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Warner questions why it took teen to lead the way

David Warner has praised Sam Konstas's bravery against Jasprit Bumrah, but asked why a 19-year-old had to show Australia's top order how to get creative.

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Major urged Blair to halt ‘morally repugnant’ Zimbabwe cricket tour

Files show John Major said the government should ‘indemnify’ England if they were hit with ‘catastrophic’ sanctions for pulling out.

The Independent UK

South Africa’s glorious revival is a fitting end to a year that gave Test cricket new life

An unpredictable year ended with Temba Bavuma’s side making the World Test Championship final with a nail-biting win over Pakistan

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Australia beat India in ‘one of the best’ Tests to take series lead

Australia beat India by 184 runs in the fourth Test to take a 2-1 lead in the five-match Border-Gavaskar series.

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Cummins lauds Konstas after epic Boxing Day Test debut

Sam Konstas has earned plenty of praise from his teammates after the teenager's outstanding Test debut at the MCG.

AAP

Pant's 'fine line' frustrates Rohit after key dismissal

Two days after Rishabh Pant prompted a rant from Sunil Gavaskar, he was dismissed trying a big hit when India badly needed him to keep batting.

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Rohit Sharma calls India's 184 runs loss to Australia 'Mentally disturbing'

"It is a very disappointing. There are ways to win games and we fell short in finding ways to win the game here. We wanted to put up a fight and unfortunately we couldn't do it," Rohit Sharma said in the post-match presentation ceremony. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Ind vs Aus: Australia defeats India by 184 runs in fourth Test, takes 2-1 lead

The visitors' last wicket fell with less than 14 overs remaining in the day, with spinner Nathan Lyon dismissing Mohammed Siraj. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Australia gamble pays off as India collapse late in all-time classic Boxing Day Test

Australia defeat India by 184 runs and take a 2-1 lead in the series after claiming seven wickets in the final session at the MCG

The Guardian - AU

Australia wear down India on last day to win epic Test

Pat Cummins took three key wickets and Yashasvi Jaiswal was none too pleased with his dismissal as Australia beat India by 184 runs.

AAP

Jaiswal fumes after crucial final-day video dismissal

Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal made his feelings clear to the on-field umpires after his crucial dismissal late in the Boxing Day Test.

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Bigger than Bradman: bumper Boxing Day Test breaks record for cricket crowd in Australia

A record 373,691 people attend the 2024 Boxing Day Test between Australia and India, breaking the all-time record for a Test match in Australia

The Guardian - AU

Australia-India smash Bradman-era crowd record

The MCG smashed the all-time attendance record for a Test in Australia before lunch on day five, topping an 87-year-old record.

AAP

Australia v India: fourth men’s cricket Test, day five – as it happened

Australia take 2-1 lead in Border-Gavaskar series with tense 184-run win on day five of record-breaking Boxing Day Test

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Al Jazeera

South Africa beat Pakistan in tense finish to enter Test championship final

South Africa seal their place in World Test Championship final with a two-wicket win.

AAP

Cummins declares Australia's MCG epic 'greatest Test'

Australia have taken seven wickets in the final session to defeat India by 184 runs in a classic MCG Test and go 2-1 up in the Border-Gavaskar series.

Al Jazeera

Bumrah gives India a shot at victory, but Australia lead by 333

Australia’s tail pushes the lead past 300 on fourth day of fourth Test but Jasprit Bumrah keeps Indian hopes alive.

The Guardian - UK

Australia’s tail defies India after Bumrah fireworks to set up thrilling MCG finish

Jasprit Bumrah’s fourth day in Melbourne was seeing someone at the very top of their game, but the tourists still have it all to do

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Labuschagne says Konstas 'got under' Bumrah's skin

Australian batsman Marnus Labuschagne has no doubt there was a reason Jasprit Bumrah was so animated after dismissing Sam Konstas cheaply on Sunday.

AAP

Bumrah, Siraj dominate before Australian rearguard

After looking in control at the end of day two in the Boxing Day Test, Australia were put on the back foot in their second innings ahead of a massive last day.

The Independent UK

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Starc says he is 'all good' ahead of day-five Test duel

While Australian paceman Mitch Starc needed on-field physio during day three, he says he will be ready when they try to bowl out India again at the MCG.

AAP

Australia hit back after Bumrah runs riot in epic Test

Australia have frustrated India with a 10th-wicket stand between Nathan Lyon and Scott Boland to reach a lead of 333 at stumps on day four at the MCG.

Al Jazeera

Reddy-made hundred rescues India against Australia and lights up MCG

Indian youngster hits maiden Test century to bring balance to the third Test in Australia.

The Independent UK

Sophie Molineux ruled out of Australia squad for Women’s Ashes

Captain Alyssa Healy has been named in the squad for the white-ball formats after recovering from knee injury.

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