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Australia's Steve Smith dismissed venue advantage concerns after India's Dubai win. India’s effective play, supported by conditions, solidified their victory.

India Shines in Dubai Against Australia

Australia's Steve Smith dismissed venue advantage concerns after India's Dubai win. India&rsquo;s effective play, supported by conditions, solidified their victory.

In a dramatic semi-final clash at the Champions Trophy in Dubai, Australia&rsquo;s captain Steve Smith dismissed concerns about any significant venue advantage favoring India, despite their four-wicket victory over his team.
The debate, fueled by former cricketers and fans, centered around India playing all their tournament matches in Dubai. However, Indian head coach Gautam Gambhir and Smith both rejected the idea that India benefitted unfairly, attributing India's success to their superior performance on the field.
Smith acknowledged India's comprehensive win, stating, "India clearly played superb cricket.
The conditions suited their spinning attack and seamers, and they outplayed us, deserving the victory." Reflecting on the match, Smith noted Australia&rsquo;s decision to bat first seemed wise, especially after Travis Head's quick-fire 39 off 33 balls set a strong foundation.
Australia aimed for a target around 300 runs but fell short, ending on 264, primarily due to the Indian bowlers consistently disrupting partnerships.
Smith commented, "Choosing to bat was correct, we had chances for a bigger score but kept losing wickets at crucial moments. Extending one partnership could have taken us closer to 290 or 300, applying greater pressure."
Acknowledging the tricky batting pitch, Smith pointed out, "The playing surface has endured a lot of cricket recently and is quite worn, which is why no scores over 300 have been seen in the tournament so far. We did well but lacked those crucial partnerships to elevate our total."
During India&rsquo;s chase, Australia&rsquo;s fielding faltered, with Rohit Sharma getting two reprieves in the powerplay and a pivotal drop by Glenn Maxwell, who couldn&rsquo;t secure a one-handed catch to dismiss Virat Kohli. Smith lamented, "We miss crucial chances and in tight games with only 260 on the board, taking those is essential. It&rsquo;s a part of the game, no one drops catches on purpose."
India's victory, while resounding, was marred by fielding slips from Australia, but it cemented their spot in the final, leaving Smith and his team to reflect on what might have been.

India honored Padmakar Shivalkar during the Champions Trophy semifinal. Renowned for his domestic cricket impact, he took 589 wickets. Despite not playing internationally, his legacy inspires future cricketers. BCCI recognized his contributions posth

India Honors Padmakar Shivalkar at 2025 Semifinal

India honored Padmakar Shivalkar during the Champions Trophy semifinal. Renowned for his domestic cricket impact, he took 589 wickets. Despite not playing internationally, his legacy inspires future cricketers. BCCI recognized his contributions posthumously.

India Honors Padmakar Shivalkar in Semifinal

India honored Padmakar Shivalkar during the Champions Trophy semifinal. Renowned for his domestic cricket impact, he took 589 wickets.&nbsp;

During the 2025 Champions Trophy semifinal against Australia in Dubai, the Indian cricket team wore black armbands to honor the late Padmakar Shivalkar. Shivalkar, a giant in India's domestic cricket scene, passed away at the age of 84 in Mumbai.
Known for his crucial role in Bombay's Ranji Trophy dominance, he was part of the team that secured nine titles between 1965-66 and 1976-77.
Following his passing, many former cricketers paid tribute, and the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) chose to honor him with black armbands.
Shivalkar, who passed away due to age-related issues, left a lasting legacy in the Ranji Trophy, boasting an illustrious career that spanned over two decades. In 124 first-class matches, he claimed an impressive 589 wickets, averaging 19.69.&nbsp;
BCCI released a heartfelt statement, mourning the loss of the legendary left-arm spinner and stalwart of Indian domestic cricket. Renowned for his skill and dedication, Shivalkar was particularly devastating in the 1972-73 Ranji Trophy final, where he decimated Tamil Nadu with remarkable figures of 8/16 and 5/18, leading Mumbai to another title victory.
BCCI President Roger Binny expressed his condolences, stating that Indian cricket lost a true legend. Binny highlighted Shivalkar's mastery over left-arm spin and his deep understanding of the game, which earned him widespread respect in domestic cricket. Secretary Devajit Saikia added that Shivalkar served as an inspiration for generations of cricketers, with his consistency and skill setting a high benchmark.
Despite never playing for India, largely due to the simultaneous prominence of Bishan Singh Bedi, Shivalkar's contributions to Indian cricket were recognized. In 2017, he received the prestigious Col. C.K. Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award for his remarkable impact on domestic cricket.
The cricketing fraternity continues to honor Shivalkar's memory, acknowledging his invaluable contributions to Mumbai and Indian cricket. His legacy endures, inspiring future generations.

David Warner and Steve Smith who respectively got 41 and 46 on board scored the most runs for Australia.&nbsp;

Virat Kohli and KL Rahul save the day as India beat Australia by 6 wickets | ODI World Cup 2023

The chasemaster's show was on as Virat Kohli alongside KL Rahul successfully handed Australia a 6-wicket defeat to begin their ODI World Cup with a bang at Chepauk in Chennai.


David Warner and Steve Smith who respectively got 41 and 46 on board scored the most runs for Australia.&nbsp;

The chasemaster's show was on as Virat Kohli alongside KL Rahul successfully handed Australia a 6-wicket defeat to begin their ODI World Cup with a bang at Chepauk in Chennai. Choosing to bat first, a hapless Australia faltered quickly in front of a formidable Indian spin attack. David Warner and Steve Smith who respectively got 41 and 46 on board scored the most runs for Australia. While Ravindra Jadeja got 3, Kuldeep Yadav picked 2 wickets as the Aussies were bundled out for just 199 runs. Chasing the modest target, the Indian team had an ill-fated beginning as they lost 3 wickets at the score of just 2 runs. However, KL Rahul and Virat Kohli joined forces as they steered India's ship with a 165-run partnership. Kohli, though lost his wicket to Josh Hazlewood after getting 85, KL Rahul took India to the finish line as he scored a brilliant 97 not out to help India chase the target in 41.2 overs.

The 34-year-old achieved several milestones while gathering a crucial unbeaten 44

Virat Kohli: Indian batter shares cryptic post after Day 4 | WTC Final 2023 | IND vs AUS

The 34-year-old achieved several milestones while gathering a crucial unbeaten 44

Former Indian captain Virat Kohli who kept India's hopes alive on Day 4 of the World Test Championship final against Australia shared a cryptic post soon after the end of the day's play. The 34-year-old who achieved several milestones while gathering a crucial unbeaten 44, took to his Instagram stories to post a Thich Nhat Hanh quote that read, 'If we have too many worries, fears and doubts we have no room for living and loving. We need to practice letting go'&nbsp; With his knock in the 2nd innings against Australia Kohli surpassed Tendulkar's record in ICC knockouts to hold the record of maximum runs by any Indian in ICC knockout events.&nbsp; India need to chase down a daunting total of 280 runs on the final day of the marquee Test to end their decade long drought of ICC titles.&nbsp;

"India sometimes make the mistake of forgetting, but this one shouldn't be because in the World Cup, we may face Australia again" - Sunil Gavaskar

Australia series loss shouldn't be forgotten because of IPL: Sunil Gavaskar issues warning to Team India

"Now the IPL starts. India sometimes makes the mistake of forgetting, but this one shouldn't be because in the World Cup, we may face Australia again" - Sunil Gavaskar

#INDvAUS #Gavaskar

"India sometimes make the mistake of forgetting, but this one shouldn't be because in the World Cup, we may face Australia again" - Sunil Gavaskar

Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar has said that Team India shouldn't forget the ODI series loss amid the noise created by the IPL that begins on March 31.
Gavaskar said, "Now the IPL starts. This (series defeat) shouldn't be forgotten. India sometimes make the mistake of forgetting, but this one shouldn't be because in the World Cup, we may face Australia again."
Gavaskar further added that India lost the final ODI due to the pressure created by the Aussies. He said the boundaries had dried up and with the batters also struggling to rotate the strike, they played shots they weren't used to.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-3rd-odi-australia-win-series-decider-by-21-runs-1679503152820">India lost the final ODI by 21 runs, going down 1-2 in the 3-match series</a>, their first series loss at home in 4 years.
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(With PTI inputs)

"He only played three balls in three (games) this series. I don't know how much to look into it. He got three good balls, to be honest" - Rohit Sharma

'Played only 3 balls' - Rohit Sharma's verdict on misfiring Suryakumar Yadav

Indian captain Rohit Sharma admitted that Suryakumar Yadav is going through a bad phase but backed the World No. 1 T20 batter to come good in ODIs as well.

#INDvAUS #SuryakumarYadav #Rohit

"He only played three balls in three (games) this series. I don't know how much to look into it. He got three good balls, to be honest" - Rohit Sharma

Indian captain Rohit Sharma has put his weight behind the misfiring Suryakumar Yadav.
Suryakumar Yadav's place in the side has come into question after the batter recorded three consecutive golden ducks against Australia, with <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-3rd-odi-australia-win-series-decider-by-21-runs-1679503152820">India losing the 3-match series 2-1</a>.
His golden duck in Chennai, where he was removed first ball by Ashton Agar, saw him become the 6th Indian batter to register three consecutive ducks in ODIs after Sachin Tendulkar, Anil Kumble, Zaheer Khan, Ishant Sharma &amp; Jasprit Bumrah.
And captain Rohit admitted his Mumbai Indians teammate is currently going through a bad phase but backed him to come good in the future.
Rohit said, "He only played 3 balls this series. I don't know how much to look into it. He got 3 good balls to be honest. Today, it wasn't that good a ball. He should have gone forward. He knows best. He plays spin so well. We have seen that over the last couple of years. That's why we held him back and give him that role for the last 15-20 overs where he can play his game, but it's really unfortunate he could only play 3 balls. That can happen to anyone. But the potential and ability are always there. He is just going through that phase right now."

Warner brought out the 'Pushpa' celebration as the Australian team posed with the trophy.

David Warner celebrates Australia's series win against India in 'Pushpa' style

Australian batter David Warner, a fan favourite in India, brought out the 'Pushpa' celebration during the team photograph last night.

#INDvAUS #Warner

Warner brought out the 'Pushpa' celebration as the Australian team posed with the trophy.

David Warner, a fan favourite in India, found another unique way to celebrate <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-aus-3rd-odi-australia-win-series-decider-by-21-runs-1679503152820">Australia's series win against the Men in Blue</a>.
Warner, whose social media is filled with TikTok videos &amp; Instagram reels put together with Indian music &amp; dialogues, brought out the 'Pushpa' celebration during the team photograph.&nbsp;
As all other teammates posed around the trophy, Warner was captured imitating the 'Jhukega Nahi' gesture from the movie Pushpa.

While it was Australia's 3rd biggest win in ODIs, it was India's heaviest defeat in the format by number of balls to spare

IND vs AUS 2nd ODI: Australia thrash India by 10 wickets to level series 1-1

Australia was expected to fight back in the 2nd ODI and not many expected them to come out that hard. The Aussies thrashed India by 10 wickets to level the 3-match series 1-1.

India made an unwanted record because of this heavy defeat. Tap to know

While it was Australia's 3rd biggest win in ODIs, it was India's heaviest defeat in the format by number of balls to spare

Australia was expected to fight back in the 2nd ODI and not many expected them to come out that hard. The Aussies thrashed India by 10 wickets to level the 3-match series 1-1.
Winning the toss proved to be crucial for Steve Smith as his decision to put India into bat proved right. Indian batters fell like a pack of cards as the hosts were bowled out for a mere 117, their lowest ODI total against Australia at home.
Mitchell Starc the chief destroyer, who picked up his 9th ODI 5-wicket haul, 3rd most in the one day format.
It turned out to be a completely different track when the Aussies came out to bat. Mitchell Marsh and Travis Head smashed a fiery fifty each, helping their side win in just 11 overs.
While it was Australia's 3rd biggest win in ODIs, it was India's heaviest defeat in the format by number of balls to spare.
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Virat ended his hundred draught in Test cricket with a match-saving ton after over 3 years

Virat Kohli puts ICC Test Rankings on fire, Ashwin regains sole ownership of the No.1 spot

Virat Kohli made huge strides in the new ICC Test Rankings for batter as his 186 in the 1st innings of the 4th Test vs Australia.

Here is where Virat now sits on the list

Virat ended his hundred draught in Test cricket with a match-saving ton after over 3 years

Virat Kohli made huge strides in the new ICC Test Rankings for batter as his 186 in the 1st innings of the 4th Test vs Australia helped him climb 7 places to the 13th spot.
Virat ended his hundred draught in Test cricket with a match-saving ton after over 3 years.
In the ICC Test rankings for bowlers, Ravichandran Ashwin regained sole ownership of the No.1 position as James Anderson slipped from the top spot.
The off-spinner ended the 4-match Test series vs Australia with 25 wickets at an average of 17.2.
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KL Rahul also made an impressive return, slamming a match-winning 75 not out in the first ODI against Australia in Mumbai on Friday night.

KS Bharat or KL Rahul? Here's Ravi Shastri's pick for WTC final

Former India coach Ravi Shastri has backed KL Rahul to seal his place as a wicketkeeper-batter for the World Test Championship final at The Oval in June, saying his presence will strengthen the team's batting lineup.

KL Rahul also made an impressive return, slamming a match-winning 75 not out in the first ODI against Australia in Mumbai on Friday night.

Ex-India head coach Ravi Shastri feels KL Rahul should take preference over KS Bharat for the upcoming WTC final which India will play against Australia starting June 7.&nbsp;
Explaining how the 30-year-old's presence will strengthen the team's batting lineup, Shastri said, 'Rahul can bat in the middle-order at No. 5 or 6. In England, you have to generally keep wickets from far behind. You don't have to keep up to the spinners a lot'
While KS Bharat couldn't produce results in absence of an indisposed Rishabh Pant, Rahul, on the other hand, has a good record in England. He has 614 runs at 34.11 with two centuries -- one at The Oval --, and one fifty in nine Tests in English conditions.
KL Rahul also made an impressive return, slamming a match-winning 75 not out in the first ODI against Australia in Mumbai on Friday night.

The hosts will be without Rohit Sharma and T20 skipper Hardik Pandya will lead the Men in Blue in the 1st ODI in his absence.

IND vs AUS 1st ODI preview: Team India's road to ODI World Cup begins with 1st game vs Australia

After winning the Test series 2-1 against Australia, Team India is all set to face the Aussies in a 3-match ODI series as their road to the 2023 ODI World Cup begins in Mumbai.

Here is IND vs AUS 1st ODI preview

IND vs AUS: Team India's road to ODI World Cup begins with 1st game vs Australia

The hosts will be without Rohit Sharma and T20 skipper Hardik Pandya will lead the Men in Blue in the 1st ODI in his absence.

After winning the Test series 2-1 against Australia, Team India is all set to face the Aussies in a 3-match ODI series as their road to the 2023 ODI World Cup begins in Mumbai.
The hosts will be without Rohit Sharma and T20 skipper Hardik Pandya will lead the Men in Blue in the 1st ODI in his absence.
For a change, history is stacked against Team India as Australia is one team which has troubled the hosts at home.
India has won just 2 of their last 6 ODIs vs Australia in India, which includes a 3-2 series win for the Aussies in March 2019.
But with Shubman Gill in cracking form and Virat Kohli back to his best, India will breathe a lot easy.
However, Steve Smith will lead the Aussies in the ODI series as well and with David Warner all set to make a comeback, the series promises to be a cracker of a contest.
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Pat Cummins had returned to Australia after the 2nd Test vs India and Smith was appointed as the skipper for the last two Tests

Steve Smith to lead Australia in the ODI series vs India

Steve Smith will lead Australia in the 3-match ODI series in India as Pat Cummins has decided to stay home after his mother passed away.

Aussie coach Andrew McDonald also gave a major update about David Warner. Tap to find out

Pat Cummins had returned to Australia after the 2nd Test vs India and Smith was appointed as the skipper for the last two Tests

Steve Smith will lead Australia in the 3-match ODI series in India as Pat Cummins has decided to stay home after his mother passed away, coach Andrew McDonald confirmed on Tuesday.
He had returned to Australia after the 2nd Test vs India and Smith was appointed as the skipper for the last two Tests. Under him, the Aussies bounced back to win in Indore and then draw the Ahmedabad Test.
McDonald also revealed that David Warner, who missed the last 2 Tests after sustaining a hairline fracture in his left elbow, has resumed training in Ahmedabad.
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Hardik Pandya also opened up on how he feels about leading in ODIs for the first time

IND vs AUS: Hardik Pandya gives a huge update on who will open for Team India in 1st ODI

Hardik Pandya, who will be the stand-in skipper of Team India in the 1st ODI vs Australia, revealed who will open for the Men in Blue in Rohit Sharma's absence.

Tap to know

Hardik Pandya also opened up on how he feels about leading in ODIs for the first time

Hardik Pandya, who will be the stand-in skipper of Team India in the 1st ODI vs Australia, revealed who will open for the Men in Blue in Rohit Sharma's absence.
Hardik said that Shubman Gill and Ishan Kishan will open the batting for the hosts at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
The all-rounder also opened up on how he feels about leading in ODIs for the first time and revealed that he will not be available for selection for the WTC final.
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Oval is probably as close as you get to Australia potentially in terms of pace and bounce: Steve Smith

'We're pumped': Steve Smith on facing India in WTC final in London

The 4-match Test series may have ended but India and Australia will resume rivalry in June for the ultimate Test of them all when the two sides face each other in the WTC final in London.

Watch what Steve Smith had to say

Oval is probably as close as you get to Australia potentially in terms of pace and bounce: Steve Smith

The 4-match Test series may have ended but India and Australia will resume rivalry in June for the ultimate Test of them all when the two sides face each other in the World Test Championship final in London.
'It's going to be great coming up against India in the final, at the Oval. The wicket there can take some spin at times, particularly as the game wears on. So could be interesting in terms of what what sort of wicket we get. But it's a great place to play cricket. There's usually reasonable bounce and pace for an English wicket. It's probably as close as you get to Australia potentially in terms of pace and bounce,' added Smith.
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compared to what it is like playing in India for India or playing for Australia in Australia, it's not going to be like that: Rohit on playing WTC final vs Australia in London

Rohit Sharma agrees that Team India was following NZ vs SL game during 4th Test vs AUS

After IND vs AUS 4th Test ended in a draw, skipper Rohit Sharma told reporters that the team was following the New Zealand vs Sri Lanka Test, which confirmed India's place in the WTC final.

Watch what the Hitman said about facing Australia in the final

compared to what it is like playing in India for India or playing for Australia in Australia, it's not going to be like that: Rohit on playing WTC final vs Australia in London

After India vs Australia 4th Test ended in a draw in Ahmedabad, skipper Rohit Sharma told the reporters that the team was following the New Zealand v Sri Lanka Test, which confirmed India's place in the World Test Championship final.
'We were keeping a track of what is happening there. And it's, you know, general talk in the dressing room, that happens, that this team is behind, this team is ahead and things like that. It's not like we were sitting in front of the television and watching it,' said Rohit.
He also talked about facing Australia in the World Test Championship final in London in June.
'Speaking of playing them in the finals, it's going to be a different ball game. You know, again, a neutral venue for both the teams. Both the teams have played a lot of cricket in that part of the world. So I wouldn't say it's going to be alien conditions for both teams. But yes, compared to what it is like playing in India for India or playing for Australia in Australia, it's not going to be like that. It's going to be slightly different from that, which I'm pretty sure both teams will prepare for it. You know, whatever time we get after IPL, we will try and find some time and get ready for that.' added Rohit.
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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 26-year-old who suffered the injury during the 2022-23 season of BBL has aggravated his injury while playing for his club side Fremantle on Saturday. 

IND vs AUS: Jhye Richardson ruled out of ODI series, might miss IPL 2023 

In what will be a big blow for Mumbai Indians, pacer Jhye Richardson is set to miss #IPL2023

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The 26-year-old who suffered the injury during the 2022-23 season of BBL has aggravated his injury while playing for his club side Fremantle on Saturday.&nbsp;

Australian pacer Jhye Richardson has been ruled out for the 3-match ODI series vs India, starting 17th March due to a hamstring injury. As per an ESPN Cricinfo report, the right-arm bowler who is a part of the Mumbai Indians squad might not play in the upcoming IPL as well.&nbsp; The 26-year-old who suffered the injury during the 2022-23 season of BBL has aggravated his injury while playing for his club side Fremantle on Saturday.&nbsp; While Richardson has not played for the Aussies since June 2022, he was named in the 16-member ODI squad vs India. However, he has now been replaced by Nathan Ellis.&nbsp;

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