The tour
Opening Conundrum Remains For India As Hanuma Vihari Cements No. 6
With Cheteshwar Pujara (No.3), captain Virat Kohli (No. 4) and Ajinkya Rahane (No. 5) being automatic choices, India's batting line-up had two big questions ahead of the first Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval - who will face the new ball with Mayank Agarwal, and who will man the No. 6 slots.
The latter of those two questions have been answered with Hanuma Vihari making himself almost a certainty for the slot with a century in the day-night warm-up tie against Australia A. In the process, he also ended speculation that India could play two wicketkeepers, Rishabh Pant and Wriddhiman Saha, in the lower middle-order.
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IND vs AUS: Mohammed Siraj Gets Praise From Aussie Media For The act Of Tending To Cameron Green
India pace bowler Mohammed Siraj's act of running up to Cameron Green to check on him immediately after the Australia all-rounder was hit on his head by a shot from ...
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Rohit Sharma Needs To Work On Endurance Before He Is Fit To Play: BCCI
Though India batsman Rohit Sharma has been declared clinically fit and is set to join the Indian team for Tests in Australia, he will be reassessed for endurance at the ...
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IND vs AUS: Indian Veteran Harbhajan Singh Reveals The Cricket Series That Came As Turning Point Of His…
The Eden Gardens Test of 2001 against Australia is often considered the game that turned around India's cricket, giving them self-belief and confidence. Sourav Ganguly's team won a thrilling g ...
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IND vs AUS: This Australian Veteran Is Likely To Replace David Warner As Opener, Says Coach Justin Langer
Veteran batsman Shaun Marsh is among those that Australia are looking at to take the role of opener for their first Test against India, coach Justin Langer said on Friday. ...
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IND vs AUS: Jasprit Bumrah Took Twitter In Funny Way After Scoring His Maiden Fifty
Fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah donned his batsman's hat on Friday, scoring his maiden half-centurt (55 off 57 balls) to pull India 'A' to a total of 194 in their warm-up ...
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Top Cricket News Of The Day
Dec.11- Top news of the Day 1) Rohit Sharma passes fitness test - Indian batsmen Rohit Sharma has passed his fitness test conducted in NCA. He will fly to Australia ...
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Aus A vs Ind, 2nd Warmup Match: Bowlers Shine, Batsmen Struggle For Both Teams On Day 1
The Indian team will go back to the hotel with a smile after a decent performance on the field by the bowling line up in the second warm-up game against ...
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Aus A vs Ind A, 2nd Warm-Up Game: Australia's Cameron Green Hit On The Head While Bowling
Batting all-rounder Cameron Green was on Friday forced the leave the field after being struck in the head while bowling on the opening day of the three-day warm-up match between ...
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Aus vs Ind: Rohit Sharma Passes Fitness Test, Will Join Indian Team For Last Two Tests
Indian batsman Rohit Sharma has cleared his fitness test at the National Cricket Academy(NCA) on Friday and is likely to catch the flight to Australia in a 'day or two'. ...
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NZ vs WI: Nicholls' Ton Puts Kiwis On Top Against Windies
Fortune favored Henry Nicholls, who posted a crucial century for New Zealand to wrest the honors from the West Indies on day one of the second Test at the Basin ...
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Aus vs Ind: Aussies Could Get More Fiery Under The Sun, Says Cummins
Australians will enjoy the friendly banter but the extra hours in the sun in the upcoming Test matches against India may make them fierier, says Australia pace bowler Pat Cummins ...
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Aus vs Ind: Cummins Wants Pace And Bounce On Pitches In The Test Series
Right-arm fast bowler Pat Cummins wants the typical Australian pace and bounce on pitches during the upcoming Test series against India after the Aussie bowling attack had struggled in the ...
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Aus vs Ind: Fresh, Rested Cummins Ready To Take On Virat Kohli
Fresh and rested from a part of the white-ball series against India, Australia fast bowler Pat Cummins has said he is ready to take on Virat Kohli in the first ...
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Cummins Hoping To Break Mould As Bowling Test Captain
Pat Cummins Friday said he saw no reason why a bowler could not captain the Australian Test side after former skipper Michael Clarke backed him as Tim Paine's successor. Wicketkeeper ...
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