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Virat Kohli's poor form continues in the Sydney Test as he is dismissed for 17 runs, while India are bowled out for 185. 

Kohli's Form Dips Further, First Innings Average Lower Than Bumrah's

This poor run has seen him outscored by his teammate, pacer Jasprit Bumrah, who is now averaging more runs than Kohli in the series after contributing with a valuable 22 in a late innings partnership.

Virat Kohli's struggles in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy continue as he faces challenges Down Under, a place that has typically been a fruitful venue for him. The Sydney Cricket Ground saw another disappointing outing for the Indian batter, where he only managed to score 17 runs before falling to an outside-off delivery from Scott Boland. This marks yet another lackluster performance in what has been a tough year for Kohli in Test cricket.
Since missing the England series earlier in the year, Kohli has had a rough run, especially in the first innings of Test matches. Across five such innings against Bangladesh, New Zealand, and Australia towards the end of 2024, Kohli has managed only 35 runs. In fact, his batting average in first innings stands at a worrying 7.00, placing him among the lowest for players with five or more innings since the start of 2024. Keshav Maharaj sits at the bottom with an average of 5.33, but Kohli&rsquo;s average is still dangerously low in comparison to others, including specialist batters like Aiden Markram.
Kohli&rsquo;s inability to cope with deliveries outside the off stump has continued to haunt him, and his frustration was evident after a decent start that eventually led to another failure. This poor run has seen him outscored by his teammate, pacer Jasprit Bumrah, who is now averaging more runs than Kohli in the series after contributing with a valuable 22 in a late innings partnership.
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India&rsquo;s total of 185 saw Rishabh Pant as the top scorer with 40 runs, but despite Kohli's slump, there is optimism within the camp. The pitch in Sydney, with plenty of assistance for the bowlers, promises a potential turnaround, as Bumrah and the other pacers will hope to replicate their success from Perth earlier in the series.

India faced a tough opening day in the fifth Test against Australia. Rishabh Pant showed grit with a battling 32 despite enduring blows, while Virat Kohli's persistent issues outside the off-stump added to India's woes.

India struggles as Australia dominates Day 1 of fifth Test

India captain Rohit Sharma rested himself from the series finale with Jasprit Bumrah walking out for the toss in his place.

Rohit Sharma "opted to rest" in the team's interest but the same old script unfolded on a new day for Indian batters as they surrendered meekly for a paltry 185 in the face of some hostile seam bowling from Australia on the opening day of the fifth and final Test in Sydney.
Virat Kohli (17 off 69 balls), whose form and technical weaknesses are also under the scanner, was for the seventh time dismissed in the corridor of uncertainty in the tour, a problem that seems incurable at the moment. WATCH: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-virat-kohli-and-steve-smith-s-heated-exchange-after-controversial-catch-at-scg-1735892419675" target="_blank">Virat Kohli and Steve Smith's heated exchange after controversial catch at SCG</a>
At stumps, Australia were 9 for 1 with stand-in skipper Jasprit Bumrah sending the woefully out-of-form Usman Khawaja (2) back in the hut.
Teenage sensation Sam Konstas was unbeaten at 7 after hitting Bumrah for a first-ball four. The 19-year-old also had an animated exchange with the Indian star.
Bumrah opted to bat under overcast conditions and the ultra-defensive approach by Indian batters only compounded their problems with Scott Boland's (20-8-31-4) immaculate length and tremendous discipline leaving them in a disarray.
Mitchell Starc (18-5-49-3) and Pat Cummins (15.2-4-37-2) were equally relentless giving the Indians no room for release shots.
Rishabh Pant top-scored for the visitors with a 98-ball 40, going against his grain to battle it out, taking painful blows to his body in the process.
If Rohit's decision to "rest" was a forward thinking move, the persistence with Kohli is proving to be detrimental and the celebrated batter might just have one more Test innings left to save his place in the traditional format.
"I wouldn't say it's a par score but still a competitive score," said Pant, admitting that the pitch is not easy to bat on.
If one takes away the second innings hundred at Perth out of his last 20 Test innings, Kohli has managed an average of 17.57.
He could have been out off Boland's first delivery but tried to battle hard. However, it has always been that one moment in which his hands and the willow magnetically follow a delivery in the corridor of uncertainty.
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Pant curbs natural instincts for a session
Having copped criticism from all quarters for his bizarre shot selection in Melbourne, Pant, for a change, copped body blows, trying to curb his natural game.
The big-hitter in him came out only on a couple of occasions with one of them fetching him a straight six off Beau Webster.
Pant put his head down and endured nasty blows on his bicep, helmet and twice in the sensitive abdominal area. He and the dogged Ravindra Jadeja (26 off 95 balls) defended dourly as they added 48 off 151 deliveries for the fifth wicket.
Only 50 runs were scored in the second session and trying not to be adventurous proved counter-productive with most batters retreating in a shell letting Boland and company dictate the terms of play.
Finally, Pant's patience ran out and one pull shot too many became his undoing.
India realised they haven't scored enough runs and lost a lot of wickets. The defensive tactic in the second session when the ball got old ended up costing them dearly.
There wasn't much swing on offer despite cloudy conditions but a decent grass cover ensured that Boland's back-of-length deliveries proved enough.
As far as Pant was concerned, the "honest conversations" with head coach Gautam Gambhir seemed to have worked with the southpaw respecting the game situation for most part.
If Pant was disciplined, Shubman Gill's judgement on the last delivery before lunch did cause trouble for India.
Gill (20 off 64 balls) did all the hard work for close to couple of hours before stepping out to Nathan Lyon on the last ball of the session only to be caught at first slip.
In the morning KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal came in to open the innings but didn't last long and the saga of first innings failures continued.

In a YouTube video, Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel called for calm after the stabbing sparked angry scenes outside the church.

'You are my son': stabbed Sydney bishop forgives attacker

In a YouTube video, Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel called for calm after the stabbing sparked angry scenes outside the church.

A Sydney bishop brutally stabbed during a live-streamed sermon said Thursday he is recovering and forgives his attacker, declaring: "You are my son."
Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was slashed in the head and chest by a 16-year-old suspect on Monday, sparking a riot by followers of the Assyrian Christian church in western Sydney.
"I am doing fine, recovering very quickly," said the bishop of Christ the Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley.
The area is a hub for Sydney's small Christian Assyrian community, many of whom fled persecution and war in Iraq and Syria.
Emmanuel has an online following of almost 200,000, galvanising many with his criticism of Covid-19 vaccines and lockdowns as well as Islam.
"There is no need to be worried or concerned," the bishop said in a YouTube video released Tuesday, with audio of his voice accompanied by a photo of him in vestments.
"I forgive whoever has done this act and I say to him: You are my son, I love you and I will always pray for you. And whoever sent you to do this, I forgive them as well."
The teenage suspect was taken to a Sydney hospital after the attack.
Senior police said mid-week his treatment was expected to last for several days.
The bishop called for calm after the stabbing sparked angry scenes outside the church.
Hundreds of congregants and members of the community rushed to the site on the night of the attack.
Some hurled rocks and other projectiles that allegedly wounded police and damaged 50 police cars.
"I want you to always be calm," the bishop said.
"We need to be always law-abiding citizens as well. We need to cooperate with the police directives whether it be at a state level or a federal level," he said.
"We should never forget that we are very blessed to be Aussies, but above all we are Christians and we need to act like it."
Police charged a 19-year-old man Wednesday in connection with the violence outside the church and have warned more will be arrested in the coming days.

A 16-year-old was caught on April 15 for going on a stabbing spree at a church in western Sydney, slashing wildly at the bishop who was giving a sermon.

Sydney church stabbing called 'terrorist' act, teen detained

A 16-year-old was caught on April 15 for going on a stabbing spree at a church in western Sydney, slashing wildly at the bishop who was giving a sermon.

Australian police on Tuesday said a brutal live-streamed knife attack at a church service in Sydney was a religiously motivated "terrorist" act, as they urged calm from the angered local community.
Two people were stabbed when a 16-year-old suspect rushed the dais at an Assyrian church in western Sydney late Monday, slashing wildly at the bishop who was giving a sermon.
The teen was immediately subdued by outraged congregants and taken into police custody.
The alleged perpetrator was "known to police" but was not on any terror watchlists, senior officers said.
"After consideration of all the material, I declared that it was a terrorist incident," New South Wales police commissioner Karen Webb told a news conference.
Webb said the attack was deemed an act of religiously motivated "extremism" that intimidated the public -- adding that the victims were "lucky to be alive".
The head of Australia's leading spy agency said that the suspect appeared to have acted alone and there was no immediate need to raise the country's terror threat level.
"At this stage, it looks like the actions of an individual," Australian Security Intelligence Organisation head Mike Burgess said in rare public comments.
"At this point, there is no indication of anyone else involved, but that remains an open investigation."
Three other people were treated for non-stab wounds sustained in the attack and about 30 more were treated after a riot that ensued outside the church.
For three hours, more than 500 protestors clashed with a phalanx of riot police who battled to prevent them from reentering the church and lynching the teen.
He is now being held at an undisclosed location and is believed to have also sustained knife injuries. Authorities had originally given the suspect's age as 15.
An AFP journalist at the scene late Monday saw projectiles being hurled before police with riot shields and body armour eventually pushed the protesters away from the church.
Twenty police vehicles and some houses were damaged as the protesters threw bottles, bricks and other items.
One officer was "hit with a metal object and sustained a twisted knee and a chipped tooth", police said.
"Another constable sustained a broken jaw after he was hit with a brick and a fence paling."
Calm was eventually restored, but more officers were deployed to the neighbourhood to protect local religious buildings.
<h2>Call for calm </h2>
The incident came two days after a man with a knife killed six people at a shopping mall in the city's east before being shot dead by police.
AFP verified the video of Monday's attack as being taken at the Christ the Good Shepherd Church, which has an online following of almost 200,000.
It is located in Sydney's western suburb of Wakeley, a hub for Sydney's small Christian Assyrian community, many of whom fled persecution and war in Iraq and Syria.
New South Wales state premier Chris Minns issued a joint statement with Christian and Muslim leaders calling for calm.
"We're calling on everyone to act with kindness and respect for each other", the statement said.
"Now is the time to show that we are strong and united."
Assyrians trace their roots to an empire that ruled a swath of the ancient Middle East.
Since that age of empire, they have faced persecution as a religious and ethnic minority distinct from the region's Arab and Muslim majorities.
There have also been schisms within the local Assyrian community over the teachings of the victim Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel.
Australians are still reeling from Saturday's stabbing, which was carried out by a 40-year-old man with a history of mental illness.
In that attack, videos shared on social media showed unshaven itinerant Joel Cauchi pursuing mostly female victims as he rampaged through the vast, crowded Westfield shopping complex in Bondi Junction on Saturday afternoon.
A black ribbon was projected onto the Sydney Opera House on Monday as a mark of respect for the victims of that attack.

People were seen crying and rushing to help the priest by overpowering the attacker, who was later arrested.  

In video, man stabs priest multiple times in Sydney church 

People were seen crying and rushing to help the priest by overpowering the attacker, who was later arrested. &nbsp;

A priest was stabbed multiple times in Sydney during a Chursh service, in second such incident in three days.
A video that has surfaced on social media shows the priest holding a cross in his hands and reading from a text, before the man comes into the frame and stabs him multiple times on his face and neck. &nbsp;
The video shows people crying and rushing to help the priest by overpowering the attacker, who has nowe been arrested. &nbsp; Local media reported that the incident occurred at the Christ the Good Shepherd Church.

Suffered from mental health issue: Sydney stabbing attacker identified, police rule out terror

Suffered from mental health issue: Sydney stabbing attacker identified, police rule out terror

&nbsp;Police have identified the assailant who stabbed six people to death at a busy Sydney shopping center before he was fatally shot by a police officer.
New South Wales Police said Sunday that Joel Cauchi, 40, was responsible for the Saturday afternoon attack at the Westfield Shopping Centre in Bondi Junction, in the city's eastern suburbs and not far from the world-famous Bondi Beach.
NSW Assistant Police Commissioner Anthony Cooke told reporters at a media conference on Sunday that Cauchi suffered from yet unspecified mental health issues and police investigators weren't treating the attack as terrorism-related.
&ldquo;We are continuing to work through the profiling of the offender but very clearly to us at this stage it would appear that this is related to the mental health of the individual involved,&rdquo; Cooke said.
&ldquo;There is still, to this point... no information we have received, no evidence we have recovered, no intelligence that we have gathered that would suggest that this was driven by any particular motivation - ideology or otherwise,&rdquo; he added.
The attack at the shopping center, one of the country's busiest and which was a hub of activity on a particularly warm fall afternoon, began around 3:10 pm and police were swiftly called.
Six people &mdash; five women and one man, aged between 20 and 55 &mdash; were killed in the attack and 12 others remain in hospital, including a 9-month-old child, whose mother died during the attack.
Two of the six victims were from overseas and have no family in Australia, Cooke said on Sunday.
Video footage shared online appears to show many people fleeing as a knife-wielding Cauchi walked through the shopping center and lunging at people.
Other footage shows a man confronting the attacker on an escalator in the shopping center by holding what appeared to be a post towards him.
Cauchi was shot dead by a lone female police officer at the scene.
Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the officer was &ldquo;certainly a hero&rdquo; who's actions had saved many more lives.
&ldquo;The wonderful inspector who ran into danger by herself and removed the threat that was there to others, without thinking about the risks to herself,&rdquo; he said.
&ldquo;We also see the footage of ordinary Australians putting themselves in harm's way in order to help their fellow citizens. That bravery was quite extraordinary that we saw yesterday,&rdquo; he added.
The shopping center remains closed on Sunday and will be an active crime scene for days, police said.

Witnesses said that police shot one of the attacker and the search is on to nab the other accused.

5 people stabbed to death in Sydney mall, 1 suspect shot dead

Witnesses said that police shot one of the attacker and the search is on to nab the other accused.

Five people and a suspect were killed in a Sydney shopping center stabbing attack on Saturday that left multiple people, including a small child, injured, police said.
A single person began stabbing people in the mall, attacking nine people, before a police inspector shot him, Assistant Police Commissioner Anthony Cooke told reporters. Five victims died, he said.
Cooke said the suspect acted alone and there was &ldquo;no continuing threat.&rdquo; He said officials didn't know who the offender was yet, and there was no indication of motivation.
&ldquo;This is quite raw,&rdquo; he said.
Multiple people were stabbed Saturday, and police shot someone, at a busy Sydney shopping center, media reports said.
ABC TV in Australia reported Saturday that police evacuated shoppers at Westfield Shopping Centre in Bondi Junction, which is in the city's eastern suburbs. A New South Wales ambulance spokesperson said that one of two alleged offenders had been shot by police and they were searching for the other, ABC reported. The spokesperson said people were still inside the shopping center.
The Sydney Morning Herald reported that four people died in a stabbing. Police couldn't be immediately reached to confirm the report. The newspaper said one person was also shot, but it wasn't clear if the person had died.
Video showed many ambulances and police cars around the shopping center, and people streaming out. ABC reported that armed police were searching a rooftop parking lot.
Paramedics were treating patients at the scene.
Witness Roi Huberman, an ABC sound engineer, told the network that he sheltered in a store during the incident.
&ldquo;And suddenly we heard a shot or maybe two shots and we didn't know what to do,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;Then the very capable person in the store took us to the back where it can be locked. She then locked the store and then she then let us through the back and now we are out.&rdquo;&nbsp;

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is famous for being the world's largest steel arch bridge.

Watch: Sydney Opera House lights up with Indian colours

The Sydney Harbour Bridge is famous for being the world's largest steel arch bridge.

The Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Opera House here were illuminated with the Indian tricolour to welcome Prime Minister Narendra Modi who visited the iconic landmarks on Wednesday.
Prime Minister Modi was accompanied by his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese during his visit.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is famous for being the world's largest steel arch bridge. It is an imposing steel arch bridge extending from the Central Business District to the North Shore and offers a spectacular view of the Sydney Opera House and the surrounding area of the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The Opera House is Sydney&rsquo;s best-known landmark. It is a multipurpose performing arts facility. The building also houses restaurants and a professional recording studio. In 2007 the Opera House was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The announcement to declare Harris Park as 'Little India' was made by Australian Prime Minister Albanese as he welcomed Modi at the community event at the Qudos Bank Arena.

Sydney's Harris Park renamed as 'Little India' | PM Modi in Australia

The announcement to declare Harris Park as 'Little India' was made by Australian Prime Minister Albanese as he welcomed Modi at the community event at the Qudos Bank Arena.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Australian counterpart on Tuesday jointly laid the foundation stone of 'Little India' gateway to be built in Harris Park as a symbol of the friendship between the two nations and to recognise the diaspora&rsquo;s immense contribution.
Harris Park is a hub in Western Sydney where the Indian community celebrates festivals and events such as Diwali and Australia Day.
The announcement to declare Harris Park as 'Little India' was made by Australian Prime Minister Albanese as he welcomed Modi at the community event at the Qudos Bank Arena.
"The Gateway will serve as a symbol of India-Australia friendship and diaspora&rsquo;s immense contribution to it," the tweet read.
"Harris Park is a thriving, dynamic, multicultural hub known for its blend of cultures and large Indian population," the City of Parramatta said on its website.

A second image that was released by NSW Police is thought to be of a person who was seen in the vicinity of the temple at or around the same time as the first.

Temple vandalised in Sydney: cops release images of miscreants

A second image that was released by NSW Police is thought to be of a person who was seen in the vicinity of the temple at or around the same time as the first.

The New South Wales (NSW) police have released images to seek help from the public to catch the accused of the BAPS Swaminarayan temple, which was found vandalised in Australia's Sydney a week ago, The Australia Today reported. Authorities at the temple in Western Sydney's Rosehill suburb said they found unwanted graffiti on the structure's front wall and a so-called 'Khalistan flag' hanging on its gate, a week ago, on May 5.
The inquiry conducted by NSW police detectives revealed that the incident took place between 1 am and 2 am early Friday morning, reported The Australia Today. After the initial probe, the NSW police have released an image of a vehicle last spotted plying on Virginia Street toward James Ruse Drive, Rosehill, in the wee hours of Friday morning.
They think the passengers in the car might know anything that could help the investigation, or even have dashcam footage. Superintendent Sheridan Waldau, the Cumberland Commander, expressed the hope that someone in the neighbourhood may have some information that could aid in identifying the suspect or the vehicle.
Waldau said, "We are also hopeful that the person, or the occupants of the car, will contact detectives as we believe they could have information crucial to the investigation." A second image that was released by NSW Police is thought to be of a person who was seen in the vicinity of the temple at or around the same time as the first.

32-year-old Ahmed was fatally shot after he allegedly stabbed a cleaner at a train station in Sydney.

Australia: Indian shot dead by police after allegedly stabbing cleaner, threatening cops

32-year-old Ahmed was fatally shot after he allegedly stabbed a cleaner at a train station in Sydney.

An Indian national was shot dead by Australian police on 28 February 2023. He was identified as Mohamed Rahmathullah Syed Ahmed from Tamil Nadu.
32-year-old Ahmed was fatally shot after he allegedly stabbed a cleaner at a train station in Sydney.
He was accused of also threatening and trying to attack law enforcement officers. Police fired 3 shots at him, 2 of which hit him in the chest.

Ambulances were on standby at the airport after the flight issued a mayday call while flying over the Tasman Sea.

Alarm at Sydney airport after plane faces 'engine problem' mid-air before landing safely

Ambulances were on standby at the airport after the flight issued a mayday call while flying over the Tasman Sea.

Emergency services were activated at the Sydney airport in Australia after an incoming plane issued a mid-air mayday alert, which means that it faced "grave and imminent danger".
The Qantas airlines flight, arriving from New Zealand's Auckland, had experienced engine problems, according to Australian media reports. The Boeing 737-800 plane landed safely at the Sydney airport on 18 January 2023.
Ambulances were on standby at the airport after the flight issued a mayday call while flying over the Tasman Sea.

Smith became the first Sydney Sixers player to score a hundred in the Big Bash.

Steve Smith smashes maiden BBL hundred off 56 balls

Steve Smith answered those critical of his T20 credentials in style with a sensational hundred in the Big Bash League.

#BBL12 #SteveSmith

Steve Smith smashes hundred off 56 balls in Big Bash League

Smith became the first Sydney Sixers player to score a hundred in the Big Bash.

Australian batter Steve Smith scored a brilliant hundred of 56 balls for the Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash League.
Opening the batting against the Adelaide Strikers, Smith became the first men's player for the Sixers to score a BBL ton.
The former Aussie captain finished with 101 off 56 balls, getting to his hundred with a six. He hit a total of 5 fours and 7 maximums as the Sixers finished with 203 from their 20 overs.
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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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While Renshaw will continue to feature in the 3rd Test against South Africa, Peter Handscomb has been called up as a Covid substitute in case a replacement is needed during the course of the game.

Australia's Matt Renshaw tests positive for Covid on Test return

Australian cricketer Matt Renshaw, who is part of the Playing XI in the Sydney Test, tested positive for Covid in his comeback Test.
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While Renshaw will continue to feature in the 3rd Test against South Africa, Peter Handscomb has been called up as a Covid substitute in case a replacement is needed during the course of the game.

Australian batter Matt Renshaw's return to Test cricket after a gap of nearly 5 years, didn't quite go as planned after he tested positive for Covid on the first day of the Sydney Test.
Renshaw reported feeling unwell moments before the toss and subsequently returned a positive result on a Rapid Antigen Test.
The 26-year-old will continue to play the New Year's Test while keeping his distance from other players. Peter Handscomb, meanwhile, has been called up as a Covid substitute in case a replacement is needed during the course of the game.
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Though the Men in Blue are done with the pressure cooker game in the opening match but they aren't taking the Dutch lightly

India vs Netherlands preview: IND vs NL Playing XI prediction, Sydney weather, & streaming details

After a morale-boosting win vs Pakistan, a confident-looking Team India will shift focus to Sydney as they take on the Netherlands in T20 World Cup Super 12 Group B game on Thursday

From preview to weather report, here is everything you need to know

Though the Men in Blue are done with the pressure cooker game in the opening match but they aren't taking the Dutch lightly

After a morale-boosting win vs Pakistan, a confident-looking Team India will shift focus to Sydney as they take on the Netherlands in T20 World Cup Super 12 Group B game on Thursday.&nbsp;
Though the Men in Blue are done with the pressure cooker game in the opening match but they aren't taking the Dutch lightly.
Ahead of the clash, bowling coach Paras Mhambrey stated that every game in a tournament like this is important. "Every game from here on is important and every team that is part of this tournament has worked its way up and has done something good and that's the reason they are out here," he added.
The Netherlands impressed in the qualifiers and did well to make it to the main draw. Though associate nations can often spring a surprise but it will be easier said than done against India.
While Virat Kohli once again stamping his authority is a major plus for the subcontinental giants, Rohit Sharma's lean patch is a worry.
Add to that KL Rahul's inconstant run makes the top order a bit wobbly.&nbsp;
The middle order led by Suryakumar Yadav looks rather solid but it's the fast bowling unit which seems India's biggest strength. Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Arshdeep Singh not only picked wickets but proved economical as well vs Pakistan.
Interestingly, this will be the first time India take on the Netherlands in T20Is.
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IND vs NL: Sydney Weather Forecast 
According to Accuweather, the weather conditions on Thursday will be partly sunny and partial cloudy with some rain expected during the match in Sydney. The weather conditions are unpredictable at the moment with winds and thunderstorm expected on Tuesday evening.
India vs Netherlands T20 World Cup live telecast details&nbsp;
IND vs NL Match Timings - 1:30 PM (IST)
India vs Netherlands live telecast: Star Sports Network
IND vs NL live streaming - Disney+Hotstar
India vs Netherlands Playing XI prediction
India Predicted Playing XI: Rohit Sharma (c), KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mohammed Shami, Arshdeep Singh.
Netherlands Predicted Playing XI: Vikramjit Singh, Mark O&rsquo;Dowd, Bas de Leede, Colin Ackerman, Tom Cooper, Scott Edwards (C) , Tim Pringle, Roelof van der Merwe, Shariz Ahmad, Fred Klaassen, Paul van Meekeren
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Indian student stabbed multiple times in Sydney, family seek help from PM Modi
 

Indian student stabbed multiple times in Sydney, family seeks help from PM Modi

According to an Australian media &nbsp;In The Cove report a 28-year-old man was arrested for the attack and has been charged with attempted murder.
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In yet another shocking case a of possible racial attack, an Indian student was stabbed multiple times in Sydney's Lane Cove in Australia.
The 28-year-old student identified as Shubham Garg, from Uttar Pradesh's Agra was stabbed atleast 11 times by the unknown attacker. Garg received life threatning wounds on face, chest and abdomen, according to Hindustan Times report.&nbsp;
Quoting family, the report said, the incident took place in the first week of October. His family has now sought help from the government on social media after failed attempts to visit Garg in Australia.
Kavya Garg who claims to be the sister of the 28-year-old student has sought urgent help in obtaining emergency visa from Prime minister Narendra Modi, UP CM Yog Adityanath and external affairs minister S Jaishankar by tagging them on social media.&nbsp;
"My brother is going through multiple operations and doctor said that infection is spreading in body. Requesting @narendramodi for urgent help on this matter," Kavya Garg tweeted on Thursday.
According to an Australian media &nbsp;In The Cove report a 28-year-old man was arrested for the attack and has been charged with attempted murder.
The report also said that Garg has undergone multiple surgeries due to gruesome attack and remains in a serious but stable condition.
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Hundreds of homes have been inundated in and around Australia's largest city in a flood emergency that was impacting 50,000 people, officials said Tuesday.
Emergency response teams made 100 rescues overnight of people trapped in cars on flooded roads or in inundated homes in the Sydney area, State Emergency Service manager Ashley Sullivan said.
Days of torrential rain have caused dams to overflow and waterways to break their banks, bringing a fourth flood emergency in 16 months to parts of the city of 5 million people.
The New South Wales state government declared a disaster across 23 local government areas overnight, activating federal government financial assistance for flood victims.
Evacuation orders and warnings to prepare to abandon homes impacted 50,000 people, up from 32,000 on Monday, New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet said.

Sydney floods impact 50,000 around Australia's largest city

Emergency response teams made 100 rescues overnight of people trapped in cars on flooded roads or in inundated homes in the Sydney.

Hundreds of homes have been inundated in and around Australia's largest city in a flood emergency that was impacting 50,000 people, officials said Tuesday.
Emergency response teams made 100 rescues overnight of people trapped in cars on flooded roads or in inundated homes in the Sydney area, State Emergency Service manager Ashley Sullivan said.
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Days of torrential rain have caused dams to overflow and waterways to break their banks, bringing a fourth flood emergency in 16 months to parts of the city of 5 million people.
The New South Wales state government declared a disaster across 23 local government areas overnight, activating federal government financial assistance for flood victims.
Evacuation orders and warnings to prepare to abandon homes impacted 50,000 people, up from 32,000 on Monday, New South Wales Premier Dominic Perrottet said.

More than 30,000 residents of Sydney and its surrounds have been told to evacuate or prepare to abandon their homes on Monday as Australia's largest city braces for what could be its worst flooding in 18 months.
Parts of the city of 5 million people are facing a fourth flooding emergency in a year and a half after torrential rain since Friday caused dams to overflow and waterways to break their banks.
New South Wales state Premier Dominic Perrottet said 32,000 people were impacted by evacuation orders and warnings.
The towns of Camden and Windsor along the Hawkesbury river were particularly impacted overnight.
The Bureau of Meteorology says there could be up to 120 millimetres of rain in Sydney on Monday.
Emergency services had made 116 flood rescues in recent days, 83 of them since 9 p.m. Sunday, the Premier said. Hundreds more requests for help were made by Monday morning.

30,000 residents asked to evacuate as Sydney faces fourth flooding emergency in 18 months

More than 30,000 residents of Sydney and its surrounds have been told to evacuate or prepare to abandon their homes on Monday as Australia's largest city braces for what could be its worst flooding in 18 months.

Parts of the city of 5 million people are facing a fourth flooding emergency in a year and a half after torrential rain since Friday caused dams to overflow and waterways to break their banks.

More than 30,000 residents of Sydney and its surroundings have been told to evacuate or prepare to abandon their homes on Monday as Australia's largest city braces for what could be its worst flooding in 18 months.
Parts of the city of 5 million people are facing a fourth flooding emergency in a year and a half after torrential rain since Friday caused dams to overflow and waterways to break their banks.
New South Wales state Premier Dominic Perrottet said 32,000 people were impacted by evacuation orders and warnings.
The towns of Camden and Windsor along the Hawkesbury river were particularly impacted overnight.
The Bureau of Meteorology says there could be up to 120 millimetres of rain in Sydney on Monday.
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Emergency services had made 116 flood rescues in recent days, 83 of them since 9 p.m. Sunday, the Premier said. Hundreds more requests for help were made by Monday morning.

The skyscrapers of Sydney peered out through a thick blanket of fog as Australia's largest city woke up in a shroud on Friday.
Aerial footage from showed the city and its outskirts covered by the fog with only some of its major landmarks still visible.
While Sydney Airport reported no cancellations, some ferry services were disrupted due to the low visibility.

On camera: Sydney wakes up to thick blanket of fog

Aerial footage from showed the city and its outskirts covered by the fog with only some of its major landmarks still visible.

The skyscrapers of Sydney peered out through a thick blanket of fog as Australia's largest city woke up in a shroud on Friday.
Aerial footage from showed the city and its outskirts covered by the fog with only some of its major landmarks still visible.
While Sydney Airport reported no cancellations, some ferry services were disrupted due to the low visibility.
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