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ADELAIDE: Virat Kohli's invasion of privacy in a Perth hotel was disappointing as it is "one place" where the Indian cricketers get to be away from the constant public gaze, said India head coach Rahul Dravid on Tuesday.

Noongar-Yamatji schoolboy’s mother urges those attending vigils not to exploit her son’s death

NEW DELHI: Team India's first defeat at the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia was courtesy a batting debacle against South Africa in Perth on Sunday. As India managed a below par 133 thanks to a horrendous batting performance, the Proteas comprehensively defeated Rohit Sharma and co. to go atop…

Hundreds of people have gathered at a candlelight vigil in Perth to remember 15-year-old Cassius Turvey, weeks after the Indigenous boy's alleged murder.

Melbourne United have proved too strong for Perth as the out-of-form Wildcats dropped their fourth game on the trot, going down on the road 94-77.

The video was posted by an unidentified user with a caption, "King Kohli's hotel room", and it went viral on social media. Read on for details:

PERTH (Australia): Crown Towers on Monday issued an apology to star Indian batter Virat Kohli after his privacy was intruded on by an unidentified person in the hotel, saying that an investigation is being conducted with a third-party contractor and individual involved has been "stood and removed from the Crown…

Crown Resorts is conducting an investigation and has stood down “the individuals involved”.

PERTH: A flabbergasted and "paranoid" Virat Kohli on Monday denounced the "absolute invasion" of his privacy by a fan, who shot a video of his hotel room and put that in public domain.