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Australian opener David Warner is ruled out of the final two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to an elbow fracture.

IND vs AUS: David Warner ruled out of last 2 Tests due to injury

David Warner will be heading back home after suffering an injury and will not be taking part in the remaining 2 tests against India

While the conncussion issue had been sorted out, the elbow fracture will rule the Aussie veteran out of the last 2 Test against India.

Australian opener David Warner is ruled out of the final two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to an elbow fracture.
He will be heading home to Sydney to recover but he is expected to return to India for the three-match ODI series at the end of March.
Warner had suffered a hairline fracture in his left elbow after receiving a blow courtesy of a&nbsp; Mohammed Siraj delivery during the first innings of the second Test in Delhi.
Warner had also been hit on the helmet a few overs later resulting in concussion symptoms due to which he had to be subbed out of the match.
While the concussion issue had been sorted out, the elbow fracture will rule the Aussie veteran out of the last 2 Test against India.
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The third Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test between India and Australia is unlikely to take place at Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh as the ground might not be deemed fit for international matches after a recent renovation work according to an ESPNCricInfo

IND vs AUS: Doubts over Dharamsala hosting 3rd Test, BCCI considering venue swap

The third #INDvAUS Test might be moved out of Dharamsala, with BCCI considering a venue swap.

Here's why.

The BCCI have already shortlisted other venues like Visakhapatnam, Rajkot, Pune and Indore in case the third Test needs to be shifted.&nbsp;

According to BCCI sources, the third India-Australia Test that will take place from March 1-5, might be moved out of Dharamsala. 
The HPCA Stadium that underwent renovation recently may not get the go-ahead if the ground is not deemed fit enough to host an international match.
The BCCI have already shortlisted other cities like Visakhapatnam, Rajkot, Pune and Indore in case the venue needs to be shifted.&nbsp;
The final call will be taken in a few days after the BCCI's team of experts carries out an inspection of the pitch and outfield.
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A video of Ravindra Jadeja surfaced online where the left-arm spinner can be seen applying something to his left index finger during his spell, triggering a debate in the Australian media.

IND vs AUS: Controversy over Jadeja applying ointment to sore finger, triggers debate in Aussie media

Ravindra Jadeja, who took 5/47 on his return to the national team, triggered a debate in Australian media after a video surfaced online where he was captured applying something to his left index finger.

#INDvAUS #BorderGavaskarTrophy

A video of Ravindra Jadeja surfaced online where the left-arm spinner can be seen applying something to his left index finger during his spell, triggering a debate in the Australian media.

Ravindra Jadeja, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-jadeja-shines-on-india-return-ashwin-completes-450-wkts-as-aus-bowled-out-for-177-1675934153812">who took 5/47 on his return to the national team</a>, triggered a debate in the Australian media after a video surfaced online where he was seen applying something to his left index finger.
The TV broadcast showed Jadeja taking something off the hands of Mohd Siraj and then rubbing it onto his finger when he came in to bowl his 16th over.
When the footage was shared with former Australian captain Tim Paine on Twitter, he replied 'interesting'.
Even former England captain Michael Vaughan took to Twitter, asking 'What is he putting on his spinning finger? Never ever seen this'.
According to ESPNCricinfo, the video was shown to captain Rohit Sharma &amp; Jadeja himself by match referee Andy Pycroft after the day's play, where they reportedly clarified that the 34-year-old was only applying pain-relief cream due to a sore finger.

While the chatter before the first Test has been all about the pitch, Australian captain Pat Cummins said the bowling marks will be a factor since the Aussies have more left-handed batters in their squad.

IND vs AUS: 'Touring India harder when conditions custom made for them' - Pat Cummins

While Australian captain Pat Cummins conceded that home advantage isn't a 'terrible thing', he said 'touring India is much harder when conditions are custom-made' for the home side.

Check out what he said ahead of the first #INDvAUS Test in Nagpur.

While the chatter before the first Test has been all about the pitch, Australian captain Pat Cummins said the bowling marks will be a factor since the Aussies have more left-handed batters in their squad.

The pitch in Nagpur continued to be make headlines as Australia captain Pat Cummins addressed the media on the eve of the opening Test match of the Border Gavaskar Trophy
The pitch at Vidarbha Cricket Ground seemed to have been watered only on one side even though Cummins said, "home match advantage I don't think it's a terrible thing."
The Australia captain, however, said touring India becomes "even more harder when conditions are custom-made".
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Cameron Green, who was seen bowling during Australia's training session, is unlikely to play the first Test.

IND vs AUS: Scott Boland to play first 'away' Test, Cameron Green might miss out

While Boland is set to start in the absence of Hazlewood & Starc, there's still suspense over Cameron Green's inclusion.

WATCH the video!
#INDvAUS

Cameron Green, who was seen bowling during Australia's training session, is unlikely to play the first Test.

With Australia missing fast bowlers Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood for the first Test match, Scott Boland is set to play the first 'away' Test match of his career in Nagpur.
Australia had their first training session at the Vidharbha Cricket Ground on Tuesday, having arrived in Nagpur a day earlier.
All-rounder Cameron Green, who underwent surgery on his right hand's index finger, was also seen rolling his arm over but he's unlikely to play the first Test as he didn't face the fast bowlers in the nets.
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(With AP inputs)

Smith became only the third player after former captains Ricky Ponting & Michael Clarke to win the Allan Border medal fourt times.

Steve Smith wins Allan Border Medal, crowned Australia's Best Men's player for the 4th time

Steve Smith, who got 171 votes, finished well ahead of his teammates Travis Head (144 votes) & David Warner (141 votes) to clinch his fourth Allan Border medal.
#AusCricketAwards

Smith became only the third player after former captains Ricky Ponting &amp; Michael Clarke to win the Allan Border medal fourt times.

Steve Smith has been crowned Australia's Best men's cricketer for 2022.
Smith was awarded the Allan Border medal, the Australian men's cricket team's highest individual honour. Smith, who got 171 votes, finished ahead of Travis Head with 144 votes &amp; David Warner with 141 to his name.
The 33-year-old won the award for the fourth time, having won in 2015, 2018 and 2021 previously.
He also became only the third Australian cricketer after Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke to have won the award four times.
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Cricket Australia unveiled a sculpture of the former women's team captain in the Sydney Cricket Ground precinct.

WATCH: Australia's Belinda Clark becomes first woman cricketer honoured with sculpture

Australian legend Belinda Clark, who captained the national side for a period of 12 years, became the first woman cricketer in the world to be honoured with a sculpture.


Australia's Belinda Clark becomes first woman cricketer honoured with sculpture

Cricket Australia unveiled a sculpture of the former women's team captain in the Sydney Cricket Ground precinct.

Former Australia captain and world cup winner Belinda Clark became the first woman cricketer to be honoured with a sculpture.
Cricket Australia unveiled a sculpture of Clark in the Sydney Cricket Ground precinct on Thursday.
Clark was the captain of Australia for a period of twelve years and won two ICC Women's World Cup trophies. The Australian is also a member of the ICC Hall of Fame.
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Warner became only the 10th player in Test history to score a century in his 100th Test.

David Warner answers critics with hundred in 100th Test, joins elite club

Under fire for his lack of returns in Test cricket, David Warner hit back at his critics with a special hundred at the MCG, one that put him in an elite club.
#AUSvSA

David Warner answers critics with hundred in 100th Test

Warner became only the 10th player in Test history to score a century in his 100th Test.

Australian opener David Warner joined an elite club during the Boxing Day Test, becoming only the 10th player in history to score a hundred in his 100th Test.
Warner, who was under fire for his lack of returns in the longest format, answered his critics in style with his first Test century since January 2020.
The 36-year-old also became only the 2nd player in history to score a century each in his 100th ODI as well 100th Test match.
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