As it happened: Brilliant Pant leads India to stunning victory
India ended 32 years of touring team misery at the Gabba by chasing down 328 on day five to claim a series victory.
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India ended 32 years of touring team misery at the Gabba by chasing down 328 on day five to claim a series victory.
Rishabh Pant led India to an incredible three-wicket victory in a classic clash, tearing down the Gabba fortress after 33 years of Australian invincibility.
The stage is set for an exciting finale to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series despite rain intervening in Brisbane.
Win, lose or draw in Brisbane, Indian great Sunil Gavaskar has lavished praise on an Indian squad which has overcome “battered and broken” players.
The Border-Gavaskar Test series is set for a thrilling climax after another stirring fightback on day three of the fourth and final Test by India.
Dismissing India took longer than the home side would have liked but a trademark rush of David Warner runs ensured Australia finished day three at the Gabba with momentum.
Once a hub for both Western and Indian tourists, Kashmir has been reeling for more than a year. First, India brought in security forces. Then the coronavirus struck.
A compelling summer has justified Cricket Australia’s push for five-Test series between Australia and India but logistical and commercial factors make it challenging.
India have declared they are ready to handle the pace and bounce of a Gabba pitch but have refused to confirm whether injured fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah will miss the […]
Marcus Harris has a chance to make it third-time lucky when he replaces an injured Will Pucovski in the fourth Test against India on Friday.
India have won admirers for their efforts across the first three Tests, but have only a shadow team left to play at the Gabba. It will be hard.
The young gun is rated a 50-50 prospect of overcoming a partial dislocation to his right shoulder to play in the fourth Test against India.
You could have sworn India weren’t particularly keen to visit our sub-tropical surrounds, but the Gabba now shapes as a fitting finale to a mesmerising tour.
Nathan Lyon became the answer to Australia’s spin woes in the post-Warne era, and he marks a milestone game in the blockbuster series decider against India in Brisbane.
The ex-cricketer misses the drama of the post-match dressing-room, but commentating on this week’s final Test match between Australia and India may compensate.
The ugly face of Australian cricket made an unwelcome return at the SCG Test against India. Only the skipper and his side can ensure the lessons of Cape Town aren’t […]
Will Pucovski has a partial shoulder dislocation and remains in doubt for the fourth and final Test against India, beginning on Friday.
Nathan Lyon has had a modest campaign by his standards and will no doubt look to have a series-shaping performance in this week’s fourth and final Test against India.
Cricket Australia has begun interviewing India players about their allegations of abuse from members of the crowd during the Sydney Test.
Less than 24 hours after the Indians reported being targets of racial slurs from spectators, CA and NSW Police opened investigations after new claims of abuse on Sunday.
Third-innings declarations are a signature of a captain’s mentality. The run chase Tim Paine set was a proper display of regard for a tough opponent.
Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins have taken crucial wickets to finish day four at the SCG. Earlier, play was stopped as police investigated claims of abuse.
The hosts will resume on Sunday leading by 197 runs against India, and they could largely thank Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood for their dominant position.
Australia look to build on their first innings lead as they bat again against India at the SCG.
Josh Hazlewood, Pat Cummins and Marnus Labuschagne all executed vastly different run-outs at crucial moments of India’s first innings.
A fired-up Smith toasted a drought-breaking first Test hundred on home soil in more than three years and a world-record equalling eighth against India.
Steve Smith celebrated a welcome century but India fought back strongly on day two to put themselves in a good position at the SCG Test.
Cricket officials say the lockdown in Brisbane won’t affect the fourth Test in the city next week but uncertainty remains over India’s appetite to fly north.
Will Pucovski posted a half century on debut but he’s been trapped plumb in front, leaving Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith at the crease.
Batting brute Rohit Sharma is set to return to the Indian line-up for the third Test but just who will make way for him remains a point of debate.