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There was hope when India reduced the Aussies to 47/3 but Travis Head's incredible hundred powered the Aussies to their 6th World Cup title.

Cricket World Cup Final Highlights: Travis Head haunts India yet again as Australia lift 6th World Cup title

Travis Head was the star of the show for Australia as the serial winners lifted their 6th World Cup title.

#INDvsAUS #WorldCupFinal

<h2>There was hope when India reduced the Aussies to 47/3 but Travis Head's incredible hundred powered the Aussies to their 6th World Cup title.</h2>

Heartbreak for Team India! Travis Head was the star of the show for Australia as the serial winners lifted their 6th World Cup title. The hosts were completely outplayed by the Australians in the World Cup final in Ahmedabad. Only when Rohit Sharma was batting, India looked in control. But the captain's downfall in the first innings for 47 saw India succumb to pressure on a slow track at the Narendra Modi Stadium. While Virat Kohli made 54 and KL Rahul top-scored with 66, India could only garner 240 runs, a score that simply wasn't enough. There was hope when India reduced the Aussies to 47/3 but Travis Head rose to the occasion and how! With dew to aid the batting, the southpaw smashed a sensational hundred to take the game away from India in a jiffy. Combined with Labuschagne, the duo put together a 192-run&nbsp;partnership to sink the Men in Blue and give Australia a record-extending 6th title. (Video Highlights to follow soon)
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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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From 65/1, Australia slumped to 113-all out with several batters falling to premeditated shots on a pitch where the ball was keeping low.

IND vs AUS: Jadeja takes career-best 7/42 as Australia lose 9 wickets for 48 runs on day 3

From 65/1, Australia slumped to 113-all out with Ravindra Jadeja picking up his career-best 7/42 in the first session on day 3.

#INDvAUS

From 65/1, Australia slumped to 113-all out with several batters falling to premeditated shots on a pitch where the ball was keeping low.

An implosion from the visitors on day 3!
Ravindra Jadeja finished with his career-best figures of 7/42 as Australia committed hara-kiri in Delhi.
Starting the day at 61/1, Travis Head added 4 runs to his overnight score before Ashwin picked him off.&nbsp;
The slide started there as Australia lost 9 wickets for just 48 runs in the first session. Their batters, one after the other, fell trying to play premeditated sweeps.&nbsp;
From a position of strength at 65/1, they were bowled out for just 113 to give India a 115-run target for a 2-0 lead.
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Jadeja's 5-fer included key wickets of Marnus Labuschagne & Steve Smith - the top scorers for the visitors in the first innings.

IND vs AUS: Jadeja shines on India return, Ashwin completes 450 wkts as AUS bowled out for 177

Playing his first match for India since the Asia Cup last year, Ravindra Jadeja bamboozled the Aussies, picking up his 11th 5-wicket haul to bowl the visitors out for just 177.

#INDvAUS #BorderGavaskarTrophy #Jadeja

Jadeja's 5-fer included key wickets of Marnus Labuschagne &amp; Steve Smith - the top scorers for the visitors in the first innings.

Sir Ravindra Jadeja is back with a bang! While the Nagpur pitch dominated headlines before the start of the first Test, it was Jadeja who stole the limelight on the opening day.
The Indian all-rounder, who was playing his first international match since the Asia Cup last year, bamboozled the Aussies with his sensational bowling performance.
The left-arm spinner picked up his 11th 5-wicket haul in Tests, finishing with figures of 5/47 as the visitors were bowled out for just 177. His 5-fer included key wickets of Marnus Labuschagne &amp; Steve Smith - the top scorers for the visitors in the first innings.
His spin partner, Ravichandran Ashwin, also reached the landmark of 450 wickets in the innings. Ashwin finished with 3/42 to take his Test tally to 452 scalps.
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England batsman Joe Root has claimed the top spot among the batsmen in the latest ICC Test Rankings.
The former England captain ended Australia's Marnus Labuschagne's reign as the top Test batsman in the world.
Root recently became only the second Englishman after former captain Alastair Cook to cross the 10,000-run mark in the longest format.
The 31-year-old has been on a sensational run in Tests over the last couple of seasons. The Yorkshireman has already scored 4 centuries this year alone.
Australia's Steve Smith stays third on the rankings, while Pakistani skipper Babar Azam & New Zealand captain Kane Williamson complete the top five.

Joe Root becomes No. 1 Test Batter in latest ICC rankings

Former England captain Joe Root dethrones Australia's Marnus Labuschagne, becomes the No. 1 Test batter in the world.

Joe Root becomes No. 1 Test Batter in Tests

Joe Root ends&nbsp;Marnus Labuschagne's reign as the top Test batter in the world

England batter Joe Root has claimed the top spot among the batters in the latest ICC Test Rankings.
 The former England captain ended Australia's Marnus Labuschagne's reign as the top Test batter in the world.
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Root recently became only the second Englishman after former captain Alastair Cook to cross the 10,000-run mark in the longest format.
The 31-year-old has been on a sensational run in Tests over the last couple of seasons. The Yorkshireman has already scored 4 centuries this year alone.
Australia's Steve Smith stays third on the rankings, while Pakistani skipper Babar Azam &amp; New Zealand captain Kane Williamson complete the top five.
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The Aussies batters may be tough to deceive in their own backyard but one thing the new generation of Australian batters is not too familiar with is playing spinners in the subcontinent. 
As Australia prepares for its historic tour to Pakistan, Marnus Labuschagne believes that the only part that they don't have cover for is spin. 
A video of Labuschagne went viral on social media where he prepared a batting track on a mat with aluminium and metal pieces to simulate spin conditions in his backyard. The 27-year-old revealed that he consulted Steve Smith before coming up with that idea.
Australia will play 3 Tests, 3 ODIs and a lone T20 match in Pakistan starting March 4.
Also read: Rohit Sharma wants to shed the 'Chase Masters' tag. Here's why it's a masterstroke
 

AUS vs PAK: Marnus Labuschagne ready for the spin challenge in Pakistan

As Australia gear up for its historic tour to Pakistan, Marnus Labuschagne opens up about how he has been preparing for the tough spinning tracks in the subcontinent 

The Aussies batters may be tough to deceive&nbsp;in their own backyard but one thing the new generation of Australian batters is not too familiar with is playing spinners in the subcontinent.&nbsp;
As Australia prepares for its historic tour to Pakistan, Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;believes the only part that they don't have cover for is spin.
BITE: MARNUS&nbsp;LABUSCHAGNE, Cricketer, Australia
'One part that we don't have cover is spin, you know, we don't necessarily have too many wickets around the country that spin. PATCH&nbsp;You can only do your best with recreating conditions that you face. And then sort of from there, you just try and make sure you're prepared when you get out there.'
A video of Labuschagne&nbsp;went viral on social media where he&nbsp;prepared a batting track on a mat with aluminium and metal pieces to simulate spin conditions in his backyard. The 27-year-old revealed that he consulted Steve Smith before coming up with that idea.
BITE: MARNUS&nbsp;LABUSCHAGNE, Cricketer, Australia
'I was actually on the phone to Steve (Smith), and he is like, nah, nah, nah, that's not good. You got gotta you got to you got to actually cut the pieces up so that know small pieces. So you can't really predict at all what the wicket is going to do. So I sort of cut them up into smaller, smaller pieces, put them around and try to line it up so that, you know, it was on the right line.'
Australia will play 3 Tests, 3 ODIs and a lone T20 match in Pakistan starting March 4.&nbsp;&nbsp;

As Australia gear up for its historic tour to Pakistan, Marnus Labuschagne opens up about how he came up with the idea of preparing a batting track on a mat with aluminium and metal pieces

The Aussies batters may be tough to deceive&nbsp;in their own backyard but one thing the new generation of Australian batters is not too familiar with is playing spinners in the subcontinent.&nbsp;
As Australia prepares for its historic tour to Pakistan, Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;believes that the only part that they don't have cover for is spin.&nbsp;
A video of Labuschagne&nbsp;went viral on social media where he&nbsp;prepared a batting track on a mat with aluminium and metal pieces to simulate spin conditions in his backyard. The 27-year-old revealed that he consulted Steve Smith before coming up with that idea.
Australia will play 3 Tests, 3 ODIs and a lone T20 match in Pakistan starting March 4.
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Marnus Labuschagne's antics on the pitch are very well known. His ability to be dramatic, weird and safe at the same time baffles many former cricketers and fans alike. But on Friday, Labuschagne's dismissal once again baffled everyone in the cricket fraternity. 
Also read: 
While batting in Australia's 1st innings during the 5th and final Ashes Test, Labuschagne was at his usual dramatic self. But a straight forward delivery castled the Aussie batter as he fell on the pitch as the ball crashed into the stumps. 
The dismissal was funny, weird and strange all rolled into one and as usual it sparked off a meme fest on social media. Australia have already retained the Ashes and lead the 5-match Test series 3-0 as the two teams are battling it out in the final game which is being played with a pink-ball in Hobart. 

Ashes 5th Test: Marnus Labuschagne gets dismissed in the weirdest possible manner

Marnus Labuschagne's dismissal was funny, weird and strange all rolled into one and as usual it sparked off a meme fest on social media

Marnus Labuschagne's&nbsp;antics on the pitch are very well known. His ability to be dramatic, weird and safe at the same time baffles many former cricketers and fans alike. But on Friday,&nbsp;Labuschagne's&nbsp;dismissal once again baffled everyone in the cricket fraternity.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;
While batting in Australia's 1st innings during the 5th and final Ashes Test,&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;was at his usual dramatic self. But a straight forward delivery castled the Aussie batter as he fell on the pitch as the ball crashed into the stumps.&nbsp;
The dismissal was funny, weird and strange all rolled into one and as usual it sparked off a meme&nbsp;fest on social media. Australia have already retained the Ashes and lead the 5-match Test series 3-0 as the two teams are battling it out in the final game which is being played with a pink-ball in Hobart.&nbsp;

In the final Test of the series which is being played with a pink-ball, Marnus Labuschagne was dismissed by Stuart Broad in a comical manner

Marnus Labuschagne's&nbsp;antics on the pitch are very well known. His ability to be dramatic, weird and safe at the same time baffles many former cricketers and fans alike. But on Friday,&nbsp;Labuschagne's&nbsp;dismissal once again baffled everyone in the cricket fraternity.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;
While batting in Australia's 1st innings during the 5th and final Ashes Test,&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;was at his usual dramatic self. But a straightforward delivery castled the Aussie batter as he fell on the pitch as the ball crashed into the stumps.&nbsp;
The dismissal was funny, weird and strange all rolled into one and as usual, it sparked off a meme&nbsp;fest on social media. Australia have already retained the Ashes and lead the 5-match Test series 3-0 as the two teams are battling it out in the final game which is being played with a pink-ball in Hobart.&nbsp;

Australia dominated Day 1 of the 2nd Ashes Test vs England by scoring 221/2. After losing captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;before the toss due to Covid-19 protocols, Steve Smith was handed the captaincy duties for the first time after the infamous ball-tampering sandpaper-gate scandal in 2018.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;Steve Smith to captain Australia, Pat Cummins ruled out due to Covid scare
After winning the toss, Smith made the right choice by batting first but Australia soon lost the wicket of opener Marcus Harris who was dismissed for a disappointing score of 3. Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;then partnered with David Warner as the pair batted with extreme caution against the pink ball. James Anderson and Stuart Broad were bowling probing lines in Adelaide but Labuschagne&nbsp;and Warner put on 172 for the 2nd wicket.&nbsp;
Warner was dismissed for heartbreaking 95 after working hard to reach a possible hundred. Labuschagne&nbsp;then partnered with stand-in skipper Steve Smith to add another 45 runs together as the day ended with Australia at 221/2. Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;remained unbeaten on 95 as he looks confident to get to his 6th Test hundred.&nbsp;

Ashes 2nd Test: Labuschagne, Warner power Australia to 221/2 at stumps vs England on Day 1

Marnus Labuschagne remained unbeaten on 95 at stumps on day 1 of the 2nd Ashes Test in Adelaide as he looks confident to get to his 6th Test hundred 

Australia dominated Day 1 of the 2nd Ashes Test vs England by scoring 221/2. After losing captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;before the toss due to Covid-19 protocols, Steve Smith was handed the captaincy duties for the first time after the infamous ball-tampering sandpaper-gate scandal in 2018.&nbsp;
After winning the toss, Smith made the right choice by batting first but Australia soon lost the wicket of opener Marcus Harris who was dismissed for a disappointing score of 3. Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;then partnered with David Warner as the pair batted with extreme caution against the pink ball. James Anderson and Stuart Broad were bowling probing lines in Adelaide but Labuschagne&nbsp;and Warner put on 172 for the 2nd wicket.&nbsp;
Warner was dismissed for heartbreaking 95 after working hard to reach a possible hundred. Labuschagne&nbsp;then partnered with stand-in skipper Steve Smith to add another 45 runs together as the day ended with Australia at 221/2. Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;remained unbeaten on 95 as he looks confident to get to his 6th Test hundred.&nbsp;

Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;remained unbeaten on 95 whereas David Warner was dismissed for the same score on Day 1 of the Day-night Test vs England in Adelaide&nbsp;

Australia dominated Day 1 of the 2nd Ashes Test vs England by scoring 221/2. After losing captain Pat Cummins&nbsp;before the toss due to Covid-19 protocols, Steve Smith was handed the captaincy duties for the first time after the infamous ball-tampering sandpaper-gate scandal in 2018.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-steve-smith-to-captain-australia-pat-cummins-ruled-out-due-to-covid-scare-1639627208491" target="_blank">Steve Smith to captain Australia, Pat Cummins ruled out due to Covid scare</a>
After winning the toss, Smith made the right choice by batting first but Australia soon lost the wicket of opener Marcus Harris who was dismissed for a disappointing score of 3. Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;then partnered with David Warner as the pair batted with extreme caution against the pink ball. James Anderson and Stuart Broad were bowling probing lines in Adelaide but Labuschagne&nbsp;and Warner put on 172 for the 2nd wicket.&nbsp;
Warner was dismissed for heartbreaking 95 after working hard to reach a possible hundred. Labuschagne&nbsp;then partnered with stand-in skipper Steve Smith to add another 45 runs together as the day ended with Australia at 221/2. Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;remained unbeaten on 95 as he looks confident to get to his 6th Test hundred.&nbsp;

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