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As Ravi Shastri's coaching run and Virat Kohli's captaincy in T20I come to an end, let's take a look at the highlights of Kohli-Shastri partnership

End of an era! highlights of Kohli-Shastri partnership

End of an era!
As Ravi Shastri's coaching run comes to an end, let's take a look at the highlights of Kohli-Shastri partnership

As Ravi Shastri's coaching run comes to and end, let's take a look at the highlights of Virat&nbsp;Kohli- Ravi&nbsp;Shastri partnership

Virat Kohli and Ravi Shastri's partnership might<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-india-knocked-out-new-zealand-beat-afghanistan-by-8-wickets-1636290145608"> have ended without an ICC trophy</a> but their stint has been an impressive one.&nbsp;
 Enviable home record
Ever since Shastri was appointed as the full-time coach of the Indian team on July 13, 2017, India became a force to reckon with at home. They played 137 international games on home soil, out of which, they lost only 37.&nbsp;
 2 big Test series wins in Australia
India hadn't won a Test series in Australia in their 71 years of Test cricket history but that changed under Shastri. Virat Kohli's men conquered The Aussies in their own backyard in 2018-19 and became the first Asian team to achieve that feat. Shastri had then termed this milestone as big as the 1983 World Cup victory. India proved that it wasn't a flash in the pan as they breached the Australian fortress once again with a 2-1 Test series win a couple of years later.&nbsp;
 WTC final
Under Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli, India emerged as a Test cricket powerhouse. With in-form batters, quality spinners and a lethal pace attack, India reached the final of the inaugural World Test Championship. Though they stumbled on the final hurdle against New Zealand but 1 match can't take away what they did in whites during the 2 years leading up to the WTC final.
 Leading a Test series in England
Ravi Shastri had often termed the Indian team of the present as the best traveling side in the world and Kohli's men walked the talk under him. Team India proved their metlle n England too, as they led the 5-match Test series 2-1, before the final match in Manchester was postponed due to Covid-19 cases in the Indian camp. On the tour, India conquered The Oval in 4th Test, their 1st Test win at the venue since 1971.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2021-dearvirat-trends-after-rahul-gandhi-s-message-to-skipper-kohli-1635917902082">T20 World Cup 2021: '#dearvirat...' trends after Rahul Gandhi's message to skipper Kohli</a>

Though India dominated major part of its first-ever Pink Ball Test, Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day

India vs Australia Day Night Test: Pink Ball Test ends in a draw

India impress in its first Day-Night Test but Australia manage a draw

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, India impressed in its first-ever Day-Night Test as well, but Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day.
In reply to India's 377/8, the hosts declared at 241/9 but Mithali Raj's&nbsp;side secured a crucial 136-run 1st innings lead. Shafali&nbsp;Verama&nbsp;scored a quick half-century as India declared its 2nd innings at 135/3, setting the Aussies a target of 272 runs. Draw was a likely result and it did happen as Australia ended the final&nbsp;day at 36/2.&nbsp;
Australia lead India 6-4 in the multi-format series so far and both teams will now shift focus to the 3-match T20 series starting&nbsp;October 7.

Though India dominated major part of its first-ever Pink Ball Test, Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, India impressed in its first-ever Day-Night Test as well, but Australia managed to pull off a draw on the 4th and final day.
In reply to India's 377/8, the hosts declared at 241/9 but Mithali Raj's&nbsp;side secured a crucial 136-run 1st innings lead. Shafali&nbsp;Verama&nbsp;scored a quick half-century as India declared its 2nd innings at 135/3, setting the Aussies a target of 272 runs. Draw was a likely result and it did happen as Australia ended the final&nbsp;day at 36/2.&nbsp;
Australia lead India 6-4 in the multi-format series so far and both teams will now shift focus to the 3-match T20 series starting&nbsp;October 7.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Watch! Yuvraj Singh shares his adventurous side, takes on a liger" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-yuvraj-singh-shares-his-adventurous-side-takes-on-a-liger-1633257179044" target="_blank">Watch! Yuvraj Singh shares his adventurous side, takes on a liger</a>

Since its announcement earlier this year in May, India's Pink Ball Test vs Australia was something all cricket fans were eagerly awaiting. But according to a report in ESPNCricinfo, BCCI&nbsp;failed to organise enough practice sessions for the Women's team which was going to play its first-ever Pink-Ball Test.
Also Read:&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1
Mandhana&nbsp;herself could only get two net sessions with the pink ball ahead of the Test match but that couldn't&nbsp;stop the opener from raking up a classy hundred in&nbsp;Carrara. Despite the rain and thunderstorms, Mandhana&nbsp;managed to battle through the world-class bowling on offer by Australia and stayed unbeaten on 80 overnight.
On the 2nd Day, the left-hander&nbsp;carved her maiden Test hundred against perhaps the toughest opposition. She is in fact&nbsp;the fastest Indian to score a Test hundred, beating a long-standing 19-year-old record.&nbsp;
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Against all odds! the story behind Smriti Mandhana's hundred in the Pink Ball Test vs Australia  

Battling against all odds, Smriti Mandhana scored a clinical hundred, her first in the longest format in the Pink Ball Test against Australia 

Battling against all odds, Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;scored a clinical hundred, her first in the longest format in the Pink Ball Test against Australia&nbsp;

Since its announcement earlier this year in May, India's Pink Ball Test vs Australia was something all cricket fans were eagerly awaiting. But according to a report in ESPNCricinfo, BCCI&nbsp;failed to organise enough practice sessions for the Women's team which was going to play its first-ever Pink-Ball Test.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/india-vs-australia-smriti-mandhana-shines-before-rain-forces-early-stumps-on-day-1-1633007179764" target="_blank">Also Read:&nbsp;Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1</a>
Mandhana&nbsp;herself could only get two net sessions with the pink ball ahead of the Test match but that couldn't&nbsp;stop the opener from raking up a classy hundred in&nbsp;Carrara. Despite the rain and thunderstorms, Mandhana&nbsp;managed to battle through the world-class bowling on offer by Australia and stayed unbeaten on 80 overnight.
On the 2nd Day, the left-hander&nbsp;carved her maiden Test hundred against perhaps the toughest opposition. She is in fact&nbsp;the fastest Indian to score a Test hundred, beating a long-standing 19-year-old record.&nbsp;
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Smriti Mandhana takes India off to a perfect start in its first-ever pink ball Test with an unbeaten 80 vs Australia

India vs Australia Pink Ball Test: Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1

Smriti Mandhana takes India off to a perfect start in its first-ever pink ball Test with an unbeaten 80 vs Australia.

India vs Australia: Smriti Mandhana shines before rain forces early stumps on Day 1

India started off its one-off Day-Night Test vs Australia on a positive note on Thursday as the visitors were 132/1 on Day 1 before rain forced early stumps.&nbsp;
Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;carried on with her good form in whites as she remained unbeaten&nbsp;on 80 and is inching closer to her maiden Test hundred. Earlier, she put together a 93-run opening stand with Shafali&nbsp;Verma, who was out for 31.
This is India&rsquo;s second test this year and its first-ever pink ball test. Interestingly, the visitors are locking horns against Australia in whites after 15 years.

Smriti Mandhana takes India off to a perfect start in its first-ever pink ball Test with an unbeaten 80 vs Australia.

India started off its one-off Day-Night Test vs Australia on a positive note on Thursday as the visitors were 132/1 on Day 1 before rain forced early stumps.&nbsp;
Smriti&nbsp;Mandhana&nbsp;carried on with her good form in whites as she remained unbeaten&nbsp;on 80 and is inching closer to her maiden Test hundred. Earlier, she put together a 93-run opening stand with Shafali&nbsp;Verma, who was out for 31.
This is India&rsquo;s second test this year and its first-ever pink ball test. Interestingly, the visitors are locking horns against Australia in whites after 15 years.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-odi-rankings-mithali-raj-dethroned-from-top-spot-jhulalan-goswami-rises-to-no-2-1632827584040" target="_blank">ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2</a>

Mithali Raj's India will take on Australia in their first ever Pink-Ball Test but will miss the services of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out due to injury

India vs Australia Pink-ball Test, Day-Night Test, Harmanpreet Kaur ruled out

Harmanpreet Kaur-less India gearing up for its first pink-ball test Australia

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, the Indian team will&nbsp;face a new challenge when they take on the hosts in a test match after 15 years. This will be India&rsquo;s second test this year while the Aussie women last played against England in 2019. Interestingly, it&nbsp;will also be India&rsquo;s first pink ball test.
Like the ODI&nbsp;series, the visitors will miss the services of their vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has been&nbsp;ruled out of the test due to injury. Given the members of the squad both the teams are expected to bat deep. India will rely on their openers Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;to give them a firing start as they did in the test against England. Whereas captain Mithali&nbsp;Raj&nbsp;will be looking to salvage her form and deliver for the team.

Mithali Raj's India will take on Australia in their first ever Pink-Ball Test but will miss the services of Harmanpreet Kaur who has been ruled out due to injury

After ending Australia's 26-match winning run in ODIs, the Indian team will&nbsp;face a new challenge when they take on the hosts in a test match after 15 years. This will be India&rsquo;s second test this year while the Aussie women last played against England in 2019. Interestingly, it&nbsp;will also be India&rsquo;s first pink ball test.
Like the ODI&nbsp;series, the visitors will miss the services of their vice-captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who has been&nbsp;ruled out of the test due to injury. Given the members of the squad both the teams are expected to bat deep. India will rely on their openers Shefali Verma and Smriti Mandhana&nbsp;to give them a firing start as they did in the test against England. Whereas captain Mithali&nbsp;Raj&nbsp;will be looking to salvage her form and deliver for the team.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/icc-odi-rankings-mithali-raj-dethroned-from-top-spot-jhulalan-goswami-rises-to-no-2-1632827584040" target="_blank">ICC Women's ODI rankings: Mithali Raj dethroned from top spot, Jhulan Goswami&nbsp;rises to No.2</a>

India script history Down Under as Mithali Raj's women beat Australia by 2 wickets in the 3rd ODI and end their 26-match winning run in one day cricket

India beat Australia Mithali Raj women, Australia's 26-match winning streak ends

India beat Australia: Mithali's women end Australia's 26-match winning streak in ODIs

India vs Australia, India beat Australia, Ind&nbsp;vs Aus
Ganguly's men did that in 2001, Kumble's men&nbsp;did that in 2008 and now Mithali Raj's&nbsp;women did the same on Sunday. India beat Australia by 2 wickets in the 3rd and final ODI&nbsp;to end Australia's 26-match unbeaten run in one day cricket.
India might have lost the series 2-1 but still managed to hand the Aussies their first ODI&nbsp;loss since 2017. Batting first, Australia ended up with 264/9. Jhulan&nbsp;Goswami and&nbsp;Pooja Vastrakar&nbsp;took 3 wickets each. Chasing which, Shafali&nbsp;Verma and&nbsp;Yastika Bhatia&nbsp;helped India reach 160/1. The visitors though lost quick wickets but Deepti&nbsp;Sharma and&nbsp;Sneh Rana's&nbsp;crucial knocks made sure India clinched a famous win.
India now shift focus to the one-off Day Night test that starts September 30, before shifting focus to the 3-match T20 series.

India script history Down Under as Mithali Raj's women beat Australia by 2 wickets in the 3rd ODI and end their 26-match winning run in one day cricket

India vs Australia, India beat Australia, Ind&nbsp;vs Aus
Ganguly's men did that in 2001, Kumble's men&nbsp;did that in 2008 and now Mithali Raj's&nbsp;women did the same on Sunday. India beat Australia by 2 wickets in the 3rd and final ODI&nbsp;to end Australia's 26-match unbeaten run in one day cricket.
India might have lost the series 2-1 but still managed to hand the Aussies their first ODI&nbsp;loss since 2017. Batting first, Australia ended up with 264/9. Jhulan&nbsp;Goswami and&nbsp;Pooja Vastrakar&nbsp;took 3 wickets each. Chasing which, Shafali&nbsp;Verma and&nbsp;Yastika Bhatia&nbsp;helped India reach 160/1. The visitors though lost quick wickets but Deepti&nbsp;Sharma and&nbsp;Sneh Rana's&nbsp;crucial knocks made sure India clinched a famous win.
India now shift focus to the one-off Day Night test that starts September 30, before shifting focus to the 3-match T20 series.
Also read:&nbsp;

The Indian team dealt&nbsp;a huge blow ahead of their 1st ODI&nbsp;vs Australia as Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;was ruled out of Tuesday's game due to a thumb injury. Indian team coach Ramesh&nbsp;Powar&nbsp;said that&nbsp;they will take a call on her participation in the 2nd ODI&nbsp;according to her pain and fitness management.
India is set to play 3 ODIs&nbsp;against Australia but beating the hosts in their own backyard won't be easy. Australia has got the better of India in 4 of the last 5 ODIs&nbsp;between the 2 sides, with India's last win against them coming way back in July 2017. After the ODIs, India will play a one-off day-night Test and three T20Is down under.
Also read:&nbsp;Virat Kohli to step down as RCB's captain after IPL 2021

India vs Australia: Huge blow to Mithali Raj's side, Harmanpreet Kaur ruled out of 1st ODI

India will miss the services of a hard-hitting Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;in the 1st ODI&nbsp;vs Australia as she has been ruled out due to a thumb injury.

The Indian team dealt&nbsp;a huge blow ahead of their 1st ODI&nbsp;vs Australia as Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;was ruled out of Tuesday's game due to a thumb injury. Indian team coach Ramesh&nbsp;Powar&nbsp;said that&nbsp;they will take a call on her participation in the 2nd ODI&nbsp;according to her pain and fitness management.
India is set to play 3 ODIs&nbsp;against Australia but beating the hosts in their own backyard won't be easy. Australia has got the better of India in 4 of the last 5 ODIs&nbsp;between the 2 sides, with India's last win against them coming way back in July 2017. After the ODIs, India will play a one-off day-night Test and three T20Is down under.

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<li>Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;got hit on her thumb, 2nd ODI&nbsp;participation also in doubt</li>
<li>India's 3-match ODI series vs Australia starts on Tuesday</li>
<li>Australia has beaten India in 4 of the last 5 ODIs, with India last beating them in 2017</li>
</ul>

The Indian team dealt&nbsp;a huge blow ahead of their 1st ODI&nbsp;vs Australia as Harmanpreet&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;was ruled out of Tuesday's game due to a thumb injury. Indian team coach Ramesh&nbsp;Powar&nbsp;said that&nbsp;they will take a call on her participation in the 2nd ODI&nbsp;according to her pain and fitness management.
India is set to play 3 ODIs&nbsp;against Australia but beating the hosts in their own backyard won't be easy. Australia has got the better of India in 4 of the last 5 ODIs&nbsp;between the 2 sides, with India's last win against them coming way back in July 2017. After the ODIs, India will play a one-off day-night Test and three T20Is down under.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Virat Kohli to step down as RCB's captain after IPL 2021" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/virat-kohli-to-step-down-as-rcb-s-captain-after-ipl-2021-1632071211367" target="_blank">Virat Kohli to step down as RCB's captain after IPL 2021</a>

India Captain Virat Kohli who missed 3 Test matches on the Australia tour due to the birth of his daughter revealed the exact moment when he sat in the hospital watching

Virat Kohli reveals the moment he watched Team India play in the hospital

"I was actually watching Washington Sundar and Shardul Thakur's partnership at Brisbane on my phone just before the doctor called me in"

Kohli reveals the moment he watched Team India play in the hospital 

India Captain <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/kohli-we-discussed-farmer-protests-during-team-meetings-1612441468702" target="_blank" >Virat Kohli</a>&nbsp;who missed 3 Test matches on the Australia tour due to the birth of his daughter revealed the exact moment when he sat in the hospital watching his team do well on the phone.
Virat&nbsp;said, "Becoming a father has been the greatest moment of my life. I can't compare it to a series win. But the connection to the team doesn't go away even if I'm not there. We are invariably connected and I was watching all the action.
&nbsp;I was actually watching Washington Sundar and Shardul Thakur's partnership at Brisbane on my phone just before the doctor called me in."

CricBait | Thunder Down Under | The Gabba fortress is breached, India defeat Australia to win the series 2-1 after Rishabh Pant guides the team home. Have we seen the greatest ever series played? Yash Chawla is joined by Vikram Chandra, Lav Vaid, Rajesh Tiwary, Lav Vaid and Khyati Patel

India Vs Australia 4th Match Analysis -  CricBait | Thunder Down Under | Greatest series ever played?

CricBait | Thunder Down Under | Greatest series ever played?

CricBait | Thunder Down Under | The Gabba fortress is breached, India defeat Australia to win the series 2-1 after Rishabh Pant guides the team home. Have we seen the greatest ever series played? Yash Chawla is joined by Vikram Chandra, Lav Vaid, Rajesh Tiwary, Lav Vaid and Khyati Patel

Mohammed Siraj got the worst possible news of his father's demise even before the Test series began Down Under but his decision to stay in Australia worked wonders for 

India Vs Australia 4rth Test: Mohammed Siraj, a star is born for India 

While he finished with just a wicket in the 1st innings, the 2nd innings saw the&nbsp;Hyderabadi&nbsp;speedster claim his maiden Test 5-wicket haul including big scalps Steve Smith and Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne

Mohammed Siraj, a star is born for India 

Mohammed Siraj&nbsp;got the worst possible news of his father's demise even before the Test series began Down Under but his decision to stay in Australia worked wonders for Team India. He was racially abused in Sydney on multiple occasions bur&nbsp;Siraj&nbsp;made his ball do the talking in Brisbane. While he finished with just a wicket in the 1st innings, the 2nd innings saw the Hyderabadi&nbsp;speedster claim his maiden Test 5-wicket haul including big scalps Steve Smith and Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne. He may have been playing just his 3rd Test, but with an injury-hit India forced to field a young bowling line-up, the responsibility of leading the pack fell on his shoulders and the 26-year-old came out with flying colours. His fiery spell restricted the Aussies to 294 as it was the&nbsp;1st time in 13 years that Australia was bowled out in both the innings of a Gabba&nbsp;Test.

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Ravindra Jadeja who got hit on his thumb during the Sydney Test has undergone a successful surgery in Sydney. 

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Ravindra Jadeja undergoes surgery, will be out of action 'for a while'

Jadeja&nbsp;has been ruled out of the 4th Test and looks like he is will miss England's tour of India as well

Ravindra Jadeja undergoes surgery, will be out of action 'for a while'

Indian cricketer Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;who got hit on his thumb during the Sydney Test has undergone a successful surgery in Sydney. The cricketer posted a picture on social media along with a caption confirming that he will be out of action for a while.
Jadeja&nbsp;has been ruled out of the 4th Test and looks like he is will miss England's tour of India as well. Post the surgery, the all-rounder from Saurashtra&nbsp;has been asked to report at the National Cricket Academy in Bengaluru&nbsp;to continue with his rehabilitation.&nbsp;

India Vs Australia 4th Test: Pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah is now out of the last Test vs Australia due to an abdominal strain, PTI has reported.

India Vs Australia 4th Test: More injury concerns for India, now Jasprit Bumrah ruled out of 4th Test 

With the 4th Test starting in less than 3 days time, the team management is struggling to find the right combination as the quarantine rules don't permit replacements to be flown to Australia

More injury concerns for India, now Bumrah ruled out of 4th Test 

Pace spearhead Jasprit&nbsp;Bumrah is now out of the last Test vs Australia due to an abdominal strain, PTI&nbsp;has reported. This is a major blow for the side who has already lost the services of 2 pacers in the series due to injury.
Bumrah&nbsp;suffered an abdominal strain in the 3rd Test while bowling and looked ginger in the 2nd innings. Earlier Mohd&nbsp;Shami&nbsp;and Umesh&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;too were ruled out due to injuries.
Team India has had major injuries in this tour so far with as many&nbsp;as half a dozen stars getting injured including KL Rahul, Umesh&nbsp;Yadav, Mohd&nbsp;Shami, Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja&nbsp;and also Ravichandran&nbsp;Ashwin&nbsp;who is reported to be struggling with a lower back injury.
With the 4th Test starting in less than 3 days time, the team management is struggling to find the right combination as the quarantine rules don't permit replacements to be flown to Australia.&nbsp;

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: A gritty & determined batting display from Indian batsmen save the Sydney Test as the team registers a psychological win against Australia

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: CricBait Thunder Down Under | Miracle in Sydney, India snatch a draw from Australia 

CricBait - Thunder Down Under: A gritty &amp; determined batting display from Indian batsmen save the Sydney Test as the team registers a psychological win against Australia. How much will this draw hurt the Australians? Yash Chawla chats with Rajesh Tiwary, Gaurav Sethi, Khyati Patel &amp; Lav Vaid.&nbsp;&nbsp;

CricBait Thunder Down Under | Miracle in Sydney, India snatch a draw from Australia 

CricBait - Thunder Down Under: A gritty &amp; determined batting display from Indian batsmen save the Sydney Test as the team registers a psychological win against Australia. How much will this draw hurt the Australians? Yash Chawla chats with Rajesh Tiwary, Gaurav Sethi, Khyati Patel &amp; Lav Vaid

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Thunder Down Under Rishabh Pant’s keeping woes are unfortunately the highlight of the day for Team India as Australians.

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: CricBait Thunder Down Under | Flat deck & Pant’s keeping woes on Day 1

CricBait - Thunder Down Under&nbsp;Rishabh Pant&rsquo;s keeping woes are unfortunately&nbsp;the highlight of the day for Team India as Australians and rain frustrate the visitors in Sydney. What can Team India do better on Day 2? Yash Chawla chats with Gaurav Sethi, Archeet Nayar, Khyati Patel &amp; Lav Vaid &nbsp;

CricBait Thunder Down Under | Flat deck & Pant’s keeping woes on Day 1

CricBait - Thunder Down Under&nbsp;Rishabh Pant&rsquo;s keeping woes are unfortunately&nbsp;the highlight of the day for Team India as Australians and rain frustrate the visitors in Sydney. What can Team India do better on Day 2? Yash Chawla chats with Gaurav Sethi, Archeet Nayar, Khyati Patel &amp; Lav Vaid &nbsp;

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Ahead of the crucial 3rd Test vs Australia, Team India announced its Playing XI on Wednesday. 

India Vs Australia 3rd Test: Rohit Sharma to open for India, Saini to make his debut in Sydney

The toss once again will be crucial as a hard &amp; bounce surface laden with grass is expected at the Sydney&nbsp;Cricket Ground for the 3rd Test

Rohit Sharma to open for India, Saini to make his debut in Sydney

Ahead of the crucial 3rd Test vs Australia, Team&nbsp;India announced its Playing XI on Wednesday. Rohit&nbsp;Sharma will open the innings for the visitors as he replaces an out of form Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal. Captain Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane&nbsp;said, "Talking about his batting, he is batting really well in the nets. He had put 7-8 sessions, came to Melbourne, started his practice straight away. When our Test match got over, he started his practice straight away".&nbsp;Shubhman&nbsp;Gill keeps his place owing to his brilliant Test debut in Melbourne. Hanuma&nbsp;Vihari&nbsp;too keeps his place contrary to reports that he could get dropped. The bowling department is all but same as Navdeep&nbsp;Saini&nbsp;makes his way into the Playing XI owing&nbsp;to an injury to Umesh&nbsp;Yadav. The toss once again will be crucial as a hard &amp; bounce surface laden with grass is expected at the Sydney&nbsp;Cricket Ground for the 3rd Test.&nbsp;

Warner returned to the Australian squad having not fully recovered from the groin injury but is still rearing to go.

India Vs Australia: David Warner willing to take on pain & play the 3rd Test, says Justin Langer

Warner willing to take on pain & play the 3rd Test: Langer

Australian head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;gave some more clarity over David Warner's recovery and he feels that the hard-hitting opener should be fine to play the 3rd Test starting January 7 in Sydney.
BITE: JUSTIN LANGER, Head Coach, Australia
'I think he's batting will be fine, there might just be some different movements that he needs to make in the field, so we'll probably get him in the slips. PATCH It's&nbsp;not something that's necessarily going to reinjure himself, but he's going to have some pain. And like a lot of cricketers, you play through different levels of pain. He's he's willing to take that on and hopefully it won't hamper him too much.'

Australian head coach Justin Langer&nbsp;gave some more clarity over David Warner's recovery and he feels that the hard-hitting opener should be fine to play the 3rd Test starting January 7 in Sydney. Langer&nbsp;said that&nbsp;like a lot of cricketers, you play through different levels of pain. And Warner is willing to take that on and hopefully it won't hamper him too much.

India vs Australia: This is likely to end the raging debate over a possible bio-bubble breach by 5 Indian cricketers in Australia.

India vs Australia: Entire Team India contingent tests negative for Covid-19

This is likely to end the raging debate over a possible bio-bubble breach by 5 Indian cricketers in Australia.

Entire Team India contingent tests negative for Covid-19

Amid criticism of a possible bio-bubble breach in Australia by few of the Indian cricketers, all members of the Indian cricket team and support staff have returned negative in latest Covid-19&nbsp;tests.&nbsp;Team India flew to Sydney from Melbourne on Monday after undergoing Covid-19 tests. 5 of India's players were put into isolation and Cricket Australia had announced that a joint investigation with the BCCI was on to determine whether it amounted to a breach of bio-security protocol for the series. With all members cleared of any infection, that raging debate is likely to end.

India vs Australia: Rohit Sharma missed the 1st & 2nd Test due to a hamstring injury and was undergoing a 14-day quarantine in Australia .

India vs Australia: Rohit Sharma joins Team India in Australia

Rohit Sharma missed the 1st &amp; 2nd Test due to a hamstring injury and was undergoing a 14-day quarantine in Australia .

Rohit Sharma joins Team India in Australia

Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;joined Team India on Wednesday in Australia and had a very warm welcome by the players and support staff. The star batsman and Mumbai&nbsp;Indians' captain missed the 1st &amp; 2nd Test due to a hamstring injury and was undergoing a 14-day quarantine in Australia while the team played the Test matches. Rohit&nbsp;flew to Melbourne from Sydney and entered Team India's bio-secure bubble and the team management will decide about his participation in the remaining 2 Tests based on his fitness assessment. Sharma&nbsp;was declared clinically fit by&nbsp;the doctors in National Cricket Academy Bengaluru&nbsp;but was advised to work on his fitness during the quarantine period in Australia.&nbsp;

Skipper Ajinkya Rahane was dismissed for 112 along with Ravindra Jadeja who managed 57 in the morning session. 

Melbourne Test: India bowled out for 326, take a 1st innings lead of 131

Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon finished with 3 wickets each for the hosts in the 1st innings

Melbourne: India bowled out for 326, take a 1st innings lead of 131

Contrary to expectations of batting deep on the 3rd Day of the 2nd Test in Melbourne, Team India were bowled out for 326 in their 1st innings with a crucial lead of 131 runs over Australia. Skipper Ajinkya&nbsp;Rahane was dismissed for 112 along with Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja who managed 57 in the morning session. The last 5 batters could only add 49 runs to their overnight total as the Aussies mopped up the tail with ease. Mitchell Starc and Nathan Lyon finished with 3 wickets each for the hosts in the 1st innings.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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