The tour
IND vs AUS: India Take Conservative Approach For 1st Test, Choose Specialists
Charting into unknown territory, a pink-ball Test against Australia under lights and in breezy Adelaide, the Indian team has stuck to its overseas combination of packing its line-up with batting specialists besides a conventional wicketkeeper and four bowlers.
Back in 2018, when India toured South Africa and England, skipper Virat Kohli's strategy of playing five specialist batsmen and five bowlers, in order to be able to pick 20 wickets and win Tests, came under scrutiny after his team lost both those overseas series with that combination.
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Top Cricket News Of The Day
Dec. 16 - Top News Of The Day 1) BCCI has announced the playing XI of India against Australia for the first test to be played at Adelaide Oval. Playing ...
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Australia VS India, 1st Test – Fantasy XI Tips, Prediction & Probable XI
India will face Australia on Thursday in the first test match of the series at Adelaide Oval. This will be India's first pink ball test match down under. 1st Test, ...
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Aus vs Ind, 1st Test Preview: Experienced Aussies Favorites Over India In Pink Ball Test
India will step into an unknown territory when they play the four-match Test series-opener against Australia with the pink ball under lights at the Adelaide Oval from Thursday. While Australia ...
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Pink Ball Test - History Of Day-Night Test Matches
India and Australia are gearing up to face each other in a highly anticipated series to begin at Adelaide from 17th December. One of the key highlights of the test ...
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Aus vs Ind: India Chooses Shaw Over Gill, Saha Over Pant For The Pink Ball Test Against Australia
Team India have picked Prithvi Shaw to open the innings with Mayank Agarwal and Wriddhiman Saha as wicketkeeper-batsman for the first Test against Australia, a pink-ball fixture that begins on ...
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Aus vs Ind: Kohli Promises A 'High Voltage' Test Series Against Australia
India captain Virat Kohli vowed a "high-voltage" Test series against fierce rivals Australia Wednesday but also predicted a more respectful era between the cricketing powers, saying grudges and tensio ...
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Aus vs Ind: Pink Ball Test Completely Different From A Normal Test Match, Says Kohli
India skipper Virat Kohli has said that the pink-ball Test, which will be the opening match of the four-game series against Australia beginning Thursday, is exactly the opposite of a ...
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Aus vs Ind: Kohli Backs Rahane To Do Well As Captain In His Absence
India skipper Virat Kohli on Wednesday said that Ajinkya Rahane will lead the side well in his absence in the last three Tests of the four-match series against Australia as ...
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Aus vs Ind: Finding The Second Opener The Biggest Challenge For Virat, Says Laxman
Former India batsman VVS Laxman believes the biggest challenge for captain Virat Kohli for the first Test against Australia is to find the right opening combination for the pink-ball fixture ...
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Ferguson Out For At least 4 Weeks With Partial Stress Fracture Ahead Of Pakistan Series
New Zealand pacer Lockie Ferguson has been diagnosed with a partial stress fracture to his lumbar spine and will require four to six weeks of rest before returning to training, ...
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Aus vs Ind: Five Things To Watch Out For When India Face Australia In The Test Series
Australia and India renew their fierce rivalry in a four-Test series that begins with a day-night game in Adelaide on Thursday. India won a Test series for the first time ...
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Aus vs Ind: Tim Paine Opens Up About His Captaincy Future
Australia skipper Tim Paine has said that he is in talks with head coach Justin Langer and national selector Trevor Hohns over his future as captain, although his immediate focus ...
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Windies Confirm Bangladesh Tour In January, Schedule Announced
West Indies are set to play three ODIs and two Test during their tour of Bangladesh next month, Cricket West Indies (CWI) has confirmed. As per the draft schedule, the ...
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Aus vs Ind: India Should Play 5 Bowlers In 1st Test, Expected Pandya In The Squad, Says Azharuddin
Former India skipper Mohammed Azharuddin on Tuesday said that India should go with five bowlers, five batsmen, and a wicketkeeper against Australia in the first Test at Adelaide Oval. He ...
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