of the ODI series against India but the team will make 'no excuses', says Mathew Wade
Australia head coach Justin Langer has said that the likely absence of Rohit Sharma and Ishant Sharma from the first two Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy will have no bearing on the hosts' psyche
Dhawan is India's 3rd-highest run-scorer in wins since Jan 2013 after Kohli, Rohit while Rahul has scored 808 runs in 81 innings at an average of 53.32, including 3 centuries and 5 fifties, as an open
If Kohli is the chief architect of India's successful run chases then Rohit can be seen as his best assistant, given the latter is second in the list of top run-scorers' successful chases since 2013
Cricket Australia asserted that the absence of India skipper Kohli for a major part of the marquee Test series will not affect the home board financially
My ability to start well against India has resulted in a good record, also I love to stand up and be counted in a big series like the Ashes or the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, says Steve Smith
Indian cricket team new jersey: The 'retro' theme shirt, inspired by the 70s, has a navy blue shade, a shift from the conventional sky blue colour that the team has been wearing in recent years
To be in contention for the third Test which begins January 7 next year in Sydney, Ishant, who has regained bowling fitness, will have to board a plane almost immediately, says the report
There had been doubts over the first Test -- a pink-ball fixture -- as coronavirus outbreak in South Australia led to suggestions that the Dec 17-21 match to be shifted for latter half of the series
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has warned that India could be 'smoked 4-0' in the Test series if skipper Virat Kohli does not set the tone in the white-ball games before his departure
Sachin Tendulkar urges the Indian pacers to target the "fifth stump" to blunt Steve Smith during India vs Australia
Australia now has a better all-round side which is pumped up to take on India, who holds the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, says Tim Paine
In the new points system, New Zealand is likely to be in an advantageous position as it can attain a maximum of 420 points (70 pc) if it clean sweeps the home series against West Indies and Pakistan
Former West Indies skipper Brian Lara feels Mumbai Indians' 'most reliable player' Suryakumar Yadav should have been included in India's squad for the Australian tour, which gets underway on Friday.Suryakumar has scored 5,326 runs at an average of 44.01 in 77 first-class matches while he has amassed 3,492 runs from 165 T20s games averaging at 32.33.The right-handed batsman had a dream run in the recently concluded 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) as he played a vital role in Mumbai Indians' fifth title win.Suryakumar stood like a wall batting at number three for Mumbai Indians. He scored 480 runs striking at 145.01 in 16 matches but the 30-year-old didn't find any place in the Indian squad for the long multi-format tour.Lara praised the right-handed batsman for his capability to bat under pressure and had no hesitation in saying that the 'class player' should have been in the Indian squad."Yeah, definitely. He's a class player. I don't just look at players that score ...
Marcus Stoinis says that the Australian team is looking to get extra competitive against India skipper Virat Kohli as he is likely to have more motivation to score runs
Less than a fortnight after he led Delhi Capitals to the final of the Indian Premier League as coach, Ricky Ponting is already back at the nets guiding Australian cricket team
Pathan's in-swinging yorker that slipped through Adam Gilchrist's defences in the Sydney Test during the 2003-04 series, was a rare piece of bowling artistry in a game dominated heavily by batsmen
Pace bowler Mohammed Siraj's father passed away on Friday with the pacer on international duty with the Indian team in Australia.
Virat Kohli is more than hundred percent charged up every time he takes the field and the Australian team is preparing in equal measure to counter the threat, says all-rounder Marcus Stoinis