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Watch: Dhruv Jurel cheered off by handful of Indian supporters at the MCG

NEW DELHI: Dhruv Jurel made a compelling argument for a potential Test XI inclusion with his second consecutive fifty on the third day of the second and final unofficial Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Saturday, but it was unable to stop India A from losing to Australia A…

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New Test opener McSweeney ready to take first ball

Nathan McSweeney will become the first Australian in 47 years to make his Test debut as an opener despite never having batted there at Sheffield Shield level.

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Problems old and new plague England in latest heartbreaking loss to raise serious questions about future

England 37-42 Australia: The most thrilling of Test matches once again ended with England squandering a late lead as the pressure builds on Steve Borthwick

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Wallabies launch Suaalii era with glorious England win

Australia have won a thrilling Test 42-37 against England, Max Jorgensen scoring a last-gasp try while debutant Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii was man of the match.

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BCCI holds six-hour review meeting after New Zealand whitewash

MUMBAI: Indian cricket seems to be facing internal turbulence following its humiliating 3-0 Test series defeat to New Zealand. On Thursday, a detailed review meeting took place at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai.

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Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Why Perth may not be an ideal start for India against Australia

NEW DELHI: Pace and bounce. Test cricket in Australia is identified by these two elements. Over the years, no other stadium has represented the fast and furious nature of the Australian pitches than the WACA Ground in Perth.

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EXCLUSIVE | 'Not the BCCI, not the selectors, the onus is on players' - Former chief selector Sunil Joshi on playing domestic cricket

1998, Mohali. First Test against New Zealand. India crashed to 83 on a fresh deck. The batters made amends in the second innings. Centuries by Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar led the way en route 505/3 declared. The Kiwis were left to save the game, which they did. The match…

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Exclusive | Ex-Pakistan cricketer's bold advice for Rohit Sharma, Gautam Gambhir

NEW DELHI: Following India's recent loss to New Zealand and their drop to second place in the World Test Championship, former Pakistan cricketer Danish Kaneria has weighed in on the team's challenges.

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McSweeney could make 47-year first if picked for Tests

Nathan McSweeney could become the first Australian in 47 years to be picked to open on Test debut without Sheffield Shield experience in the role.

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Ahead of Border-Gavaskar Trophy, 'Ajit Agarkar should right now tell Rohit Sharma that...'

The possibility of Rohit Shama's unavailability for the opening Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) in Australia because of personal reasons is not the ideal situation for the Indian team whose hopes of qualifying for the World Test Championship (WTC) are in jeopardy after the whitewash at home against…

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'Cricket is a smackers game now': Former England batter Kevin Pietersen says only way to play spin is...

NEW DELHI: India's batting vulnerabilities against spin were exposed in the recently concluded Test series against New Zealand where the hosts succumbed to an embarrassing 3-0 whitewash.

The Times of India

Fans miss Cheteshwar Pujara, Ajinkya Rahane after India's horror Test series at home against New Zealand

India's abject surrender against New Zealand saw them losing 0-3 in a three-Test series at home for the first time as the famed batting line-up led by Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli fell like a pack of cards on a turning Wankhede Stadium pitch in the third Test.

The Times of India

Series win over India eclipses my perfect 10: New Zealand spinner Ajaz Patel

NEW DELHI: New Zealand spinner Ajaz Patel described New Zealand’s 3-0 series win in India on Sunday as more special than his individual performance three years ago. Patel took 5-103 in the first innings and 6-57 in the second innings of the third Test. This victory made New Zealand the…

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'A bunch of Kiwis taking on the world': New Zealand team hailed after historic victory in India

NEW DELHI: New Zealand batsman Daryl Mitchell praised his team as "a bunch of Kiwis taking on the world" following their historic 3-0 victory in the Test series in India.

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'We can't play spin, period': Former India batsman reveals harsh truth

India's totals in four innings of two Tests played on turning tracks in Pune and Mumbai read 156, 245, 263 and 121. New Zealand, who emerged victorious in the first Test in Bengaluru, won the next two matches as well to become the first team to whitewash India at home…

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'Babar Azam ke baad, Rohit Sharma aur Virat Kohli ki same situation' - says former Pakistan batsman

Captain Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have had a forgettable home season, which saw India go through an embarrassing first when New Zealand whitewashed their fancied hosts in a three-Test series.

The Times of India

World Test Championship Points Table: India drop to second as Australia claim top spot

NEW DELHI: India's dreams of making it to the World Test Championship (WTC) final were severely dented after New Zealand handed them a historic 0-3 series whitewash at home. It was their first-ever series loss in such a manner on home soil, as India lost the third Test by 25…

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3rd Test: New Zealand make history as India suffer first ever 0-3 Test series whitewash

NEW DELHI: India suffered the ignominy of being whitewashed at home for the first time in more than 24 years by losing the third Test against New Zealand by 25 runs at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Sunday.

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India vs New Zealand, third Test: Patel takes 11 as India lose by 25 runs

Mumbai-born Ajaz Patel takes 11 wickets as New Zealand win by 25 runs and bag the series 3-0 at the Wankhede Stadium.

The Times of India

Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma end home season with a royal disappointment

NEW DELHI: It ended with a whimper. But the worrying part is that it didn't even start with a bang. With cheap second innings dismissals on the third day of the third Test against New Zealand in Mumbai on Sunday, ageing stalwarts Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma ended their home…

The Times of India

India need Virat Kohli's experience in crucial run chase against New Zealand at Wankhede

NEW DELHI: India's hopes of salvaging a win in the third and final Test against New Zealand will rest heavily on the shoulders of their senior batters, especially Virat Kohli, as they prepare for a tricky fourth-innings run chase on a turning Wankhede pitch.

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India vs New Zealand: Fifth consecutive batting collapse in the series for hosts

Even as India took the lead in the third and final Test against New Zealand, for the first time in the series, it came after yet another batting collapse for the hosts. India took a 28-run lead on Day 2 at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai courtesy a fine 90-run show…

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India vs New Zealand, 3rd Test: Ravindra Jadeja shows he's still got the chops

Always under pressure to run through the opposition on home tracks, spinner marks welcome return to form with five-for

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Third Test evenly poised despite India's collapse: Daryl Mitchell

NEW DELHI: New Zealand's Daryl Mitchell expressed that the game remained balanced, even though India's batting collapse had shifted momentum towards Kiwis on day one of the third and final Test in Mumbai.

The Times of India

We're seeing more results due to WTC points: Tom Latham

MUMBAI: New Zealand skipper Tom Latham said on Thursday that the World Test Championship has given a context to Tests because of which we are seeing more result-oriented games. While New Zealand have sealed the series 2-0, the 12 points that teams will earn if they go on to win…

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