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Kapil Dev rallies behind Rohit Sharma amid criticism post India's Adelaide Test loss. Highlighting Rohit's past achievements, Kapil urges patience and confidence in Rohit's ability to bounce back, emphasizing the temporary nature of form in sports.

Kapil Dev Backs Rohit Sharma Amid Rising Criticism

Kapil Dev rallies behind Rohit Sharma amid criticism post India's Adelaide Test loss. Highlighting Rohit's past achievements, Kapil urges patience and confidence in Rohit's ability to bounce back, emphasizing the temporary nature of form in sports.

Former cricketer Kapil Dev has defended Rohit Sharma amidst criticism following India&rsquo;s 10-wicket loss in the Adelaide Test. Kapil urged patience, stating it&rsquo;s unfair to judge Rohit&rsquo;s captaincy based on one poor result in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
India started the series strongly, with Jasprit Bumrah leading the team to a 295-run win in Rohit&rsquo;s absence in Perth. However, under Rohit&rsquo;s leadership, India faltered in Adelaide, where his personal form was underwhelming. Batting at No. 6, he managed just 9 runs across two innings, continuing his struggles against pace.
Kapil highlighted Rohit&rsquo;s proven track record, including leading India to a T20 World Cup win a few months ago. &ldquo;Let&rsquo;s not doubt Rohit Sharma&rsquo;s ability to bounce back. He has nothing to prove; his achievements speak for themselves,&rdquo; Kapil said, expressing confidence in Rohit&rsquo;s ability to recover from setbacks.
The former captain dismissed concerns about Rohit&rsquo;s leadership, pointing out that even stalwarts like MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli faced similar scrutiny after consecutive Test losses. Kapil urged fans to focus on the team&rsquo;s collective potential rather than individual lapses.
Rohit&rsquo;s discomfort against pace was evident, as Australia&rsquo;s Scott Boland and Pat Cummins dismissed him cheaply in Adelaide. He will face mounting pressure in the third Test in Brisbane starting December 14, where India will look to bounce back against a dominant Australian side.

Sanjay Manjrekar analyzes India's bowling struggles in the Adelaide Test, highlighting the absence of Shami, challenges in foreign conditions, and batting woes. Key insights ahead of the Brisbane Test.

Sanjay Manjrekar Critiques India's Bowling and Batting in Adelaide Test Defeat

Sanjay Manjrekar analyzes India's bowling struggles in the Adelaide Test, highlighting the absence of Shami, challenges in foreign conditions, and batting woes. Key insights ahead of the Brisbane Test.

In a comprehensive analysis of India&rsquo;s performance during the Adelaide Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, former cricketer and commentator Sanjay Manjrekar pointed out significant shortcomings in India&rsquo;s bowling attack. Following India&rsquo;s 10-wicket defeat in the second Test, Manjrekar identified key moments and strategies that could have changed the outcome, particularly focusing on the need for persistent bowling in foreign conditions.
Australia leveled the series 1-1 with a dominant display, fueled by strong batting performances from Nathan McSweeney, Marnus Labuschagne, and Travis Head, who built a vital 157-run first-innings lead. Manjrekar highlighted the critical night session of Day 1, where India&rsquo;s bowlers seemed unable to break through, citing the absence of experienced pacer Mohammed Shami as a key factor. Instead, India relied on relatively inexperienced bowlers like Harshit Rana, alongside veterans Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammed Siraj. While Siraj has experience in similar conditions, Manjrekar noted he lacked the same level of threat that Shami would have brought.
During his analysis on ESPNcricinfo, Manjrekar pointed out that the Indian team struggled against Australia&rsquo;s resilience, particularly from young batsmen McSweeney and Labuschagne, who effectively nullified India&rsquo;s attack in the crucial stages. Travis Head's commanding 140-run knock sealed the game for Australia, exposing India's inability to sustain pressure. Manjrekar noted that despite occasional brilliance from Bumrah and Siraj, India&rsquo;s attack did not match the intensity seen in previous tests like the one in Perth.
In addition to critiquing the bowling, Manjrekar also addressed India&rsquo;s batting woes. With scores of just 180 and 175 in both innings, India was undone by Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins, whose incisive bowling exposed the team&rsquo;s vulnerabilities to swinging conditions.
Manjrekar&rsquo;s analysis highlighted the challenges India faces in overseas tours, emphasizing the need for a balanced, experienced bowling attack and resilient batting to adapt to the varying demands of foreign pitches. Heading into the third Test in Brisbane, the lessons from Adelaide served as a reminder of the complexities and unpredictability of Test cricket.

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj and Australian batter Travis Head are set to face penalties following a heated on-field altercation during Day 2 of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval. 

Adelaide Test: Mohammed Siraj And Travis Head Found Guilty Of Breaching ICC Code of Conduct

Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj and Australian batter Travis Head are set to face penalties following a heated on-field altercation during Day 2 of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval.&nbsp;

In a development expected by many, Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj and Australian batter Travis Head are set to face penalties following a heated on-field altercation during Day 2 of the second Test at the Adelaide Oval. The incident added extra drama to an otherwise exciting pink-ball Test between two cricketing giants.
The tension began when Siraj dismissed Head with a well-placed yorker, sending his stumps flying. As Head walked off the field, Siraj celebrated with an animated send-off, which seemed to escalate when the two exchanged words. The altercation caught the attention of the International Cricket Council (ICC), which launched an inquiry into both players&rsquo; conduct.
Travis Head, reflecting on the incident, admitted in a post-match interview, "It probably went a little bit far; that's why I'm disappointed in my reaction, but I stand up for myself." He emphasized the Australian team&rsquo;s ethos, saying, "That's not the way I'd like to play the game, and my teammates feel the same. If I see something like that, I&rsquo;d call it out, which I did."
On the other hand, Siraj shared his perspective with Star Sports, claiming that after being hit for a six, his fiery spell led to a dismissal he felt deserved celebration. He accused Head of verbally abusing him, countering Head's version that he had only said "well bowled." Siraj defended his conduct, expressing, "We respect everyone; it&rsquo;s not like we disrespect other players."
Though the incident raised concerns, neither player is expected to face suspension. Instead, financial penalties are likely following an ICC disciplinary hearing. The cricketing body&rsquo;s role in maintaining the integrity and spirit of the game remains crucial.
By Day 3, it appeared the two players had reconciled. As Siraj came out to bat, the pair reportedly spoke and made amends, with a hug at the end of the match signaling the end of the disagreement. Fans on social media were pleased to see the reconciliation, reinforcing the unifying power of cricket.
Despite the controversy, Siraj and Head's ability to move on highlights the competitive yet respectful nature of the sport. As the ICC&rsquo;s decision looms, it will be closely watched to see how the incident is resolved, further underscoring the importance of sportsmanship even in fierce competition.

Pat Cummins' side qualified for the final of the marquee event after registering a thumping 9-wicket in the 3rd Test against India.

WTC 2023: India qualify for final as New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by 2 wickets 

WTC 2023: India qualify for final as New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by 2 wickets India qualify for the&nbsp;WTC final, to face Australia&nbsp; India qualified after NZ beat SL by 2 wickets in 1st Test WTC 2023 final to be played at The Oval, starting 7th June

Pat Cummins' side qualified for the final of the marquee event after registering a thumping 9-wicket in the 3rd Test against India.

India qualified for their second successive World Test Championship final as New Zealand handed Sri Lanka a thrilling 2-wicket defeat in the 1st Test of their 2-match series.&nbsp; The Men in Blue will now face Australia in the WTC final which will be held at The Oval, London starting June 7th. The much-awaited result came before India's final Test against Australia concluded.&nbsp; Pat Cummins' side qualified for the final of the marquee event after registering a thumping 9-wicket win in the 3rd Test against India. To make it to the summit clash in place of India, Sri Lanka were required to win the 2-match series in New Zealand 2-0, they, however, faltered against the hosts in Christchurch. Also read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ben-stokes-left-furious-after-his-bag-gets-stolen-in-london-1678688026634">Ben Stokes left furious after his bag gets stolen in London</a> India on the other hand needed to win at least 3 games of the 4-match Border Gavaskar Trophy to directly qualify for the final.

The 34-year-old cautiously paved his way to his 28th Test 100 against Australia hitting only 7 fours to reach the mark.

IND vs AUS 4th Test: Virat Kohli gets the monkey off his back, scores 1st Test ton since November 2019

IND vs AUS 4th Test: Virat Kohli gets the monkey off his back, smashes 1st Test ton in almost 4 years Virat&nbsp;Kohli smashes his 28th Test &amp; 75th international ton Virat gets the monkey off his back in Tests, scores a ton vs Australia Virat Kohli's last Test hundred came in November, 2019

The 34-year-old cautiously paved his way to his 28th Test 100 against Australia hitting only 7 fours to reach the mark.

Over 3 years. Time since Virat Kohli reached triple figures in Test cricket but that long wait finally ended in the 4th Test vs Australia.
A rejuvenated Virat continued with his resurgence as he smashed his 28th Test ton in the first innings of the Ahmedabad Test.
While the ex-captain had found his way back in limited overs cricket, he finally got the monkey off his back in Tests too. Kohli who now has 75 hundreds from 494 matches, had scored a Test ton before this in November 2019.&nbsp;
The 34-year-old cautiously paved his way to his 28th Test 100 against Australia hitting only 7 fours to reach the mark.
Though the batting wizard is 25 centuries behind Sachin Tendulkar's incredible milestone of 100 hundreds, it took him a lesser number of innings to reach 75 hundreds. While Virat Kohli took 552 innings, the Master Blaster hit his 75th 100 in his 566th inning.&nbsp;
En route to his milestone, Virat also became the fifth Indian batter to score 4000 Test runs at home. Apart from that, Kohli surpassed West Indies legend Brian Lara to become the second-highest scorer against Australia in international cricket.

Iyer's injury came to light after wicketkeeper-batter Srikar Bharat came out to bat ahead of him after Ravindra Jadeja's dismissal (28).

Ind vs AUS: Shreyas Iyer suffers back pain again, taken for scans

Indian middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer was taken for scans after complaining of back pain on the penultimate day of the fourth and final Test against Australia 

Iyer's injury came to light after wicketkeeper-batter Srikar Bharat came out to bat ahead of him after Ravindra Jadeja's dismissal (28).

Indian middle-order batter Shreyas Iyer was taken for scans after complaining of back pain on the Day 4 of the fourth and final Test against Australia here on Saturday.
Iyer's injury came to light after wicketkeeper-batter Srikar Bharat came out to bat ahead of him following the dismissal of Ravindra Jadeja (28) in the morning session.
Iyer had also missed the first Test in Nagpur due to a back issue before returning for the second game in Delhi.
"Shreyas Iyer complained of pain in his lower back following the third day's play. He has gone for scans and the BCCI Medical Team is monitoring him," BCCI said in a medical update.

Virat Kohli ended his over-a-year-long half-century drought in Tests on Day 3 with an unbeaten 59 vs Australia.

IND vs AUS: Virat Kohli becomes fifth batter to score 4,000 runs at home

Indian batting maestro Virat Kohli added yet another feather to his illustrious cap as he became the fifth batter to score 4000 Test runs in India. 

Virat Kohli ended his over-a-year-long half-century drought in Tests on Day 3 with an unbeaten 59 vs Australia.

Batting wizard Virat Kohli added yet another feather to his illustrious cap as he became the fifth Indian batter to score 4000 Test runs at home.&nbsp; Kohli achieved the feat on Saturday during India's final Test against Australia. He ended his over-a-year-long half-century drought in Tests on Day 3 with an unbeaten 59. While Kohli breached the 4000 run mark in his 50th Test, Sachin Tendulkar tops the list with 7216 runs following him is Rahul Dravid who has 5598 runs, the 3rd and 4th batters on the list are&nbsp; Sunil Gavaskar and Virender Sehwag.&nbsp; Virat Kohli also surpassed Windies legend Brian Lara to become the 2nd highest scorer against Australia with a total of 4,729 runs overall.&nbsp; Lara, on the other hand, has 4, 714 runs. With 6707 runs in total, Sachin Tendulkar is the leading run-getter against Australia.&nbsp;

The two captains, Steve Smith and Rohit Sharma, received the Test cap from their respective prime ministers, Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese.

Ind vs Aus: PM Modi, Anthony Albanese in Ahmedabad for 4th Test 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese who is on a 4-day visit to India attended the first day of the final Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Ahmedabad.  

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The two captains, Steve Smith and Rohit Sharma, received the Test cap from their respective prime ministers, Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese who is on a 4-day visit to India attended the first day of the final Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Ahmedabad. &nbsp;
While BCCI president Roger Binny felicitated Australia's Prime minister Albanese, the secretary Jay Shah felicitated PM Modi. To commemorate 75 years of friendship between India and Australia, the 2 Prime Ministers did a lap of honour on a chariot across the Narendra Modi stadium ground where the 4th test is being played.&nbsp;
The two captains, Steve Smith and Rohit Sharma, also received the Test cap from their respective prime ministers, Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese.

In Cummins' absence, vice-captain Steve Smith will take over the captaincy duties for the Indore Test.

IND vs AUS: Australian captain Pat Cummins to miss 3rd Test due to mother's illness

Australian captain Pat Cummins will miss the third #INDvAUS Test in Indore, with Steve Smith named captain in his absence.

#Cummins #Smith

In Cummins' absence, vice-captain Steve Smith will take over the captaincy duties for the Indore Test.

Australian captain Pat Cummins will miss the third Test of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Cummins, who returned home after the completion of the second Test in Delhi due to his mother's illness, has decided to stay back to be with his family.
In his absence, vice-captain Steve Smith will take over the captaincy duties for the Indore Test that begins on March 1.
Smith, in fact, might end up captaining the Aussies in the fourth Test as well but a decision will only be taken later, depending on Cummins' availability.
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India lost the 3rd Test by 9 wickets and the pitch used in all the 3 Tests in Indore, Delhi and Nagpur has faced harsh criticism. 

Ind vs Aus: Need to be realistic with the benchmarks in challenging conditions - Rahul Dravid

Team India head coach Rahul Dravid feels teams should have realistic expectations from their batters, especially on challenging wickets. 

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India lost the 3rd Test by 9 wickets and the pitch used in all the 3 Tests in Indore, Delhi and Nagpur has faced harsh criticism.&nbsp;

Team India head coach Rahul Dravid feels teams should have realistic expectations from their batters especially on challenging wickets.&nbsp; The coach's comments came after India lost the 3rd Test by 9 wickets and the pitch used in all the 3 Tests in Indore, Delhi and Nagpur faced criticism.&nbsp; Among the Indian batters, only Rohit Sharma has been able to score a century in the ongoing Border Gavaskar trophy. Backing his players, Dravid explained, 'It is not necessarily about scoring double hundreds, there might be scores of 50-60 and these scores are great scores in such conditions' It's just being realistic in our assessment of our batsmen, their averages and their numbers and don't really look so much into it, you have to be realistic about what the benchmarks are now, wat the standards are, Dravid added.&nbsp;

As Indian batter Virat Kohli continues his sluggish form in Test cricket, former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has backed the 34-year-old to regain his form as soon as possible and replicate his white ball form into the longest format of the game 

'Confident he will bounce back' - Ricky Ponting on Virat Kohli's Test form

Australian legend Ricky Ponting has backed Virat Kohli to end his 'drought' in Test cricket soon.

#INDvAUS #Kohli #ViratKohli

"When you are a batsman and you are struggling and not scoring runs, you are pretty aware of that yourself. I am not concerned about this because I am confident he will bounce back," Ponting said on ICC review.

With Virat Kohli struggling for runs in Test cricket, former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has backed the 34-year-old to 'bounce back' as soon as possible and replicate his white-ball form in the longest format as well.
"For Kohli, I have said that over and over, champion players always find a way. He might be in a bit of a drought at the moment and might be not scoring runs which we all expect him to score but he is a realist as well. When you are a batsman and you are struggling and not scoring runs, you are pretty aware of that yourself. I am not concerned about this because I am confident he will bounce back," Ponting said on ICC review.
Having scored a total of 111 runs in the last 5 Test innings in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy, Virat Kohli will be looking for a reversal in fortunes in the 4th Test against Australia that starts on March 9.
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Cummins, who returned home after the early completion of the second Test, has decided to stay back home to be with his ailing mother

IND vs AUS: Steve Smith to captain Australia in 4th Test with Pat Cummins still at home

Steve Smith will lead Australia in the fourth and final Test in Ahmedabad after regular captain Pat Cummins decided to stay back home with his ailing mother.

#INDvAUS #Smith #Cummins

Cummins, who returned home after the early completion of the second Test, has decided to stay back home to be with his ailing mother

Steve Smith will once again lead Australia in the fourth and final Test in Ahmedabad after regular skipper Pat Cummins decided to stay back home with his ailing mother
Cummins, who flew back home after the early completion of the 2nd Test in Delhi, has decided to stay put Down Under with his mother currently under palliative care.
In Cummins' absence, Smith, who led Australia to a resounding victory in the 3rd Test in Indore, will take on the captain's duties once again.
Meanwhile, a decision on Cummins' participation in the 3-match ODI series against India will be taken later.
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"We've definitely put some pressure in that changeroom" -&nbsp; Andrew McDonald on Australia's victory in 3rd Test

WATCH: 'Conditions were extreme for all matches' - Australian Coach Andrew McDonald

While Australian coach Andrew McDonald refused to make a direct comment on the nature of the Indore pitch, he said 'conditions were extreme in all the 3 Test matches'. 

#INDvAUS

"We've definitely put some pressure in that changeroom" -&nbsp; Andrew McDonald on Australia's victory in 3rd Test

A day after beating India by nine wickets in Indore, Australia coach Andrew McDonald refused to make a direct comment on the nature of the pitch that was used but said "conditions were extreme in all the three Test matches" of the Border Gavaskar Trophy series.
The International Cricket Council (ICC) rated the Indore pitch as "poor".
McDonald said his team does not know what sort of a pitch awaits Australia in the final Test match at Ahmedabad but believes the win in Indore has clearly added some pressure in the Indian change room. India need to win the final Test to book their spot in the World Test Championship final.
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Mohd Shami was rested for the third India-Australia Test in Indore due to workload management.

IND vs AUS: Mohd Shami to return for 4th Test, Siraj likely to be rested

After being rested for the third #INDvAUS Test in Indore due to workload management, Mohd Shami is expected to return to the playing XI for the final match in Ahmedabad.

#Shami

Mohd Shami was rested for the third India-Australia Test in Indore due to workload management.

Indian pacer Mohd Shami is expected to return to the playing XI for the final Test in Ahmedabad, having been rested for the third Test in Indore citing workload management.
Mohd Siraj, on the other hand, having played all three Tests till now, will most likely be rested for the final match at the Narendra Modi Stadium.&nbsp;
Both Shami &amp; Siraj are part of the ODI series against Australia. And with Siraj expected to feature in all the three ODIs post the completion of the Test series, the team management is likely to give him some time off in Ahmedabad.
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ICC Match Referee Andy Pycroft had given an 'average' rating to the pitches used in the first two Tests even though both games had finished within 3 days as well.

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: ICC rates Indore pitch as 'poor'

The ICC has given a 'poor' rating to the Indore pitch after the 3rd #INDvAUS Test finished inside 2 days and a session.

ICC Match Referee Andy Pycroft had given an 'average' rating to the pitches used in the first two Tests even though both games had finished within 3 days as well.

The International Cricket Council has given a 'poor' rating to the pitch used for the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-3rd-test-head-labuschagne-s-unbeaten-stand-gives-australia-a-9-wicket-win-in-indore-1677820746466">third India-Australia Test after the match finished inside 2 days and a session.</a>
The Holkar Stadium has received three demerit points after ICC Match Referee Chris Broad submitted his report following consultation with both captains, Rohit Sharma &amp; Steve Smith.
According to the ICC rules, a venue is suspended from hosting international cricket for a period of 12 months if it accumulates five or more demerit points over a five-year rolling period.
Earlier, ICC Match Referee Andy Pycroft had given an 'average' rating to the pitches used in the first two Tests even though both games had finished within 3 days as well.

India were bowled out for just 109 after Rohit Sharma had opted to bat in Indore.

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: 'Things would have been different if we had batted well in 1st inns' - Rohit Sharma

"We need to understand, no matter what the pitches are, you got to come out and do the job" - Indian captain Rohit Sharma was critical of India's abject batting display after their loss in the 3rd #INDvAUS Test.



India were bowled out for just 109 after Rohit Sharma had opted to bat in Indore.

Indian captain Rohit Sharma lamented the team's poor batting display in the first innings for their <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-3rd-test-head-labuschagne-s-unbeaten-stand-gives-australia-a-9-wicket-win-in-indore-1677820746466">loss in the third Test against Australia.</a>
The hosts, having opted to bat in Indore, were bundled out for just 109 inside 34 overs, which eventually resulted in Australia taking a mammoth 88-run lead in the first innings.
And Rohit was critical of India's abject batting display. Speaking at the post-match presentation, he said, "We didn't bat well in the 1st innings, we understand how important it is to put runs on the board in the 1st innings and when they got 80-90 runs lead, we had to produce another innings with the bat but we were not able to do that again. If we had batted well in the 1st innings, things would have been slightly different."
"We need to regroup and try and understand what we did right in the first 2 games. We need to understand, no matter what the pitches are, you got to come out and do the job," he added.

While Australia lost the in-form Usman Khawaja in the very first over, Head & Labuschagne's brilliant partnership saw the visitors cruise home inside 19 overs.

IND vs AUS 3rd Test: Australia thump Rohit Sharma's men by 9 wickets, qualify for WTC Final

Travis Head & Marnus Labuschagne's unbeaten partnership helped the Aussies cruise home in Indore, confirming their place in the World Test Championship Final in June.

#INDvAUS #WTC #WTCFinal

While Australia lost the in-form Usman Khawaja in the very first over, Head &amp; Labuschagne's brilliant partnership saw the visitors cruise home inside 19 overs.

Australia confirmed their place in the World Test Championship final with a 9-wicket victory over India in the Indore Test.
Chasing 76 for victory, the Aussies were rocked in the very first over, with Ravichandran Ashwin sending the in-form Usman Khawaja back for a duck.
Even as Khawaja's wicket raised hopes of an Indian fightback with the ball, Travis Head &amp; Marnus Labuschagne quashed it all with a superb partnership.
Circumspect at first, the duo took the attack to the Indians once they got their eye in. Their unbeaten partnership saw the Aussies romp home inside 19 overs.
The loss meant India are yet to confirm their berth in the WTC final in June. Rohit Sharma's men can book their place in the marquee clash with a win in the 4th Test in Ahmedabad.
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Kohli, who is a regular in the slips, was guiding the ball in the direction of his younger mates during the fielding drill.

IND vs AUS: WATCH! Virat Kohli helps Shubman Gill, Shreyas Iyer with catching practice

WATCH: Virat Kohli helps Shubman Gill & Shreyas Iyer with their slip-catching practice.

#INDvAUS #ShubmanGill #ViratKohli #ShreyasIyer

IND vs AUS: WATCH! Virat Kohli helps Gill, Iyer with fielding drill

Kohli, who is a regular in the slips, was guiding the ball in the direction of his younger mates during the fielding drill.

In a video shared on Twitter by BCCI, Virat Kohli was captured on camera helping out Shubman Gill &amp; Shreyas Iyer with their slip-catching practice.
Kohli, who is a regular in the slips, was guiding the ball in the direction of his younger mates during the fielding drill. While Gill was standing at the first slip, Iyer was stationed next to him at the second slip.
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As Australia look to bounce back after 2 successive test defeats by the hands of hosts India, the Kangaroos tried a creative approach in terms of planning their fielding sessions to replicate the trajectories of the surface and bat.

IND vs AUS: WATCH! Australia get creative with their fielding sessions

Watch how Australia are getting creative with their fielding sessions in order to replicate the surfaces in India.

#INDvAUS 

WATCH! Australia employing new strategy in preparations for third Test in Indore

The video posted by cricket.com.au shows Australia trying to replicate different trajectories off the surface and the bat in India during their fielding sessions.
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With Australia aiming for a comeback after 2 successive Test defeats at the hands of hosts India, the visitors were seen employing a rather creative approach with their fielding sessions.
The video posted by cricket.com.au shows Australia trying to replicate different trajectories off the surface and the bat in India, with assistant coach Andre Borovec talking through the process.
The third Test between India and Australia in Indore begins on March 1.
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India lead the 4-match Test series 2-0 with the third match scheduled to begin on March 1 in Indore

IND vs AUS: Pat Cummins' team would have lost 10-0 if it was a 10-match series - Harbhajan Singh

With India holding onto the Border-Gavaskar Trophy for the 4th consecutive time, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh ripped into Australia, stating that the visitors would have lost 10-0 if it was a 10-match series.

#INDvAUS

India lead the 4-match Test series 2-0 with the third match scheduled to begin on March 1 in Indore

With India holding onto the Border-Gavaskar Trophy for the 4th consecutive time, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh criticised Australia's performance, stating that Pat Cummins' side is only focussing on negative things.&nbsp;
While speaking to Sports Tak, Harbhajan said that India will clean sweep the 4-match series.&nbsp;
He even predicted that if the Border-Gavaskar Trophy was a 10-match series, Rohit Sharma's side would have defeated the Kangaroos 10-0 given Australia's dismal show so far.
He further stated that if there is something on the pitch, Australians will throw their wicket away from the dressing room itself.&nbsp;
India lead the 4-match Test series 2-0 with the third match scheduled to begin on March 1 in Indore.
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