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India chose to bowl first in the Brisbane Test against Australia, expecting a helpful pitch. However, the Gabba surface offered little assistance, with Bumrah confirming the absence of swing. Despite the rain-interrupted day, Australian openers navigated the Indian bowlers comfortably, reaching 28/0. History favors Australia batting first at the Gabba, with an unbeaten streak since 1985.
Australian cricket legends Allan Border and Matthew Hayden were critical of Australia’s handling of Virat Kohli during India’s dominant win in the first Test in […]
Ahead of the Border Gavaskar Trophy, a war of words has erupted between India’s coach Gautam Gambhir and former Australian captain Ricky Ponting over Virat […]
In Samaspur village, Charkhi Dadri constituency, Haryana, voters challenge election candidates to drink their foul-smelling, undrinkable water. Residents have had to buy drinking water for […]