As India prepare to renew their rivalry with Australia in the challenging five-Test series, a first since 1991-92, and look to extend their dominance Down Under for a third consecutive time, a lot is at stake for both sides as the eventual outcome could potentially decide the fate of one or maybe both finalists, for next year's ICC World Test Championship final with the two teams currently occupying the top two slots in the table.
Over the past decade or so, the India-Australia rivalry in Test cricket has reached a new high, ever since India's change of guard during the 2014-15 tour Down Under when a young Virat Kohli was handed the reins of the longest format after Mahendra Singh Dhoni retired from the longest format at the end of the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. While Australia won the four-Test series 2-0, the Indians showed glimpses of what's stored for their future tours with commendable performances, to draw the remaining games in Melbourne and Sydney.
Bu hikaye The Statesman dergisinin November 15, 2024 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Giriş Yap
Bu hikaye The Statesman dergisinin November 15, 2024 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Giriş Yap
Tilak Varma asks for No.3 spot, earns it with match-winning ton
After back-to-back hand injuries kept him out of the T20I tours of Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka a few months ago, Tilak Varma found himself dropping down the pecking order, before finally getting into the selectors' radar, albeit as a replacement for an injured Shivam Dube during the T20I series against Bangladesh.
Yuvraj Singh, Merlin Group hunt for next cricket star
The Yuvraj Singh Centre of Excellence (YSCE), in partnership with Club Pavilion, the sports vertical by Merlin Group, is proud to announce the launch of an exclusive cricket talent hunt in Northeastern India including North Bengal and Sikkim.
Border-Gavaskar series: A thrilling cricket rivalry worth every penny
As Team India prepare for battle on Australian soil, we take a look at the history of a colourful cricket rivalry
BGT: Sarfaraz hit on elbow during Team India practice
Indian batter Sarfaraz Khan was spotted leaving the training session early after being hit on his elbow ahead of the first Test against Australia at Perth from 22 November.
Nations League: Defender Jarell Quansah added to England squad
Liverpool defender Jarell Quansah has been added to the senior England squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures.
Barcelona forward Fati suffers injury, could be out for a month
Ansu Fati's dreadful luck with injuries continued on Wednesday when FC Barcelona confirmed that the forward has suffered a hamstring injury that is likely to sideline him for around a month.
We'll try to win the ISL again, says Mohun Bagan Super Giant coach Jose Molina
A celebrated former goalkeeper still highly regarded at Atletico Madrid, Molina has strong ties to Indian football, having led ATK to an ISL title in 2016.
Sindhu loses to Michelle Li, crashes out of Japan Masters
Two-time Olympic medallist shuttler PV Sindhu bowed out of the Kumamoto Masters Japan 2024, the BWF World Tour Super 500 series tournament, after losing to Canada's Michelle Li in the second-round clash here on Thursday.
PKL: Struggling Gujarat Giants look to rebuild stuttering campaign after returning to winning ways in Season 11
The Gujarat Giants have not had the best season so far in the Pro Kabaddi League Season 11, but against the Bengal Warriorz, in Noida, the side coached by Ram Mehar Singh put in a memorable performance, to register their second win in 9 games.
ATP Finals: Bopanna-Ebden suffer 2nd consecutive defeat, semi-finals hope hit
Rohan Bopanna and Matthew Ebden's chances of reaching the ATP Finals 2024 doubles semi-finals took a major hit after the duo suffered a loss in their second match of the Bob Bryan Group.
