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[ad_1] Debasis Sen with Virat Kohli and Kohli’s signed jersey for him from the BGT 2018 (PC: Debasis Sen) Indian cricket team will embark on a five-Test series against Australia, starting from November 22 at the Optus stadium in Perth. It is going to be a challenging couple of months for the Indian cricketers Down Under, as Pat Cummins & Co will come hard at the tourists, having lost the previous two Test series against the same opponents in their backyard. This will be the third Test series that I will be covering in Australia, previous two being in 2011-12 and 2018-19. Team Revsportz will be Down Under at full strength to cover the series which promises to be an entertaining one. Myself and my editor-in-chief Boria da (Boria Majumdar) were part of the last two Test series in Australia. Talking about my memories of covering Test series in Australia, it is a mixed feeling. From covering the 0-4 drubbing of MS Dhoni’s side in 2011-12 to witnessing the first-ever Test series win on Australian soil on that rainy day at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on January 7, 2019 was very special for me as a photojournalist. It was even more memorable as I was presented with the match shirt by the Indian captain Virat Kohli moments after the Test series win. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Debasis Sen with Virat Kohli (PC: Debasis Sen) The celebrations which started at the SCG dressing-room went on at the Indian team hotel, with Bharat Army members joining the team. A day after I had the opportunity to record an interview of both Kohli and then Indian team Head Coach Ravi Shastri for Star Sports, for whom I was covering the series as a freelancer. I have had the privilege of covering Test series in all Test-playing nations over the last two decades. But nothing can match the charm of covering a Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) or a Test match at Lord’s. I still remember the spell bowled by Aussie pace duo James Pattinson and Peter Siddle during the Boxing Day Test in 2011. Michael Clarke’s side clinched the opening game of the series, beating India by 122 runs on Day 4. What followed over the next one-and-a-half months was complete humiliation for the Indian team. The highlight of that series was the performance of then Australia captain Michael Clarke, who amassed 626 runs at an average of 125, including a brilliant 329 not out at his home ground, SCG. The series had its share of controversies as well. On the eve of the third Test at WACA, this correspondent captured the ground staff having a beer party on the uncovered match pitch. Pitch curator Cameron Sutherland claimed it was a traditional event for the ground staff which had occurred since he took over the job as curator. Michael Clark for Australia (PC: Debasis Sen) Clearly the 2011-12 series Down Under was not a memorable one for the travelling Indian media. Cut to the 2018-19 series, when the Kohli-led India clinched their maiden Test series triumph on Australian soil. India registered a 2-1 win in the series following the victories in Adelaide and Melbourne. The scoreline could have been 3-1, but for the persistent rain on the final day of the series which forced a washout. The home side was made to follow-on for the first time since 1988. The architects of the series victory were Cheteshwar Pujara, who made 521 runs, including 193 in Sydney, and Jasprit Bumrah, who took 21 wickets at 17. On the eve of the Test, both teams were hosted by then Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the Kirribilli House in Sydney. I share the fond memories of being the only representative from the travelling Indian media to capture the moments of Indian players interacting with the Australian PM. Finally, as I am all set to travel to cover my third Test series on the Australian soil, I would hope the Indian team puts up a spirited show, leaving behind the embarrassing series loss against New Zealand at home. Also Read: From TV to Stadium: Covering BGT a dream come true

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[ad_1] Debasis Sen with Virat Kohli and Kohli’s signed jersey for him from the BGT 2018 (PC: Debasis Sen) Indian cricket team will embark on a five-Test series against Australia, starting from November 22 at the Optus stadium in Perth. It is going to be a challenging couple of months for the Indian cricketers Down Under, as Pat Cummins & Co will come hard at the tourists, having lost the previous two Test series against the same opponents in their backyard. This will be the third Test series that I will be covering in Australia, previous two being in 2011-12 and 2018-19. Team Revsportz will be Down Under at full strength to cover the series which promises to be an entertaining one. Myself and my editor-in-chief Boria da (Boria Majumdar) were part of the last two Test series in Australia. Talking about my memories of covering Test series in Australia, it is a mixed feeling. From covering the 0-4 drubbing of MS Dhoni’s side in 2011-12 to witnessing the first-ever Test series win on Australian soil on that rainy day at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) on January 7, 2019 was very special for me as a photojournalist. It was even more memorable as I was presented with the match shirt by the Indian captain Virat Kohli moments after the Test series win. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Debasis Sen with Virat Kohli (PC: Debasis Sen) The celebrations which started at the SCG dressing-room went on at the Indian team hotel, with Bharat Army members joining the team. A day after I had the opportunity to record an interview of both Kohli and then Indian team Head Coach Ravi Shastri for Star Sports, for whom I was covering the series as a freelancer. I have had the privilege of covering Test series in all Test-playing nations over the last two decades. But nothing can match the charm of covering a Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) or a Test match at Lord’s. I still remember the spell bowled by Aussie pace duo James Pattinson and Peter Siddle during the Boxing Day Test in 2011. Michael Clarke’s side clinched the opening game of the series, beating India by 122 runs on Day 4. What followed over the next one-and-a-half months was complete humiliation for the Indian team. The highlight of that series was the performance of then Australia captain Michael Clarke, who amassed 626 runs at an average of 125, including a brilliant 329 not out at his home ground, SCG. The series had its share of controversies as well. On the eve of the third Test at WACA, this correspondent captured the ground staff having a beer party on the uncovered match pitch. Pitch curator Cameron Sutherland claimed it was a traditional event for the ground staff which had occurred since he took over the job as curator. Michael Clark for Australia (PC: Debasis Sen) Clearly the 2011-12 series Down Under was not a memorable one for the travelling Indian media. Cut to the 2018-19 series, when the Kohli-led India clinched their maiden Test series triumph on Australian soil. India registered a 2-1 win in the series following the victories in Adelaide and Melbourne. The scoreline could have been 3-1, but for the persistent rain on the final day of the series which forced a washout. The home side was made to follow-on for the first time since 1988. The architects of the series victory were Cheteshwar Pujara, who made 521 runs, including 193 in Sydney, and Jasprit Bumrah, who took 21 wickets at 17. On the eve of the Test, both teams were hosted by then Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at the Kirribilli House in Sydney. I share the fond memories of being the only representative from the travelling Indian media to capture the moments of Indian players interacting with the Australian PM. Finally, as I am all set to travel to cover my third Test series on the Australian soil, I would hope the Indian team puts up a spirited show, leaving behind the embarrassing series loss against New Zealand at home. Also Read: From TV to Stadium: Covering BGT a dream come true

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'Chetta, agla 7 match tera': Sanju Samson reveals how Suryakumar Yadav backed him, gave role clarity - The Times of India

‘Chetta, agla 7 match tera’: Sanju Samson reveals how Suryakumar Yadav backed him, gave role clarity  The Times of India Sanju, you just need 1 big hundred: Samson reveals Ravi Shastri’s message  India Today Samson of 2024 meets Rohit of 2013  ESPNcricinfo Yuvraj Singh, Ravi Shastri can’t keep calm after Sanju Samson’s record century puts full stop on South Africa’s revenge  Hindustan…

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First Time In 252 Years! India Batter Achieves Historic First-Class Record

Hyderabad batter Tanmay Agarwal shattered records by slamming a triple century in just 147 deliveries during the Ranji Trophy match against Arunachal Pradesh on Friday. Hyderabad ended up scoring 529 runs in just 48 overs for the loss of one wicket with Agarwal breaking a plethora of records with his impressive knock. This was the first time ever that a batter slammed a triple century in under 150 balls in a first-class cricket match.

According to Wisden Almanack, the first 'first-class' cricket match was played in 1772 and as a result, this was the first time that this feat was achieved in around 252 years.

This was the fastest triple-century in first-class cricket as Agarwal surpassed the previous record held by Marco Marais since 2017. Agarwal's innings had 33 fours and 21 sixes - another record in first-class cricket as it is now the highest number of sixes hit in an innings beating Ishan Kishan's previous record.

The 28-year-old also become the first player to score 300-plus runs in a single day in Ranji history.

Agarwal was unbeaten on 323 off just 160 balls - the seventh-most runs scored by any batter in a single day's play in first-class cricket. It was also the second-fastest triple ton when it comes to minutes.

The records were not just limited to the triple century as Agarwal also slammed the fastest first-class double century by an Indian. He achieved the feat in 119 balls and he surpassed the previous record held by Ravi Shastri who slammed the double ton in 123 balls against Baroda in 1985. Overall, it was the second-fastest double century in the history of first-class cricket.

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Australia's Stunning Win Against India Secures World Cup 2023

India vs Australia - World Cup Final 2023

In the Cricket World Cup final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, hosts India, two-time champions, set a target of 241 for Australia, who are five-time winners of the prestigious tournament. Australia, having won the toss, opted to field first and successfully restricted India to a sub-par total of 240 all-out. Virat Kohli (54) and KL Rahul (66) were the standout performers for India, each scoring a half-century in their innings. The unbeaten Indian team aims to maintain a flawless record of 11 victories with a win in Ahmedabad. On the other hand, Australia enters the final with an impressive eight-game winning streak, although they faced a setback in the group stage encounter against India. Australia dominated in both fielding and bowling, limiting India to 240 all out. Winning the toss, Australian captain Pat Cummins elected to bowl, a decision India's Rohit Sharma acknowledged they would have made as well. Despite Rohit's explosive start, Shubman Gill fell early to Mitchell Starc. Virat Kohli entered aggressively, but Rohit's dismissal by Glenn Maxwell, courtesy of an exceptional catch from Travis Head, halted the momentum just shy of his half-century. Marnus Labuschagne celebrated a half-century, while Cummins dismissed the in-form Shreyas Iyer. Kohli's departure at 54 off 63 slowed India further. KL Rahul tried to anchor the innings, but the 10th over marked a boundary drought. Rahul eventually fell for 66 off 107, and the last recognized batters, Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav, managed 14 runs before India concluded their innings at 240 in 50 overs. In defense, India started well. Mohammed Shami, taking the new ball instead of Mohammed Siraj, removed David Warner in the second ball of his first over. Jasprit Bumrah then dismissed Mitchell Marsh. Despite their expense, these bowlers eliminated two of Australia's formidable top-order batsmen. As India and Australia collided in the World Cup final, the tension was palpable. Ravi Shastri's pre-tournament prediction of these two as potential finalists seemed improbable when Australia struggled with two consecutive losses. However, their resurgence with eight consecutive wins led to this highly anticipated final, a fitting clash between two deserving teams for cricket's most prestigious honor. In Australia, where rugby reigns supreme, the pressure pales in comparison to the intense anticipation among Indian fans. The atmosphere is tense, akin to the night before a university exam. The wait for an ICC silverware has been a decade, and for a World Cup, it extends to 12 years since 2011. Only Virat Kohli and Ravichandran Ashwin remain from the 2011 squad, adding emotional weight for cricket fans in their mid-30s, who vividly remember the heartbreak of March 23, 2003.

Highlights of India vs Australia: World Cup 2023 Final

- Australia won the toss and opted to bowl first. - Rohit Sharma made a quick start, but Shubman Gill fell early to the Australian attack. - Virat Kohli entered aggressively, but Australia struck back, claiming the wickets of Rohit and the in-form Shreyas Iyer. - Despite Kohli and KL Rahul's efforts, they struggled to accelerate. Kohli scored another half-century but eventually fell to Pat Cummins. - Rahul managed a hard-fought half-century, but the dismissal of Ravindra Jadeja followed. - Suryakumar Yadav couldn't provide a strong finish to the innings. - Mohammed Siraj and Kuldeep Yadav combined to push India's total to 240. - In the opening over, Jasprit Bumrah conceded 15 runs, but Mohammed Shami dismissed David Warner with only his second ball. - Bumrah took two more wickets in the first 10 overs, removing Mitchell Marsh and Steve Smith. - Staging a comeback, Travis Head reached a century off 95 balls, guiding Australia to 185/3 in 33.5 overs. Read the full article

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We are a country obsessed with records: Ravi Shastri

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[ad_1] Left: Ricky Ponting looks on from the dugout. Source: BCCI, Right: Gautam Gambhir attended the Press Conference ahead of the 3rd test between India and New Zealand (PC: Subhayan) There was a point in Gautam Gambhir’s press conference where it seemed his composure was slightly off balance. Rather, he was a tad irritated. It was when he was asked about a Ricky Ponting comment on Virat Kohli. Gautam, the feisty character that he is, shot back: “What does Ponting know about Indian cricket”… That’s what brings me to ask why the question was asked in the first place. Why does Ponting saying something about an Indian batter become a national headline in India? Does Sunil Gavaskar saying something or Sachin Tendulkar saying something about an Australian batter become a headline in the media Down Under? The answer is no. Then, why is it that we give so much column-inches to Ponting or anyone else for that matter? If Ponting was speaking on batting in Australian conditions, it is something that has value. After all, he knows it really well and is indeed in a position to comment. But on Virat? Or Rohit? Or Shubman? He might indeed have an opinion but why do we have to highlight his opinion or treat it as gospel? Do the Australian journalists do any such thing with any of our legends? If Rahul Dravid speaks on Steve Smith for example, will it become a headline or a subject of debate in Australia? For More Sports Related Content Click Here Gautam Gambhir at a practice session. Source (GG Insta) That’s where Gautam’s annoyance really stems from. For far too long we have given undue importance to foreigners and treated them with reverence. Take a look at the IPL coaching staff and this point is further made clear. Ponting as IPL coach is a failure. Seven seasons and no title, and nothing much to write home about as head coach of Delhi Capitals. In fact, he was removed after seven seasons. And yet, he is the go-to-man for Punjab Kings. How many Indian coaches have got stints in the BBL or the WBBL? And how many Australians get work in India in the IPL or the WPL? Have we ever asked why? For the record, India are the T20 world champions in the men’s game. This is why you need a Ravi Shastri or a Gautam Gambhir as coach in Australia. Men who can shoot back if needed. Virat did so in 2018. Ajinkya Rahane was able to do so in 2021. When things came to a pass with Siraj, he stood firm and made a point. Remember Ravi Ashwin’s press conference where he spoke extensively about racism? The truth is what Ponting says about Virat is irrelevant. Rather, we are the ones who are to blame for highlighting it and making it a national talking point. After the New Zealand series loss, there are many who have said Rohit and Virat should retire or they should make way. Two questions for each one of them – in 2018, India beat Australia in their lair. What was the Australian bowling attack like? It was Cummins, Starc and Hazlewood. Again, in 2021, a half injured India beat Australia in Australia. Who are the bowlers who bowled for Australia? The very same Starc, Cummins and Hazlewood. How many of these bowlers were dropped? After two consecutive home series losses? And had an Indian great said so, would it even merit a discussion Down Under? So why bother about Ponting and what he says? Also Read: If need be, Rahul can do the job for us: Gambhir The post What Ricky Ponting says about Virat Kohli is irrelevant, no point highlighting it appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Left: Ricky Ponting looks on from the dugout. Source: BCCI, Right: Gautam Gambhir attended the Press Conference ahead of the 3rd test between India and New Zealand (PC: Subhayan) There was a point in Gautam Gambhir’s press conference where it seemed his composure was slightly off balance. Rather, he was a tad irritated. It was when he was asked about a Ricky Ponting comment on Virat Kohli. Gautam, the feisty character that he is, shot back: “What does Ponting know about Indian cricket”… That’s what brings me to ask why the question was asked in the first place. Why does Ponting saying something about an Indian batter become a national headline in India? Does Sunil Gavaskar saying something or Sachin Tendulkar saying something about an Australian batter become a headline in the media Down Under? The answer is no. Then, why is it that we give so much column-inches to Ponting or anyone else for that matter? If Ponting was speaking on batting in Australian conditions, it is something that has value. After all, he knows it really well and is indeed in a position to comment. But on Virat? Or Rohit? Or Shubman? He might indeed have an opinion but why do we have to highlight his opinion or treat it as gospel? Do the Australian journalists do any such thing with any of our legends? If Rahul Dravid speaks on Steve Smith for example, will it become a headline or a subject of debate in Australia? For More Sports Related Content Click Here Gautam Gambhir at a practice session. Source (GG Insta) That’s where Gautam’s annoyance really stems from. For far too long we have given undue importance to foreigners and treated them with reverence. Take a look at the IPL coaching staff and this point is further made clear. Ponting as IPL coach is a failure. Seven seasons and no title, and nothing much to write home about as head coach of Delhi Capitals. In fact, he was removed after seven seasons. And yet, he is the go-to-man for Punjab Kings. How many Indian coaches have got stints in the BBL or the WBBL? And how many Australians get work in India in the IPL or the WPL? Have we ever asked why? For the record, India are the T20 world champions in the men’s game. This is why you need a Ravi Shastri or a Gautam Gambhir as coach in Australia. Men who can shoot back if needed. Virat did so in 2018. Ajinkya Rahane was able to do so in 2021. When things came to a pass with Siraj, he stood firm and made a point. Remember Ravi Ashwin’s press conference where he spoke extensively about racism? The truth is what Ponting says about Virat is irrelevant. Rather, we are the ones who are to blame for highlighting it and making it a national talking point. After the New Zealand series loss, there are many who have said Rohit and Virat should retire or they should make way. Two questions for each one of them – in 2018, India beat Australia in their lair. What was the Australian bowling attack like? It was Cummins, Starc and Hazlewood. Again, in 2021, a half injured India beat Australia in Australia. Who are the bowlers who bowled for Australia? The very same Starc, Cummins and Hazlewood. How many of these bowlers were dropped? After two consecutive home series losses? And had an Indian great said so, would it even merit a discussion Down Under? So why bother about Ponting and what he says? Also Read: If need be, Rahul can do the job for us: Gambhir The post What Ricky Ponting says about Virat Kohli is irrelevant, no point highlighting it appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] When former India head coach Ravi Shastri was asked in an interview to pick a batter who could break Virat Kohli's untouched record of 973 runs in IPL 2016 season, without any hesitation, he picked Shubman Gill. And why not. The India batting star headed into the 2023 IPL season on the back of a century spree across formats this year which included a record ODI double hundred as well. And why Gill stood far from the tally at the halfway mark in the season, a staggering stretch of three centuries in four innings in Gujarat Titans' run to a second straight IPL final saw the 23-year-old stand another triple-figure mark away from Kohli's record. And while it might be a big ask given the stage and the opponents GT will be up against, batting legend Sunil Gavaskar believes Gill can match the record. Shubman Gill; Virat Kohli Gill's first century came at home, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, against Sunrisers Hyderabad in Gujarat's penultimate league game. He emulated the same at Chinnaswamy, an effort that stopped RCB's bid to make the playoffs. The GT opener then played one of the most formidable knocks of the season with record 129 against Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 2 match. With the three centuries in four innings, Gill now stands atop in the Orange Cap race this season with 851 runs. The tally is third-best in IPL history. Kohli still stands atop with 973 runs in 2016 season followed by Jos Buttler, who scored 863 runs in 2022. Hence, Gill stands 13 runs away from going past Buttler, a half century away from being the second batter to score 900 or more runs in a season and 122 runs away from matching Kohli's record. So can Gill match the mark in the IPL 2023 final against Chennai Super Kings? Gavaskar, in conversation with India Today, absolutely agrees given the form Gill is in at the moment. “Yes it can happen. It looks possible. If Gujarat bat first then Gill will have a big opportunity. If Chennai bat first get all out for 180 then 122 will look impossible. But yes, records are meant to be broken. And this is a record unlike Sachin Tendulkar's run in Test cricket or Muttiah Muralitharan's 800 Test wickets, those are the ones which will be very difficult to break. But here it is all about 122 runs. If Gujarat bat first then it can definitely happen,” he said. In his previous two matches against CSK this season, Gill scored 105 runs which include a 63 off 36 and 42 off 38. ABOUT THE AUTHOR At HT Sports Desk, passionate reporters work round the clock to provide detailed updates from the world of sports. Expect nuanced match reports, previews,reviews, technical analysis based on statistics, the latest social media trends, expert opinions on cricket, football, tennis, badminton, hockey,motorsports, wrestling, boxing, shooting, athletics and much more. ...view detail [ad_2] Source link

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Umesh Yadav Surpassed Yuvraj Singh’s Record; Levelled Virat Kohli

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India vs Australia: Umesh Yadav Equals Virat Kohli's Batting Record, Surpasses Ravi Shastri

It was a disappointing display from the India batsmen on Day 1 of the third Test match against Australia in Indore as the hosts were bundled out for just 109. Almost all the batsmen failed to get going against the Aussie spinners but Umesh Yadav ended up adding a massive milestone to his name. The fast bowler slammed two massive sixes off Matthew Kuhnemann’s bowling and equalled Virat Kohli’s…

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Third Test, Day One highlights, results, latest updates; Steve Smith warning from Ravi Shastri

Indian great and former national coach Ravi Shastri has issued a warning to his team ahead of the second Test against Australia. With Pat Cummins flying back to Sydney due a family illness, Steve Smith takes over as skipper of the Test team. Smith – arguably the world’s best batter – has had a tough series so far, with a high score of 37 from four innings. But his record when captaining the…

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Poursuivant son superlatif des ODI, Rohit Sharma a mis fin à l'attente tant attendue d'un test cent en marquant son 9e siècle dans le format le plus long du match lors du 1er test contre l'Australie à Nagpur. C'était en septembre 2021 que Rohit avait enregistré pour la dernière fois un score à trois chiffres, contre l'Angleterre à l'Ovale. L'attente d'un an et demi a pris fin lorsqu'il a de nouveau atteint le score à trois chiffres lors de la deuxième journée du test de Nagpur. Dans le processus, il est devenu le premier capitaine indien à marquer une tonne dans les trois formats du jeu. En ce qui concerne les stars mondiales qui ont marqué un siècle en tant que capitaines dans les trois formats du jeu, les goûts de Babar Azam, Faf du Plessis et Tilakratne Dilshan sont déjà là dans la liste. Rohit est devenu le premier Indien à les rejoindre. Rohit a marqué des points à un bon rythme lors du premier test, ayant atteint son demi-siècle à un taux de frappe de plus de 80, terminant le premier jour avec un score de 56 sur 69 balles. Son taux de frappe a baissé le deuxième jour alors qu'il atteignait sa 9e centaine dans le format le plus long du jeu en 171 balles, mais c'était le résultat de guichets tombant continuellement à l'autre bout du terrain. Le bonheur sur le visage de Rohit Sharma après avoir atteint son siècle ! Une manche à retenir. pic.twitter.com/l8JrbeCrHT — Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) 10 février 2023 La manière dont il a frappé le premier jour avait impressionné l'ancien entraîneur-chef indien Ravi Shastri, qui a déclaré: "Quand Rohit Sharma frappe, il ne permettra à aucun quilleur de s'installer. Sa forme peut dicter les termes de ce BGT, pas seulement à cause de la courses qu'il obtiendra, mais le rythme auquel il l'obtiendra. Son record en tant que batteur d'ouverture est époustouflant ". Le jour 2, Rohit a eu du mal à trouver un partenaire qui restera longtemps. Les goûts de R Ashwin, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli et Suryakumar Yadav sont tous partis sans beaucoup contribuer avec la batte alors que le fileur australien Tod Murphy se déchaînait. Murphy a empoché trois autres guichets le jour 2 au moment où Rohit a atteint son score à trois chiffres. Nathan Lyon a également empoché un guichet solitaire, renvoyant Suryakumar Yadav. L'Inde, qui avait limité l'Australie à seulement 177 points lors des premières manches, n'a pas montré autant de confiance avec la batte qu'avec le ballon. À part la tonne de Rohit, aucun des frappeurs n'a vraiment compris la nature du terrain.

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Virat Kohli had taken trouble from Dhoni to become the captain, a call from Ravi Shastri and... -Essayborn

Virat Kohli had taken trouble from Dhoni to become the captain, a call from Ravi Shastri and… -Essayborn

New Delhi. Virat Kohli is back in the best form. In the first ODI against Sri Lanka (IND vs SL), he played an aggressive inning of 113 runs. This is his 45th ODI century. He is now just 4 steps away from Sachin Tendulkar’s record of most 49 ODI centuries. The second ODI against Sri Lanka is to be held in Kolkata today. In such a situation, everyone hopes that Kohli will once again be successful…