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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;

Cameron Green and Mitchell Starc, who are recovering from injury, have been kept for the Test series that will begin from 9th February to 9th March

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Australia announce 18-member squad for 4-match series

Cricket Australia announced an 18-member squad for the Border Gavaskar Trophy next month.

Here's the squad

Cameron Green and Mitchell Starc, who are recovering from injury, have been kept for the Test series that will begin from 9th February

Cricket Australia announced an 18-member squad for the Border Gavaskar Trophy that is scheduled to begin on February 9 in India. Pat Cummins-led team has four spinners which also include uncapped Todd Murphy. Ashton Agar, Nathan Lyon and Mitchell Swepson will be the three other spinners. Peter Handscomb has also got a place in the Test team after a long time. Cameron Green and Mitchell Starc, who are recovering from injury, have also been kept for the Test series that will run till March 13.
Australia Test squad: Pat Cummins, Ashton Agar, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Cameron Green, Peter Handscomb, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Lance Morris, Todd Murphy, Matthew Renshaw, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Swepson, David Warner.

Rishabh Pant, who had another phenomenal year in the Test whites, is the solitary Indian in the Test team of the year.

Only one Indian cricketer in ICC Men's Test XI of the year

While India didn't enjoy a great year in Test cricket, Rishabh Pant was hands down their best player in the longest format. 
Check out why he has been picked in the ICC Men's Test team of the year.

#ICCAwards 

Only one Indian cricketer in ICC Men's Test team of the year

Rishabh Pant, who had another phenomenal year in the Test whites, is the solitary Indian in the Test team of the year.

Wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant is the only Indian in the ICC Test team for the year 2022.
Pant had an unbelievable 2022 in Test whites, scoring 680 runs at an average of 61.81, with two centuries and four fifties in 12 innings.
The fact that all those runs came at an astonishing strike rate of 91, makes him one of the most impactful players in the world.
While the 25-year-old was incredible all of last year, we won't be seeing him in action anytime soon as he's still recovering from the injuries he sustained in a serious car crash in December.
ICC Men's Test Team of the Year: Usman Khawaja, Kraigg Brathwaite, Marnus Labuschagne, Babar Azam, Jonny Bairstow, Ben Stokes (c), Rishabh Pant (wk), Pat Cummins, Kagiso Rabada, Nathan Lyon, James Anderson
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Green, who picked a 5-wicket haul in the Boxing Day Test against South Africa, has a fractured right index finger that will require surgery.

Cameron Green to undergo surgery, Mitchell Starc could be out of first Test against India

While Cameron Green is expected to be fit for the first Test against India, his compatriot Mitchell Starc could be facing a longer spell on the sidelines.
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Cameron Green to undergo surgery, Mitchell Starc could end up missing first Test against India

Green, who picked a 5-wicket haul in the Boxing Day Test against South Africa, has a fractured right index finger that will require surgery.

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has been advised surgery on his fractured right index finger.
Green, who picked a 5-wicket haul in the Boxing Day Test, was hit on the hand by a pacy Anrich Nortje delivery during his knock of 51*. The all-rounder though is expected to recover and be available for selection for the Test series against India that starts on February 9.&nbsp;
Green's compatriot Mitchell Starc though could miss the first Test in Nagpur, having injured his bowling hand during fielding on the opening day of the MCG Test. The pacer's recovery is expected to take longer than Green's since it's a tendon issue.
Both players have already been ruled out of the New Year Test in Sydney next week.
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In ODIs, Shreyas Iyer and Moh Siraj were adjudged the best batter and bowler in the format. 

BCCI names best players of 2022 in all 3 formats

Here's a list of the best Indian players in the 3 formats of the game who starred this year

In ODIs, Shreyas Iyer and Moh Siraj were adjudged the best batter and bowler in the format.&nbsp;

It was a roller coaster for Team India with hits and misses alike. While the Men in Blue had an outstanding year when it comes to bilateral series, they were a terrible failure in tournaments-- unable to lift the Asia Cup and T20 World Cup both.&nbsp; However, as the year ended BCCI named the best batter and bowler in all three formats on 31st December 2022. While the Indian board named Rishabh Pant who scored 680 runs in 7 matches this year was named the best Test batsman, Bumrah with 22 wickets in 5 matches was announced as the best Test bowler&nbsp; In ODIs, Shreyas Iyer and Moh Siraj were adjudged the best batter and bowler in the format. Iyer scored 724 runs in 17 matches, in 2022 and Siraj picked 24 wickets in 15 matches.&nbsp; In the shortest format of the game, Suryakumar Yadav and Bhuvneshwar Kumar were named the best players. SKY collected 1164 runs in 31 matches and Bhuvi picked 37 wickets in 32 games in 2022.&nbsp; Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/2023-i-m-ready-england-pacer-jofra-archer-eyes-strong-comeback-1672564295310">'2023 I'm ready': England pacer Jofra Archer eyes strong comeback</a>

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

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

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

David Warner answers critics with hundred in 100th Test

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

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

Pyongyang has conducted an unprecedented wave of weapons tests this year, including the firing of its most advanced ICBM.

North Korea has successfully tested a "high-thrust solid-fuel motor" with the aim of developing a new weapon, state media said Friday.
Despite heavy international sanctions over its weapons programmes, Pyongyang has built up an arsenal of intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs).
All its known ICBMs are liquid-fuelled, however, and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said last year that developing solid-fuel engines for more advanced missiles was a strategic priority.
On Thursday, he oversaw the successful test fire of a "high-thrust solid-fuel motor", the official Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported.
KCNA described it as an important test "for the development of another new-type strategic weapon system".
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Images released by state media showed Kim observing the test at the Sohae Satellite Launch Ground, as the horizontally placed motor spewed bright yellow exhaust flame.
Another image showed him grinning with a lit cigarette in his hand and a tower of white smoke from the test behind him.
Liquid-fuel rockets are notoriously difficult to operate and take a long time to prepare for launch, analysts say.
They are thus slower, and easier for an enemy to spot and destroy.
Solid-fuel missiles are "more mobile, quicker to launch, and easier to conceal and use during a conflict," said Leif-Eric Easley, a professor at Ewha University in Seoul.
"Once deployed, the technology would make North Korea's nuclear forces more versatile, survivable and dangerous."
Kim said this year that he wants North Korea to have the world's most powerful nuclear force, and declared his country an "irreversible" nuclear state.
The wishlist he revealed last year included solid-fuel ICBMs that could be launched from land or submarines.
The latest motor test was a step towards that goal, but it is not clear how far North Korea has come in the development of such a missile, analysts said.
It is "difficult to assess the thrust output claimed by North Korea," Joseph Dempsey, a researcher at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), told AFP.
"What other technical challenges remain and how far away a flight test of such a system is remains unknown," he added.
Pyongyang has conducted an unprecedented wave of weapons tests this year, including the firing of its most advanced ICBM.
The United States and South Korea have warned for months that North Korea is possibly preparing to conduct its seventh nuclear test.

Delhi govt to provide 450 types of medical tests free of cost from Jan 1

Now 450 medical tests will be provided for free, announces Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal 

Chief Minister Kejriwal has given nod to a health department proposal for making 238 more tests free of cost at hospitals and Mohalla Clinics

Chief Minister Kejriwal has given nod to a health department proposal for making 238 more tests free of cost at hospitals and Mohalla Clinics

The Aam Aadmi Party government will provide 450 types of medical tests free of cost at its hospitals and health centres from January 1, with Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal saying the move will help those unable to afford private healthcare.
The number of medical tests provided free of cost by the city government at present is 212, officials said.
Chief Minister Kejriwal has given nod to a health department proposal for making 238 more tests free of cost at hospitals and Mohalla Clinics, they said.
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Kejriwal said providing good quality health and education to all, irrespective of their economic &nbsp;status, is his government's mission.
"Providing good quality health and education to all, irrespective of anyone's economic status, is our mission. Healthcare has become very expensive. Many people cannot afford private healthcare. This step will help all such people," he tweeted.
The facility will be available to the people of Delhi.

Unadkat who has played a single Test, that too in 2010 against South Africa, is currently in Rajkot waiting for his visa formalities.

IND vs BAN Test series: Jaydev Unadkat receives call-up after 12 years, to replace Mohd Shami

As per reports, Jaydev Unadkat is all set to make his comeback to the international side after 12 years as injured Mohd Shami’s replacement for the 2-match Test series against Bangladesh

#INDvBAN

Unadkat who has played a single Test, that too in 2010 against South Africa, is currently in Rajkot waiting for his visa formalities.

Jaydev Unadkat is all set to make his comeback to the international side after 12 years. The Saurashtra captain has received a call up for India&rsquo;s 2-match Test series in Bangladesh as injured Mohd Shami&rsquo;s replacement.&nbsp;
The 31-year-old left-arm pacer who has played a single Test, that too in 2010 against South Africa, is currently in Rajkot waiting for his visa formalities. He will then join the Team in Chattogram where the first Test will be played starting December 14th. However, BCCI is yet to give confirmation of the development.
Unadkat has had an impressive outing in the recently concluded Vijay Hazare Trophy with Saurashtra, where he picked 19 wickets in 10 games.
Shami who was ruled out of the ODI series, will not play the Tests as well due to his shoulder injury. Apart from him, Rohit Sharma is also expected to miss the Test series due to a thumb injury and Abhimanyu Easwaran who has been playing in the A tour has been called as the opener&rsquo;s cover according to reports.&nbsp;

After sacking the BCCI selection committee, BCCI expects the new chairman to select captains in each format

BCCI to opt for split captaincy; Hardik Pandya to likely take over T20I duties

After another embarrassment on the world stage, Split captaincy seems to be the answer to Team India's problems. 

The new selection committee is expected to select captains in each format. 

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After sacking the BCCI selection committee, BCCI expects the new chairman to select captains in each format

After another embarrassment on the world stage, split captaincy seems to be the only answer to Team India's problems.&nbsp; As per reports, Indian skipper Rohit Sharma will retain the Test and ODI captaincy and Hardik Pandya will be appointed as India's new skipper in the shortest format of the game in the run-up to the 2024 T20 World Cup in USA and West Indies. The 27-year-old has already proven his mettle as the IPL captain by winning the trophy with debutants Gujarat Titans. He also led India to a T20I series win against Ireland. The star all-rounder is also leading the Men in Blue in the 3-match T20I series in New Zealand. <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/bcci-sacks-chetan-sharma-led-senior-selection-committee-invite-applications-1668786152610">After sacking the Chetan Sharma-led selection committee on Friday,</a> BCCI also said that it expects the new chairperson to select captains in each format, a PTI report said.&nbsp; India had an embarrassing finish at the T20 World Cup 2022. The Rohit Sharma-led side faced a 10-wicket drubbing by England in the semifinals Down Under.&nbsp;
Main job duties/responsibilities new selection committee for Team India:
&bull; Select the best possible team in a fair and transparent manner. &bull; Plan and prepare a strong bench strength for the Senior Men&rsquo;s National team. &bull; Attend Team meetings as and when required. &bull; Travel to watch Domestic and International matches. &bull; Prepare and provide evaluation reports of the respective team performances to the Apex Council of BCCI on a quarterly basis. &bull; Address the media on team selection as and when instructed by BCCI. &bull; Appoint Captain for the team in each format. &bull; Adhere to the rules and regulation of BCCI.

A California-based company got closer to pulling off the feat of catching a falling rocket on Tuesday as it seeks to make them reusable for satellite launches.
But after briefly catching a spent rocket, a helicopter crew was quickly forced to let it go again for safety reasons, and it fell into the Pacific Ocean where it was collected by a waiting boat.
Rocket Lab regularly launches 18-meter (59-foot) rockets from the remote Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand to deliver satellites into space.
Their Electron rocket was launched on Tuesday morning and sent 34 satellites into orbit before the main booster section began falling to Earth.
Its descent was slowed to about 10 meters (33 feet) per second by a parachute.
That's when the helicopter crew sprang into action, dangling a long line with a hook below the helicopter to snag the booster's parachute lines.
The crew caught the rocket but the load on the helicopter exceeded the parameters from tests and simulations, so they jettisoned it again.

Watch | Helicopter 'catches' falling rocket

A California-based company got closer to pulling off the feat of catching a falling rocket on Tuesday as it seeks to make them reusable for satellite launches.
But after briefly catching a spent rocket, a helicopter crew was quickly forced to let it go again for safety reasons, and it fell into the Pacific Ocean where it was collected by a waiting boat.
Rocket Lab regularly launches 18-meter (59-foot) rockets from the remote MahiaHel Peninsula in New Zealand to deliver satellites into space.
Their Electron rocket was launched on Tuesday morning and sent 34 satellites into orbit before the main booster section began falling to Earth.
Its descent was slowed to about 10 meters (33 feet) per second by a parachute.
That's when the helicopter crew sprang into action, dangling a long line with a hook below the helicopter to snag the booster's parachute lines.
The crew caught the rocket but the load on the helicopter exceeded the parameters from tests and simulations, so they jettisoned it again.

A California-based company got closer to pulling off the feat of catching a falling rocket on Tuesday as it seeks to make them reusable for satellite launches

A California-based company got closer to pulling off the feat of catching a falling rocket on Tuesday as it seeks to make them reusable for satellite launches.
But after briefly catching a spent rocket, a helicopter crew was quickly forced to let it go again for safety reasons, and it fell into the Pacific Ocean where it was collected by a waiting boat.
Rocket Lab regularly launches 18-meter (59-foot) rockets from the remote Mahia Peninsula in New Zealand to deliver satellites into space.
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Their Electron rocket was launched on Tuesday morning and sent 34 satellites into orbit before the main booster section began falling to Earth.
Its descent was slowed to about 10 meters (33 feet) per second by a parachute.
That's when the helicopter crew sprang into action, dangling a long line with a hook below the helicopter to snag the booster's parachute lines.
The crew caught the rocket but the load on the helicopter exceeded the parameters from tests and simulations, so they jettisoned it again.

For Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane who have long been under intense scrutiny due to their poor performances for an extended period of time will likely face difficulty in retaining their place in group A of BCCI's central contract. Although the veteran batters have received a lot of support from the Team management, they have failed to deliver results on the grounds that has further increased their chances of demotion. While Ajinkya Rahane could collect only 136 runs, Pujara 124 runs in the recently concluded 3-match Test series in South Africa that India lost. Rahane recently lost his Test vice captainship as well. As per a BCCI official, it is only possible for the senior batters to retain the spot if head coach Rahul Dravid decides in favour of them in the central contract that ideally is the indicator of cricketers' performance in a particular season. BCCI has 4 groups, A+, A, B and C, carrying annual retainership of 7, 5, 3 and 1 crore respectively. Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul who are the front runners for future captaincy might join the A+ group that features Rishabh Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah.  

Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane to be demoted in BCCI central contracts? 

After back to back dismal performances, Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane might get demoted in BCCI's annual central contract

Cheteshwar Pujara&nbsp;and Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;might just face a heavy demotion in&nbsp;BCCI's annual central contract due to their extended poor form..
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Although the veteran batters have received a lot of support from the Team management, they have failed to deliver results on the ground which has further increased their chances of demotion.&nbsp;While Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;could score only 136 runs, Pujara&nbsp;got just&nbsp;124 runs in the recently concluded 3-match Test series in South Africa that India lost. Rahane&nbsp;recently lost his Test vice captainship as well.&nbsp;
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As per a Times of India report,&nbsp;it is only possible for the senior batters to retain the spot if head coach&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;decides in favour of them in the central contract that ideally is the indicator of cricketers' performance in a particular season. BCCI&nbsp;has 4 groups, A+, A, B and C, carrying annual retainership of 7, 5, 3 and 1 crore respectively.&nbsp;
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Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul who are the front runners for future captaincy might join the A+ group that features Rohit&nbsp;Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul who are the front runners for future captaincy might join the A+ group that features Rohit&nbsp;Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cheteshwar Pujara&nbsp;and Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;might just face a heavy demotion in&nbsp;BCCI's annual central contract due to their extended poor form.. Although the veteran batters have received a lot of support from the Team management, they have failed to deliver results on the ground which has further increased their chances of demotion.&nbsp;While Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;could score only 136 runs, Pujara&nbsp;got just&nbsp;124 runs in the recently concluded 3-match Test series in South Africa that India lost. Rahane&nbsp;recently lost his Test vice captainship as well.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/ipl-2022-mumbai-indians-sign-record-sponsorship-deal-overtaking-csk-1642743366510">IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians sign record sponsorship deal overtaking CSK</a> As per a Times of India report,&nbsp;it is only possible for the senior batters to retain the spot if head coach&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;Dravid&nbsp;decides in favour of them in the central contract that ideally is the indicator of cricketers' performance in a particular season. BCCI&nbsp;has 4 groups, A+, A, B and C, carrying annual retainership of 7, 5, 3 and 1 crore respectively.&nbsp; Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul who are the front runners for future captaincy might join the A+ group that features Rohit&nbsp;Sharma, Virat Kohli and Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Concerned about the performances of the tailenders in front of top-class fast bowlers, former South Africa bowler Dale Steyn on Wednesday suggested the introduction of f

'Free hit in Tests?': Steyn's suggestion to save tail-enders from 'life-threatening fast bowlers'

Concerned about the performances of the tailenders in front of top-class fast bowlers, former South Africa bowler Dale Steyn on Wednesday suggested the introduction of free-hit in the longest format of cricket.

During Day 2 of the&nbsp;India-South Africa Test series&nbsp;decider, Steyn&nbsp;took to Twitter asked the social media What do they think about the introduction of a free hit for No Ball in Test Cricket.&nbsp;

Concerned about the performances of the&nbsp;tailenders&nbsp;in front of top-class fast bowlers, former South Africa bowler Dale Steyn&nbsp;on Wednesday suggested the introduction of free-hit in the longest format of cricket. During Day 2 of the&nbsp;India-South Africa Test series&nbsp;decider, Steyn&nbsp;took to Twitter to ask the social media users about the thought of the introduction of a free hit for No Ball in Test Cricket.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-3rd-test-always-wonderful-to-play-under-virat-kohli-says-bumrah-1642053383591">Ind vs SA 3rd Test: Always wonderful to play under Virat Kohli, says Bumrah</a> Explaining the season&nbsp;behind his suggestion, Steyn&nbsp;said, 'it will definitely help the bowlers (when batting) survive those extended 7/8 and sometimes 9 ball overs we&rsquo;ve seen happen before&hellip; 6 balls is Hard enough for the tailenders facing a top class life threatening fast bowler.' He also praised Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah who took 5 wickets on Day 2 of 3rd Test, picking up his 7th fifer at the Newlands where he played his debut Test match.&nbsp;

Teachers’ body under aegis of All Assam Sanjyogi Siksha Karmi Union organises sit-in protest, also gherao Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan headquarters in the city

The practice of using animals to test the toxicity of chemicals might be put to an end, thanks to a new study. 
A new high-speed algorithm compares tested and untested chemical fragment compounds in order to predict an untested chemical's toxicity.
Published in the Journal of Environmental Health Perspectives, the details suggests that out of the 85,000 compounds used currently in consumer products, the majority have not been comprehensively tested for safety.
The researchers developed a first-of-its-kind algorithm that automatically extracts data from PubChem, a National Institutes of Health database of information on millions of chemicals.

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