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He further suggested a way to make ODIs entertaining and indicated that the current format is heavy on bowlers.

Test cricket needs to be more engaging, ODI is becoming monotonous: Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar feels in order to keep the primacy and attractiveness of Test cricket intact, one shouldn't look at how many days the match ends, but instead, the focus should be on garnering more eyeballs.

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He further suggested a way to make ODIs entertaining and indicated that the current format is heavy on bowlers.

Sachin Tendulkar feels in order to keep the primacy and attractiveness of Test cricket intact, one shouldn't look at how many days the match ends, but instead, the focus should be on garnering more eyeballs.
The legendary cricketer is also finding current ODI cricket, a bit of a drag and wouldn't mind a change in format.
Three of the Border-Gavaskar Tests between India and Australia recently ended inside two-and-a-half days, leading to a massive criticism of pitches, but Tendulkar said it is part and parcel of cricketer's job to play on different surfaces.
"We need to understand one thing, Test cricket should be engaging and it should not be about how many days it lasts, five days or whatever. We (cricketers) are meant to play on different surfaces; be it a bouncy track, a fast track, slow track, turning track, swinging conditions, seaming conditions with different balls," opined Tendulkar on Sports Tak.
He also said that at a time when the ICC, MCC and other cricketing bodies are talking about making Test cricket entertaining and the No.1 format, there was no harm in matches ending in three days. Besides, touring teams should not think that they will get featherbeds and they should make thorough preparations.
"When you tour, there are not easy conditions. You need to understand what's happening, assess everything and then start planning things. For me, the most important factor is the kind of surface that we play on because that is the heart of Test cricket.
"All the guys, including the ICC, MCC, etc, we are talking about Test cricket. How Test cricket can continue to be the No.1 format. So, if we want that, then we need to have something for the bowlers because bowlers ask a question (off) every ball and the batter has to answer that. So, if that question itself is not interesting enough, how are you going to have more eyeballs?'
He indicated sports should be result-oriented and everyone should go home knowing "who won, who lost".
"We should not be bothered too much about the number of days. I feel it should be whether the match was exciting enough or not. Nobody wants to go back home not knowing who has won and who has lost," added Tendulkar.
He also said there was no harm in giving the new ball to a spinner if the surface so demanded.
"Instead of a fast bowler bowling an opening spell, why cannot a spinner be bowling a wonderful spell. It's just a different kind of surface we are playing on and that should also be challenging enough for batters to go out there and express themselves ... if somebody has batted well, he gets runs, simple." With former India coach Ravi Shastri wanting ODI cricket to change with the times and be made a 40-over-a-side affair, Tendulkar agreed that the format was getting monotonous and suggested a way to make it entertaining.
"It's getting monotonous, without a doubt. There are two parts to it. One is the current format and the next which I feel that should be played.
"The current format, which has been there for a while now is two new balls (per innings). When you have two new balls, you have kind of eliminated reverse swing. Even though, we are in the 40th over of the game, it's just the 20th over of that ball. And the ball only starts reversing around the 30th over. That element is missing today because of two new balls. The current format, I feel, is heavy on bowlers." Right now, the game is becoming too predictable. From the 15th to the 40th over, its losing its momentum. It's getting boring.
He opined, that while there was no harm in retaining the 50-over format, teams should alternate between batting and bowling after every 25 overs, as that will give the opponents level-playing ground and take toss, dew factor and other conditions out of the equation.
"So, both teams bowl in the first and the second half. Commercially too it is more viable as there will be three innings breaks instead of two." Tendulkar advocated that with the Covid-19 pandemic history now, the ICC should reverse its rule on disallowing the use of saliva to shine the ball.
"I am no medical expert but I think it should (saliva) be back because it happened over 100 years. Guys have used saliva and nothing drastic has happened. A couple of years in between were challenging and rightly so that decision (to ban the use of saliva to polish the ball) was taken, but now it's (Covid-19) behind us," said the legendary batter.

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with KL Rahul as the wicketkeeper-batter for the WTC Final against Australia in June purely because of the latter's batting abilities.

Sunil Gavaskar backs this wicketkeeper in Team India playing XI in WTC Final

Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with this wicketkeeper in WTC final

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With Rishabh Pant out of the picture with a long term injury, KS Bharat was chosen as his replacement for the Border Gavaskar Trophy where the 29-year-old failed to impress with his bat and didn't look confident with his role behind the stumps as well.

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar feels that Indian captain Rohit Sharma should consider replacing KS Bharat with KL Rahul as the wicketkeeper-batter for the WTC Final against Australia in June purely because of the latter's batting abilities.
"You can see KL Rahul as a wicketkeeper. If he bats at No.5 or 6 in at the Oval (in the WTC final) then our batting will be stronger. Because he batted really well in England last year. He scored a century at the Lord's. Keep KL Rahul in mind when you pick your XI for the WTC final," Gavaskar told Sports Tak.
With Rishabh Pant out of the picture with a long-term injury, KS Bharat was chosen as his replacement for the Border Gavaskar Trophy where the 29-year-old failed to impress with the bat and didn't look confident with his role behind the stumps as well.
KL Rahul was recently removed from his role as vice-captain of the Test squad and not chosen for the last 2 Tests against Australia after failing to even cross the 30-run mark in his last 10 Test innings.
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Fomrer Australian pacer Brett lee feels that young Indian pacer Umran Malik should be included in the Test squad for India considering the absence of injured Jasprit Bumrah.

'He is a superstar in the making' - Brett Lee backs Indian pacer to play Test cricket

Former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has backed this young Indian pacer to replace an injured Jasprit Bumrah in India's Test side.

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'He is a superstar in the making' - Brett Lee backs this Indian pacer to play Test cricket

Lee also shared an advice for Jasprit Bumrah who has been out of action for a long time with a back injury and said that the latter would need to make some changes in his bowling routine after his return for him to take the pressure off his back while bowling

Fomrer Australian pacer Brett lee feels that young Indian pacer Umran Malik should be included in the Test squad for India considering the absence of injured Jasprit Bumrah.
"He is good enough in my opinion. He has got good pace, got nice action and runs in well with a beautiful approach. So yes he can be injected," Brett Lee said on the sidelines of Legends League Cricket in Doha.
&ldquo;He is a superstar in the making&rdquo; Lee added.
Lee also had a piece of advice for Jasprit Bumrah who has been out of action for a long time with a back injury and said that the latter would need to make some changes in his bowling routine after his return for him to take the pressure off his back while bowling.
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It took Virat Kohli 1205 days, to finally break his century drought in Tests as he tamed Australia with a gritty 186 in the 4th Test in Ahmedabad.

IND vs AUS: Cricketing fraternity lauds Virat Kohli after his gritty 186 in 4th Test

Virat Kohli gets heaps of praises on social media after his long awaited Test ton against Australia

The cricketing fraternity lauded Kohli's mammoth knock with former cricketers to experts lavishing praise on the King.

It took Virat Kohli 1205 days, to finally break his century drought in Tests as he tamed Australia with a gritty 186 in the 4th Test in Ahmedabad.
The cricketing fraternity lauded his mammoth knock with former cricketers to experts lavishing praise on the King.
Ex-India captain Virender Sehwag termed Kohli's century as exceptional, while Wasim Jaffer and Ian Bishop also commended Virat's performance on social media.
Kohli's 28th Test hundred took his total tally in international cricket to 75.
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Virat Kohli and Axar Patel's 162-run stand for the sixth wicket helped India take a 91-run lead at the end of their innings.

IND vs AUS 4th test: Virat Kohli's 186 steers India to 571, AUS trail by 88 runs at stumps

Virat Kohli missed out on his double ton as India lead by 88 runs at the end of Day 4

Coming out to bat again, Australia ended the day on 3 runs as openers Travis Head and Matthew Kuhnemann look to give the Aussies a good start with Australia trailing by 88 runs.

Virat Kohli and Axar Patel's 162-run stand for the sixth wicket helped India take a 91-run lead at the end of their innings.
Resuming at 289 for 3 on Sunday, India lost its first wicket of the day when Todd Murphy dismissed Ravindra Jadeja for 28. It was followed by Nathan Lyon dismissing KS Bharat for 44 runs.
Virat Kohli then stood tall with a solid 186 but missed out on what would have been his 8th Test double hundred.
Nathan Lyon and Todd Murphy picked three wickets apiece in the innings.
Coming out to bat again, Australia ended the day on 3 runs as openers Travis Head and Matthew Kuhnemann look to give the Aussies a good start with Australia trailing by 88 runs.
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Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin came up with a blunt statement on Indian cricket while commending the performance of Australia's Cameron Green in the 4th Test against India saying that players like Cameron are well groomed in Australia

'We can't protect such players..' - Ravichandran Ashwin's statement on Indian cricket

Ravichandran Ashwin puts out a blunt statement on Indian cricket

Here's what he said..

Ashwin who dismissed Green in the first innings after his 114-run knock, said that the big amount that the all-rounder fetched at the 2023 IPL auction showed how valuable he is.

Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin came up with a blunt statement on Indian cricket while commending the performance of Australia's Cameron Green in the 4th Test against India saying that players like Cameron are well groomed in Australia or England whereas the same can't be said with the Indian players.
"India is very different. We can't protect such players for longer periods of time. It is perform or perish (in India). In countries like Australia and England, these cricketers are groomed pretty well. Expect Cameron Green to be a wonderful cricketer down the line," He added.
Ashwin who dismissed Green in the first innings after his 114-run knock, &nbsp;said that the big amount that the all-rounder fetched at the 2023 IPL auction showed how valuable he is.
Cameron Green's 114 runs off 170 balls helped the Aussies put up a strong total of 480 in the first innings of the 4th Test.
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The end of Day 2 of the fourth test between India and Australia saw Virat Kohli being welcomed in a loud and passionate manner by the Ahmedabad crowd as he made his way to the ground for some batting practice.

WATCH! Virat Kohli's surprise entry to the field makes Indian fans go crazy

Virat Kohli sent the Ahmedabad crowd into a frenzy with his surprise entry to the field during Day 2 of the 4th Test

Watch the video here

The 34-year-old was seen coming from the dugout with a bat tucked in his hand while Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill were batting at the crease which turned all the attention towards Kohli, sending fans into a frenzy at the Narendra Modi Stadium.

The end of Day 2 of the fourth test between India and Australia saw Virat Kohli being welcomed in a loud and passionate manner by the Ahmedabad crowd as he made his way to the ground for some batting practice.
The 34-year-old came from the dugout with a bat tucked in his hand while Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill were batting at the crease which turned all the attention towards Kohli, sending fans into a frenzy at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
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While the former Australian players and experts are criticizing the Aussie players for the poor show in the first 2 Tests in India, former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar feels that the real blame should be shifted to the Australian team selectors

'If they have any sense..,' - Sunil Gavaskar hits out at Australian selectors

Former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar feels the Australian selectors should resign.
Here's why

#INDvAUS

"If they have any sense of responsibility the selectors should resign even if Australia make a stunning comeback and win the next two Tests and level the series," Gavaskar said.

While the former Australian players and experts criticised the Aussie players for their poor show in the first 2 Tests in India, former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar feels that the real blame lies with the Aussie selectors who picked injured players in the squad.
"While the ex-Australian players on the various media platforms are having a real go at their players, the ones who should be the real targets are the Australian selectors. How can they pick three players (Hazlewood, Starc, and Cameron Green) who they knew would not be available for selection for the first two Test matches? That is, for half the series, the team management had only 13 players to pick from," Gavaskar said.
"Then they fly in a newcomer (Matthew Kuhnemann) when they had a similar player already in the team. If they didn't think the player in the team was good enough, why did they pick him in the first place? That meant the team management was picking their 11 from 12 players. Ridiculous. If they have any sense of responsibility the selectors should resign even if Australia make a stunning comeback and level the series," He added.
Australia won the 3rd Test match against India and booked themselves a spot in the World Test Championship final as well.
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As Indian batter Virat Kohli continues his sluggish form in Test cricket, former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has backed the 34-year-old to regain his form as soon as possible and replicate his white ball form into the longest format of the game 

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

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

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

With Virat Kohli struggling for runs in Test cricket, former Australian captain Ricky Ponting has backed the 34-year-old to 'bounce back' as soon as possible and replicate his white-ball form in the longest format as well.
"For Kohli, I have said that over and over, champion players always find a way. He might be in a bit of a drought at the moment and might be not scoring runs which we all expect him to score but he is a realist as well. When you are a batsman and you are struggling and not scoring runs, you are pretty aware of that yourself. I am not concerned about this because I am confident he will bounce back," Ponting said on ICC review.
Having scored a total of 111 runs in the last 5 Test innings in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy, Virat Kohli will be looking for a reversal in fortunes in the 4th Test against Australia that starts on March 9.
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Indian cricketing legend Sunil Gavaskar lamented ICC for giving a harsh verdict on the Nagpur pitch after Friday's end of the 3rd Test.

IND vs AUS: Gavaskar lashes out at ICC for 'harsh' rating of Indore pitch

Sunil Gavaskar hit out at ICC for their 'poor' verdict on the Indore pitch.
Check out what the Indian legend said.


#INDvAUS #Pitch

&ldquo;One thing I would like to know, there was this Test match in November in Brisbane, where the match finished in 2 days. How many demerit points did that pitch get and who was the match referee there?&rdquo; Gavaskar questioned.

Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar was critical of the ICC for giving a harsh verdict on the Indore pitch.
&ldquo;One thing I would like to know, there was this Test match in November in Brisbane where the match finished in 2 days. How many demerit points did that pitch get and who was the match referee there?&rdquo; Gavaskar questioned after the surface at the Holkar stadium received a 'poor' rating.
&ldquo;I think 3 demerit points is a little harsh, because, in this pitch, yes the ball turned, but it was not dangerous. When Australia gets to a score of 78 for the loss of one wicket it actually tells you that the pitch got a lot better,&rdquo; the former Indian opener added.
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Rohit Sharma has had enough of the incessant talk about the pitches in India. He maintains that turning tracks remain the team's strength and wants the struggling batters to find a way to score on them.

We talk too much about pitches in India: Rohit Sharma

Rohit Sharma wasn't too happy with the excessive 'pitch talk'.
Check out what the Indian captain said in his post-match press conference.

#INDvAUS

"Honestly the pitch talk is getting too much. Every time we play in India, the focus is only on the pitch. We focus too much on the pitch in India. I don't think that is necessary," said the India skipper.

Rohit Sharma has had enough of the 'pitch talk'. The Indian captain maintains that turning tracks remain the team's strength and wants the struggling batters to find a way to score on them.
"Honestly the pitch talk is getting too much. Every time we play in India, the focus is only on the pitch. We focus too much on the pitch in India. I don't think that is necessary," said the Indian skipper.
Australia beat hosts India by 9 wickets in the 3rd Test on Friday.
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As Australia look to bounce back after 2 successive test defeats by the hands of hosts India, the Kangaroos tried a creative approach in terms of planning their fielding sessions to replicate the trajectories of the surface and bat.

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

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

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

The video posted by cricket.com.au shows Australia trying to replicate different trajectories off the surface and the bat in India during their fielding sessions.
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With Australia aiming for a comeback after 2 successive Test defeats at the hands of hosts India, the visitors were seen employing a rather creative approach with their fielding sessions.
The video posted by cricket.com.au shows Australia trying to replicate different trajectories off the surface and the bat in India, with assistant coach Andre Borovec talking through the process.
The third Test between India and Australia in Indore begins on March 1.
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India off spinner Ravichandran Ashwin shared a recap of the first two India vs Australia Tests played in Nagpur and Delhi on his youtube channel

'If you respect the pitch and play accordingly, the pitch will respect you': Ashwin on IND vs AUS tests

'If you respect the pitch and play accordingly, the pitch will respect you' - R Ashwin shares his take on the first two #INDvAUS Tests

In the latest episode of his show &lsquo;Around the world of cricket&rsquo;, the veteran spinner explained in detail how to bat against spin in India and to always respect the conditions in the biggest format of the game.

India off spinner Ravichandran Ashwin shared his take on the first two India vs Australia Tests on his Youtube channel.
In the latest episode of his show &lsquo;Around the world of cricket&rsquo;, the veteran spinner explained in detail how to bat against spin in India and to always respect the conditions in the biggest format of the game.
He recollected his ex-coach WV Raman's words and said that if you respect the pitch and play accordingly, the pitch will also respect you.
India have taken a 2-0 lead in the Border Gavaskar Trophy, with the third Test starting on March 1.
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Glenn Maxwell feels Australia were "outstanding" in the first two Tests against India barring the one self-destructing session in Delhi on day three.

Barring one session in Delhi, Australia have been outstanding: Maxwell

Maxwell feels Australia performed well in the first 2 tests against India

"I think they&rsquo;ve showed a lot of fight. Bar that one session I thought they were outstanding. It&rsquo;s bloody difficult over there - it&rsquo;s not an easy place to play, it&rsquo;s so foreign for us." Maxwell said

Glenn Maxwell feels Australia were "outstanding" in the first two Tests against India barring the one self-destructing session in Delhi on day three.
Australia lost nine wickets for 52 runs in their second innings to squander the slight advantage they had at the start of day three.
"I think they&rsquo;ve showed a lot of fight. Bar that one session I thought they were outstanding. It&rsquo;s bloody difficult over there - it&rsquo;s not an easy place to play, it&rsquo;s so foreign for us.
"But I feel like, apart from a couple of little moments, we&rsquo;ve been in the fight, we&rsquo;ve been matching India at different times and they&rsquo;ve shown a lot of fight," he was quoted as saying by the Sydney Morning Herald.
Among the current lot, Maxwell is the only one to have scored a Test century in India alongside Steve Smith.
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Over the last 15 months, the viewership records of cricket matches have seen a significant rise after the slump they experienced during last year's IPL.

Cricket sees an all time high in TV viewership

The first #INDvAUS Test proved to be one of the most-watched matches on Television in the past 7 years.

Check out the Top 3 most viewed Test matches according to viewership data.

The first test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia was the third highest-rated bilateral Test match in the past seven years, only behind two Tests between India and England back in 2021.

Over the last 15 months, the viewership records of cricket matches have seen a significant rise after the slump they experienced during last year's IPL.
The first test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia was the third highest-rated bilateral Test match in the past seven years, only behind two Tests between India and England back in 2021.
In fact, the first Test between India and Australia was among the top five most-watched Test matches since 2018 according to the data.
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As Australia aims to boost its team ahead of the 3rd Test against India in Indore, they will be recalling their fit-again all-rounder Cameron Green back into the side who is likely to return after a finger injury.

IND vs AUS: Cameron Green likely to be fit for 3rd Test

In a big boost for Australia, Cameron Green is all set to feature for the visitors in Indore.

#INDvAUS

Green said that he has been batting without any pain against the pace bowlers in the nets.

As Australia aim for a comeback in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, they will be able to call on their fit-again all-rounder Cameron Green who is set to be included in the Playing XI for the 3rd Test.
Green said on Friday that he started batting pain-free against the pace bowlers in the nets a few days ago and seems to have recovered fully from the finger injury.
Australia will be looking to register their first win in the 4-match Test series after losing the first two tests against India.
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Indian cricketer Dinesh Karthik empathised with KL Rahul who is currently going through a dry spell in terms of runs for Team India and said that he himself has experienced a lot of bad days throughout his career as well.

IND vs AUS: Dinesh Karthik backs Gill to play remaining Tests, feels KL Rahul will make a comeback soon

Dinesh Karthik empathised with KL Rahul for the lack of runs but believes Shubman Gill should play in the last 2 Tests for Team India.

#INDvAUS #KLRahul #ShubmanGill

"When you get out that way knowing very well this could have been your last innings, it has happened to me when you go into the dressing room, quietly walk into the toilet, and shed a tear or two," Karthik said.

Indian cricketer Dinesh Karthik empathised with KL Rahul who is currently going through a dry spell in terms of runs, stating that he himself has experienced a lot of bad days throughout his career as well.
The 37-year-old feels that KL Rahul will definitely come back stronger but might need some time away from the game.&nbsp;
Karthik said that he too has had days where he went to the washroom to shed a tear or two.
"This is a professional world, you've got to deal with those sorrowful moments but as a player when I look at what he has gone through. When you get out that way knowing very well this could have been your last innings. It has happened to me when you go into the dressing room, quietly walk into the toilet, and shed a tear or two. It's not a nice feeling because there's not much you can do," Karthik said.
The 37-year-old wicketkeeper-batter also said that Shubman Gill should open the innings alongside Rohit Sharma in Indore and Ahmedabad.
Rahul, who has scored a total of 38 runs in the first two Tests, has also been removed as Rohit Sharma's deputy for the final two matches.
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Australian opener David Warner is ruled out of the final two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to an elbow fracture.

IND vs AUS: David Warner ruled out of last 2 Tests due to injury

David Warner will be heading back home after suffering an injury and will not be taking part in the remaining 2 tests against India

While the conncussion issue had been sorted out, the elbow fracture will rule the Aussie veteran out of the last 2 Test against India.

Australian opener David Warner is ruled out of the final two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy due to an elbow fracture.
He will be heading home to Sydney to recover but he is expected to return to India for the three-match ODI series at the end of March.
Warner had suffered a hairline fracture in his left elbow after receiving a blow courtesy of a&nbsp; Mohammed Siraj delivery during the first innings of the second Test in Delhi.
Warner had also been hit on the helmet a few overs later resulting in concussion symptoms due to which he had to be subbed out of the match.
While the concussion issue had been sorted out, the elbow fracture will rule the Aussie veteran out of the last 2 Test against India.
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Australian captain Pat Cummins has flown back home from the tour of India due to a "serious family illness" following the second Test in Delhi.

IND vs AUS: Pat Cummins flies back to Australia for personal reasons

Australian skipper Pat Cummins has flown back to Australia for personal reasons after the 2nd Test

According to a cricket.com.au report, Cummins is on his way to Sydney and is expected to return to India for the remaining two games of the Border-Gavaskar trophy in Indore and Ahmedabad.

Australian captain Pat Cummins has flown back home from the tour of India due to a "serious family illness" following the second Test in Delhi.
According to a cricket.com.au report, Cummins is on his way to Sydney and is expected to return to India for the remaining two games of the Border-Gavaskar trophy in Indore and Ahmedabad.
With India winning the 2nd Test within three days on Sunday, both teams have now got an extra couple of days' break as the next game begins in Indore on March 1.
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Even though the BCCI has given Indian batter KL Rahul a chance to prove himself in the upcoming two Test matches against Australia, there has been a change in terms of his designation in the squad as the former has not been named as the vice-captain 

IND vs AUS: KL Rahul stripped of his vice-captain role in Test squad?

KL Rahul is likely to be stripped off of his vice-captain role after a string on poor performances with the bat.

.Despite of his inconsistency with the bat, the 30-year-old has been given numerous chances to prove himself. However, Rahul has failed to deliver with the likes of in-form batter Shubman Gill waiting for his chance.

Even though the BCCI has given Indian batter KL Rahul a chance to prove himself in the upcoming two Test matches against Australia, there has been a change in terms of his designation in the squad as the former has not been named as the vice-captain of the side in the team list.
Despite of his inconsistency with the bat, the 30-year-old has been given numerous chances to prove himself. However, Rahul has failed to deliver with the likes of in-form batter Shubman Gill waiting for his chance.
While Rahul hasn't been dropped from the Indian squad who has performed brilliantly in the last 2 tests, the board seems to have decided to demote him from the vice-captain's post.
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