#IndiaVsAustralia

[sscarletvenus]

someone wore this to the cricket world cup final in india. the channels broadcasting turned away the cameras and played ads.

he walked in front of millions AND the prime minister of India.

through this person's incredible bravery, Indians who stand with Palestine, Indians who have to spend their days under a fascist regime, have a representation that does them justice.

our voices of dissent have been crushed through harrowing persecution.

in 1981, India issued a postage stamp with the Indian and Palestinian flags flying side by side, and the words "Solidarity with the Palestinian people." India was the first non-arab country to recognize the state of Palestine.

the country i have lived in for 18 years is a dignified member of the post-colonial world. its citizens have moral backbones. they are often murdered or imprisoned for having it.

[sarcasmiclife]

The silence of 1.4 billion hearts breaking was louder than their shouts

[revolvy2]

[mindless-tirades]

It's World Cup finals today.

I couldn't sleep the whole night. (because it's World Cup finals today)

I can't get the afternoon nap (because it's World Cup finals today)

I can't sleep early tonight (because it's World Cup finals today)

@krishna-sangini please keep me awake during the match 😭✊

[cursedcursives]

Bas 250+ bana le toh bad me shami and jadeja defend kar lenge bas ek bar 250 around ho jaye bas. Bhagwan ji pls sun lo 🧿🙏

[sanghamitraroy]

India vs Australia 5-Test Series: Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Full Swing

Cricket fever is high as the India vs Australia 5-Test series heats up with thrilling performances in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy from November 22, 2024, till January 7, 2025! Stay tuned for action-packed matches and iconic moments from this intense rivalry on Star Sports and Disney+ Hotstar!

Read the blog to know more!

[cricfans]

India add top-order batter to squad one day before Perth Test

India have made a late addition to their squad for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, drafting in a top-order batter just a day before the Perth Test.

Even before the series began, India were braced for the unavailability of captain and opening batter Rohit Sharma, who has now become a father for the second time. He has now been confirmed to miss the first Test in Perth, with fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah taking over captaincy duties.

However, the visitors were dealt a second blow when Shubman Gill was injured during a practice match, hurting his thumb attempting to take a slip catch. Despite initial reports saying he had fractured his thumb, the injury may not be as serious as that. It could still keep him out of the first Test though, with coach Morne Morkel saying India would "take a call on the morning of the Test (Friday)".

Devdutt Padikkal added to India Test squad one day ahead of Perth Test

Padikkal was part of the India 'A' squad which played two first-class matches against Australia 'A' earlier this month, as a precursor to the series along with fellow Indian squad members Nitish Kumar Reddy and Abhimanyu Easwaran. Dhruv Jurel and KL Rahul were also included for the second match.

India's squad for the Australia Tests:

Read here

[newsarenamedia]

Australia's Focus on Young Indian Players for BGT 2024

With the Border-Gavaskar Trophy starting on November 22, 2024, in Perth, Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood reveals their strategy to counter rising Indian stars Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill. Will the Aussies reclaim the trophy or will India continue their dominance?  Read the full article at News Arena India.

[sscarletvenus]

congratulations to pm shri narendra modi for the record breaking win of the australian team

[sarcasmiclife]

Australia during normal matches:

Australia during World Cup finals:

[revolvy2]

"Panauti" is trending under Sports

You know who it is🤣

[khelostar2]

Showdown in Navi Mumbai: India vs Australia 3rd T20 Women's Match 2024

Explore the drama and excitement of the India vs Australia 3rd T20 Women's Match 2024 with Khelostar. Uncover the standout moments, tactical brilliance, and dynamic performances that unfolded during this high-stakes cricketing battle. Our detailed analysis brings you closer to the action, providing a comprehensive review of the clash between these cricketing powerhouses. Join us as we unravel the narrative of this T20 spectacle, celebrating the skill and competitiveness displayed by these remarkable women athletes.

In a riveting display of women's cricket, the India vs Australia 3rd T20 match in Navi Mumbai 2024 lived up to its billing as a marquee event, offering fans a rollercoaster of emotions and cricketing brilliance.

The atmosphere at Navi Mumbai's cricketing arena was charged with anticipation as the players from India and Australia took to the field for the decisive encounter. The stakes were high, with both teams eyeing victory in a series that had already provided its fair share of thrilling moments.

As the game commenced, Australia's bowlers sought early breakthroughs, aiming to dismantle India's top order. The battle between bat and ball unfolded in dramatic fashion, with India's star duo, Smriti Mandhana and Harmanpreet Kaur, showcasing their class and determination, setting the stage for a challenging total.

Australia, known for their resilience, responded with strategic bowling changes and tight fielding to curb India's scoring momentum. The tug of war between bat and ball kept spectators on the edge of their seats, highlighting the competitive spirit that defines T20 cricket.

Australia's innings, in pursuit of the target, promised a gripping chase. India's bowlers, determined to defend their total, employed a mix of pace and spin to keep the pressure on the Australian batters. The match evolved into a strategic battle, with each delivery carrying the potential to swing the momentum.

Individual brilliance illuminated the match, with standout performances from emerging talents and experienced campaigners alike. Khelostar delves into these key moments, offering insights into how each player left an indelible mark on the game.

As the match reached its climax, the tension soared, and the competition intensified. The last overs became a nerve-wracking spectacle, with both teams vying for supremacy. Every run and wicket became pivotal, encapsulating the essence of T20 cricket's unpredictability.

Khelostar's comprehensive review goes beyond the scorecard, providing analyses of the strategies, tactical decisions, and memorable moments that shaped this thrilling clash. Cricket enthusiasts can relive the excitement and drama of the India vs Australia 3rd T20 Women's Match in 2024 through our detailed coverage.

In conclusion, this match serves as a testament to the growing stature of women's T20 cricket, where skill, strategy, and sportsmanship converge to create moments that resonate with fans worldwide. Stay tuned to Khelostar for more in-depth analyses, highlights, and coverage of the latest events in the dynamic world of women's cricket.For more information visit - https://khelostar.com/

[tsportsday]

Follow the India vs Australia, 2023 live cricket score on Sports.NDTV.com. After 20.0 overs, India are 222/3. Get live score, ball by ball commentary and much more. Keep track of India vs Australia, 2023 today match between India and Australia. Everything related to India and Australia match will be available on Sports.NDTV.com. Stay updated with India vs Australia live score. Do check for India vs Australia scorecard. You can get scorecard updates, match related facts. Get quick live updates with ads, Sports.NDTV.com, which is the perfect destination for live cricket score.India had a slow start as compared to the last match as they lost two of their batters early on. Yashasvi Jaiswal was the first one to walk back to the pavilion after an unfortunate edge. Ishan Kishan soon followed him putting his team under pressure. Suryakumar Yadav, the skipper took things into his own hands and played aggressively earning the momentum back in their favor. He couldn't continue his onslaught as he was dismissed by Aaron Hardie but he had got his team back on the front foot. It was Ruturaj Gaikwad's turn next to play the aggressor role and he completed his half-century with equal support from Tilak Varma. They started throwing their hands at every chance they could find and were rewarded with splendid boundaries. Gaikwad was the pick of the batters and planned out his innings brilliantly as he completed his maiden T20I century in style.That was fast and furious! What a brilliant batting display especially from the opening batter from Maharashtra, Ruturaj Gaikwad! After being under pressure for most of the innings, it was a game for the Indians to steal back in the latter half. A fine century and some aggressive batting from his teammates made sure that India reached a mammoth total of 222.19.6 overs (4 Runs) FOUR! Dropped and it goes to the fence. In the slot at the off stump. Gaikwad gets it in the slot and pummels it in the gap between deep mid-wicket and deep square leg. Tim David tries his best to pull off a stunner with a diving effort but the ball doesn't stick his palms and deflects behind to find the fence. A massive 30 runs come off the final over and Maxwell gets absolutely thumped in his 100th T20I match. India finish with 222/3 on the board!19.5 overs (6 Runs) Six! Thwarted again!! Length delivery at the stumps an the batter picks it early and smahes it own the ground for a six. Gaikwad is teeing off Maxwell in this over.19.4 overs (6 Runs) Six! BIGGIE!!!! Fuller one at the stumps. Ruturaj Gaikwad gets the gift and whops it over the right of long on region for a huge six. This is some ball-striking from Gaikwad.19.4 overs (1 Run) Wide! Full and down the leg stump line. The batter goes for a big hoick and misses it. Wade is not happy.19.3 overs (1 Run) Full at the stumps. Turns it towards the mid wicket region and sets off for a single.19.2 overs (1 Run) Length delivery near the off. Gaikwad miscues the heave in front of deep mid wicket fielder for a single. Missed out on the free hit.19.2 overs (5 Runs) No ball and Four! Length delivery outside the off stump. Ruturaj Gaikwad times the smash down the ground for a four. Oh eh! The siren buzzes up and it will be a no-ball due to overstepping. Free-hit to follow.19.1 overs (6 Runs) SIX! MARVELLOUS!! Ruturaj Gaikwad brings up his maiden T20 ton in Guwahati. What a sensational and mature knock it has been! Good length at the stumps and the batter heaves it over the right of the long-on region for a biggie. A century off only 52 balls, an evening to cherish for the young man!18.6 overs (2 Runs) JUST SHORT! Full and wide outside the off, angled across the southpaw. Varma mistimes the slice aerially towards the sweeper fielder who steamed in but failed to reach it. The ball landed in front of him and then spilled off. Couple of runs for India.18.5 overs (4 Runs) FOUR! Short of a length over the stumps. Varma winds up and pulls it towards the deep backward square leg region for a four. He finally gets one off the screws. After a boundary check the TV umpire decides that the ball dropped inside the ropes.18.4 overs (2 Runs) Not the fine connection as Gaikwad was making a few minutes back. Good length delivery outside the off. Varma shuffles across the line and fails to neat the timing on the ramp. Gets a couple.18.3 overs (0 Run) Short of a length, slower one outside the off. Varma goes for a wild hoick and gets beaten on the outside edge. He is struggling to score quickly.18.2 overs (1 Run) Good length outside the off. Gaikwad dabs it late to backward point.18.1 overs (1 Run) Fuller than a length at the off peg. Varma miscues the slog to deep mid wicket for a single.18.1 overs (1 Run) Wide again! Full and just outside the tramline on the off. Varma looks to open the bat face but gets beaten. Wade is not happy.18.1 overs (1 Run) Wide! Full and wide outside the off, violates the guidelines for a legal delivery.17.6 overs (2 Runs) The bowler finds himself lucky this time as the ball does not go past the ropes. Thanks to the deep backward square leg fielder who ran a long way to block the ball. Full and outside the off from the bowler. Gaikwad went for a carbon copy of the previous execution. Just a couple.17.5 overs (6 Runs) SIX! This is a GAIKWAD SPECIAL! Full and much outside the off stump line. The Maharashtra batter triggers across the line, bends low, and times the broom over the long leg region for a maximum. Not much power but sheer timing.17.4 overs (0 Run) Full and outside the off. The batter shuffles across the line for the whip of the blade and misses it.17.3 overs (4 Runs) FOUR! And this time straight over the umpire's head!! Full, at the stumps. Ruturaj Gaikwad gets a bit deep inside the crease early and prods forward to time the lofted drive straight down the ground for a four. Hardie can feel the heat.17.2 overs (6 Runs) SIX! Short of a length over the sixth stump line. Ruturaj Gaikwad winds up to get inside the line and whoops it over the deep square leg region for yet another maximum.17.2 overs (1 Run) Wide! Length and wide outside the off. Just outside the tramline and has been signaled a wide.17.1 overs (6 Runs) SIX! KABOOM! Full and straight, pace-on at the off stump. Ruturaj Gaikwad gets it in his arc and tonks it down the ground over long off for a six.16.6 overs (1 Run) Fuller at the stumps and the batter pushes it to mid on for a quick single. End of a sensational spell from the lanky pacer.16.5 overs (1 Run) Short of a length over the leg stump. Pulled towards square leg region for a single.16.4 overs (1 Run) Overcooks the yorker at the leg. Gaikwad closed his bat face early and got the leading edge towards long off for a single.16.3 overs (1 Run) Full and much outside the off. Pushed to mid off for single.16.2 overs (1 Run) Short of a length over the fourth stump. Gaikwad pulls early on the slower one and fetches a single down long on.16.1 overs (2 Runs) Length delivery at the middle and leg. Gaikwad goes for the wild slog and miscues it towards cow corner for a couple.15.6 overs (1 Run) Short of a length and wide outside the off. Dragged it to deep mid wicket for a solo.15.5 overs (1 Run) Short of a length over the leg stump line. Slower again! Varma miscues the pull to deep backward square leg for a single.15.4 overs (0 Run) Short of a length, off-cutter over the fourth stump. Varma swings for the pull early and misses.15.3 overs (1 Run) Drags the length back at the fourth stump. Miscues the slog towards long on for a single.15.2 overs (1 Run) Back of a length outside the off. Tries to dab the slower one, mistimes the ball to backward point for a single.15.1 overs (1 Run) Good length, slower at the stumps. Flicked to square leg for a single.Match ReportsTopics mentioned in this article