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Australia in total control against India at the Oval

India will need to send records tumbling to take victory.

The Independent UK

Australia take control of WTC final as India contribute to own downfall

Australia reduced India to 151 for five, 318 runs behind, on the second day of the World Test Championship final

The Guardian - UK

All set for titanic clash in pursuit of Test cricket’s holy grail

India will want to make amends for the inaugural WTC final held at Southampton in 2021 when New Zealand cruised home by eight wickets in a rain-affected encounter. Australia stands in the way this time around, as India takes another shot at redemption.

The Hindu

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We can talk about not playing warm-up game ahead of WTC final only in hindsight: Alex Carey

LONDON: Australia wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey is confident about his team's preparations for next month's World Test Championship final and said the decision of not playing a warm-up game ahead of the summit clash can only be talked about in hindsight.

The Times of India

Puberty Blues co-author Gabrielle Carey dies, aged 64

Gabrielle Carey was an academic and the author of 10 books, including the groundbreaking Puberty Blues.

ABC News

Gabrielle Carey, co-author of Puberty Blues, dies aged 64

The novel, written with Kathy Lette in the 1970s when both were teenagers, was a landmark in Australian fiction

The Guardian - AU

The Ashes: David Warner handed reprieve as Australia name squad for first two Tests

David Warner has been handed an Ashes lifeline after being named in Australia’s squad to start the tour of England, but selectors have left themselves ample alternatives should the opener’s struggles continue in next month’s World Test Championship final.

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Kuldeep Yadav a step closer to cementing lone wrist-spinner's spot

CHENNAI: It has not been a smooth ride for Kuldeep Yadav in international cricket so far. Despite his undeniable guile and penchant for scalping wickets at crucial junctures, Kuldeep is often unsure of his place in the Indian side, competing with fellow wrist-spinner Yuzvendra Chahal for the lone leggie's spot…

The Times of India

IND vs AUS, 3rd ODI: Clinical Australia hand India a rare home series defeat

NEW DELHI: Australia spinners Adam Zampa and Ashton Agar led the way after a resilient batting performance as the visitors stunned Rohit Sharma and co. in the series deciding third and final one-dayer in Chennai to register a rare series win in India.

The Times of India

Australia post fighting total of 269 despite fine bowling by Hardik Pandya, Kuldeep Yadav

NEW DELHI: Fine bowling by Hardik Pandya at the start followed by tight bowling by Kuldeep Yadav in the middle helped India restrict Australia to an extent but the lower order fought back hard towards the end to take the visiting side to a fighting 269 all out in 49…

The Times of India

WATCH: Kuldeep Yadav bamboozles Alex Carey with a stunning turner

NEW DELHI: Chinaman bowler Kuldeep Yadav is a treat to watch when he is on song and it happened on Wednesday when the left-arm Indian spinner bamboozled Australian batter Alex Carey with a gem of a delivery during the third and final ODI at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

The Times of India

IND vs AUS 2nd ODI: India aim to seal ODI series on Rohit Sharma's return to captaincy duties

NEW DELHI: Team India will aim to pocket series when they face Australia in the second ODI at the Dr. Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium in Visakhapatnam. Regular captain Rohit Sharma will also return to lead the side after missing the opening game in Mumbai. In Rohit's absence, Hardik…

The Times of India

Australia’s ODI series in India may provide more questions than answers

The three games have been shoehorned in to make a few extra dollars and is unlikely to be instructive ahead of the World Cup

The Guardian - AU

Virat Kohli got decent batting track and showed how to do it really: Alex Carey

AHMEDABAD: Virat Kohli is not someone who would miss a chance to score a 'daddy hundred' on a decent batting track and, on Sunday, he showed how to do it, said Australia wicket-keeper Alex Carey.

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Alex Carey wants to be effective with the bat as well

NEW DELHI: The depth of India's batting proved decisive in the first two Tests of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series but Australia's lower order has not contributed much in the series so far and this is where Australia wicketkeeper Alex Carey wants to be equally effective with the bat.

The Guardian - UK

India get taste of their own medicine as Australia spin into modest lead

Australia did what was required to stay in the series with a devastating display of spin bowling, but normal service could yet resume at Indore

The New Daily

Australia fights back to dominate day 1 of third Test in India

Australia has responded from two embarrassing defeats to enjoy a rare day of dominance in India and take control of the third Test.

The New Daily

Australian spinners run riot as India dismissed for 109

Australia's spinners have ripped through India to begin the third Test, bowling the hosts out for 109 on a rank turner in Indore.

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The Guardian - AU

Smith the key as Australia patch together team for third India Test

Batting lacks subcontinent experience and needs runs from talisman, while tourists could play three spinners in Indore amid injuries

The Times of India

Can KL Rahul’s Test career survive this latest lean patch?

When a strong shot on the onside by KL Rahul bounced off forward short-leg Peter Handscomb’s leg to nestle into the hands of wicketkeeper Alex Carey during India’s fourth innings chase at the Kotla, you couldn’t help but feel a little sad for the Bengaluru boy. At a time when…

ABC News

Australia swept aside by India in Delhi after 90 minutes of madness

Ninety minutes of sweep-shot-induced madness was all it took for Australia to throw away a position of strength in the second Test as Australia's tour verges increasingly towards catastrophe.

The Guardian - UK

Australia swept aside by India in manic parade of cross-batted wallops

Australia have gone 2-0 down, largely thanks to a preconceived idea of playing sweeps to India’s spinners, come what may

The Times of India

India vs Australia: We'll be able to bounce back in Delhi, says 'positive' Alex Carey

NEW DELHI: Australia's wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey on Tuesday said that the World No. 1 side is very positive about themselves despite the thrashing from India in the opening Test of the four-match series in Nagpur. Carey added that Australia are backing themselves and they will be able to bounce back…

The Times of India

After Nagpur nightmare, Australia call up uncapped left-arm spinner Matt Kuhnemann

Just ahead of the first Test in Nagpur, Australia's former assistant coach Sridharan Sriram had said that the series would be decided by the way Australia's lower middle-order deals with the Indian spinners.

The Times of India

1st Test: Ashwin leads Australia demolition job as India romp to massive innings & 132-run victory

If Australia are looking for some inspiration after the Nagpur debacle, they don't need to look too far. Their decimation on Saturday, by an innings and 132 runs, is pretty similar to India's humiliation in Adelaide in 2020, when they were bowled out for 36 in their second innings.

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