#india-australia match

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Catch the thrilling highlights of the first semi-final match between India and Australia, where Australia won the toss! Don’t miss the action as both teams battle for a spot in the finals!

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[rodrickheffeley]

"stop bombing palestine" "free palestine"

[backyardcricketer]

hello darkness my old friend

[viratfc]

If batters ne aise he khelna hai to , BUMRAH deserves rest for scg test

[sscarletvenus]

if we lose let's just shut down ahemdabad as a cricket venue permanently

[kyorru]

i’m looking forward to seeing the cricket part in the new kuro season….

[sofia-the-traveller]

Epic Showdown: India vs Australia Final Live at Loco Loca Bistro in Andheri

Introduction:

The stage is set, the excitement is palpable, and cricket enthusiasts in Andheri are gearing up for the pinnacle of the Cricket World Cup 2023 – the India vs Australia Final. Amidst the fervor, Loco Loca Bistro emerges as the epicenter for live-streaming this grand spectacle on its massive 200-inch screen. Join us as we delve into why Loco Loca Bistro in Andheri is the ultimate destination for cricket aficionados, offering an immersive experience that goes beyond traditional live screening.

Unveiling the 200-Inch Marvel:

At Loco Loca Bistro, cricket is not just a sport; it's a cinematic journey. The colossal 200-inch screen transforms the India vs Australia Final into a visual extravaganza, capturing every boundary, every wicket, and every cricketing nuance in stunning detail. The unparalleled screen size at Loco Loca Bistro ensures that patrons in Andheri are not just watching the match – they're experiencing it on a grand scale.

Loco Loca Bistro Andheri: A Community Celebration:

Beyond being a venue for live events, Loco Loca Bistro has become a community hub where cricket enthusiasts unite to celebrate their passion. The lively ambiance and the spirit of camaraderie make Loco Loca Bistro more than just a place to watch sports; it's a shared experience that transforms the India vs Australia Final into a collective celebration.

Live Events Extravaganza in Andheri:

Loco Loca Bistro is synonymous with live events in Andheri, extending its offerings beyond the Cricket World Cup. From sports to movies, the venue caters to diverse tastes, promising patrons a continuous calendar of entertainment. As the India vs Australia Final approaches, Loco Loca Bistro is ready to host an extravaganza that transcends the boundaries of conventional live screening.

Culinary Delights and Cricket Cheers:

Enhancing the cricket-watching experience at Loco Loca Bistro is a carefully curated menu that aligns with the excitement of the India vs Australia Final. From cricket-themed snacks to signature beverages, the culinary offerings at Loco Loca Bistro are designed to satisfy both the taste buds and the cricket cravings of patrons in Andheri.

Conclusion:

For an unparalleled cricket-watching experience during the India vs Australia Final, Loco Loca Bistro in Andheri is the definitive choice. The fusion of the massive 200-inch screen, vibrant ambiance, and diverse offerings makes Loco Loca Bistro the ultimate destination for cricket enthusiasts. Come, immerse yourself in the excitement, and witness the India vs Australia Final in style at Loco Loca Bistro – where every match is an event, and every fan is family!

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What is going to happen in today's match? RradMore......................

[backyardcricketer]

hum 150 all out hue toh chalo unhe bhi 47/6 kar lia, kuch sukoon mila.

[cricket2]

1st T20 I IND vs AUS Match Highlights | India vs Australia heart thrill...

[amittarora]

🏏 #5th #TEST Match #LIVE from #Today - #INDIAvsAUSTRALIA !

At the #SCG, #SydneyCricketGround, #Sydney !

@IndianCricketTeam

#INDvsAUS ... #INDIA vs #AUSTRALIA ~

( #5Day #International #Cricket #TestMatch #Match )

N Cmon #TeamINDIA #Cmon, #Win this #Guys n square it!

Heartiest #Wishes,

#AmittARORA

#Amitt ☆ #ARORA ☆ #AA

[charlesandmartine]

Friday 3rd January 2025

Australia v India

Now, I am not known as a cricket fan normally. The last cricket match that I may have been associated with was at school in the 60s. My prowess at the game was questionable even then, such that my batting order was set for fairly late in the match. This suited me because my recollection of a match was spending those long sunny summer afternoons lying on the grass on the East field reading a book waiting for the extremely slim possibility of an innings as they say in cricket circles. Consequently, my knowledge of the rules of cricket is perhaps sketchy at best. Imagine my surprise on arrival then at the Sydney Cricket ground to find 48,000 people ready to watch an international, sporting a great deal more enthusiasm than me.

We sat in the Victor Trumper stand, and I quickly learned the ropes. There are moments after one of the chaps bowls (throws) the ball when the response is ooooo. Another skill is to respond with aaaah. Occasionally, someone catches the ball, and an altogether different cry is required. The actual language used is uncertain as the volume level prevents coherence. India elected to bat first after winning the toss, and on the dot of 10.30, we were underway as 22 white garbed players sprang into action. Indian lads sitting in front of us appeared to be supporting Australia, but when a batter for India appeared about to be declared out, switched allegiance. That I recall was the Norman Tebbit test of nationality.

One explanation of the rules of cricket:

'Each man that's in the side that's in, goes out, and when he's out, he comes in, and the next man goes in until he's out.' Well, I'm glad that's cleared that one up.

A fearsome scream went up while Martine was out getting a coffee. (You can't turn your back for 5 seconds) This was to test the LBW rule. Turns out if you are batting you are not allowed to impede the path of the oncoming ball by any part of your body, and the crowd felt fairly unanimously that this had occurred, therefore the fearsome scream. Then, the clever filming of the event revealed that it had been a no-ball, which provoked response number 2. Aaaaah. This, of course, prompts the next tricky question: What constitutes a no-ball? Well, I give up, but it did look like one.

By 12.30, 3 of the India side had been despatched to the pavilion. My take on the match at this point was that as well as times of high excitement, there were times of very little progress and therefore little interest by the crowd, so you have to hope someone is keeping an eye on events to let everyone else know when to say oooo or aaaah should the need arise. During those dull moments, someone arranges a wave that passes around the ground. A huge boo then goes up when it reaches the members' pavilion. It is understood the reason for this is because they don't join in. Before we knew what was happening, it was lunchtime, and the players, who by now must have worked up quite an appetite, cleared the pitch in no time in the direction of the pavilion. We ate our packed lunch.

Lunch was not to be a time of total inactive. Oh no. Most loud music was to be piped throughout the grounds of the sort I wouldn't hesitate in assuming would not be approved of by MCC members at Lord's. However, protocols were challenged, and decibels raised. A further anomaly was the mysterious appearance of a good number of small children who quickly formed themselves into micro teams to play little games of cricket on the pitch, but not the wicket area, which was guarded at all times by 4 officious looking security personnel.

Game resumed at 13.10, and another player was caught out between times of otherwise apparent inactivity, giving rise to a further couple of rather lack lustre waves. Then for want of anything better to look at, attention was given to a supporter who was creating a would be record breaking stack of plastic beer glasses.

Then, just as things seemed a bit boring, the crowd having tried the on-line memory test from the QR code on the big screen, then another wave, Rishabh knocked the ball so far out of the pitch, a little man was deployed with an aluminium ladder to return the ball into play again. That was the first 6 of the match! By 14.55, the score was still 4-95, which I don't think is that good. Alcohol by that point, had started to make the crowd more jolly, and it appeared that the more jolly they got, the less interest there was in what the 22 were up to.

As play resumed after afternoon tea at 15.30, the score was 4-108. We were soon on the homeward straight. Those placed late in the batting order appeared to have shorter innings. None could compete better on that score than Kumar Reddy, who was out on his first ball! Obviously not as ready as he thought! That must be so embarrassing. Perhaps no one noticed? He was almost immediately followed to the changing room by Jadeja, who, to be fair, had been in a fair while and could probably use a footstool after his 26 runs.

We left about 17.15 as the last batsmen for India were in play. We wished to avoid the queue for the light rail service back to CQ.

What a fantastic day. It is my first International cricket match I have been to. Come to think of it, it's my first cricket match period. What a great experience. We loved every minute of it. What made it even better was that the ticket price included our return travel costs!

ps. As we left CQ on the return ferry to Manly, the Disney Wonder cruise ship also weighed anchor to leave port on a wondrous voyage for those lucky, lucky people on board, probably all dressed up as Mickey Mouse, or Pluto or something. They were on their way to Tasmania. It is a requirement for ships as well as ferries to sound their sirens as a warning to other shipping as they leave their mooring place. In the case of the Disney Wonder, delightfully, it sounded, 'When you wish upon a star.' How good is that!

pps. Scott Boland surely had to be man of the match. He took 4 wickets, maybe more, although Captain Pat Cummins received a slightly bigger cheer when he bowled, I thought.

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IND vs AUS 4th Test Match Ravindra Jadeja : सर, जडेजा की PC में बवाल: ऑस्ट्रेलियाई पत्रकारों ने खाया आपा: टीम इंडिया के मीडिया मैनेजर से की बदसूकी।

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IND vs AUS 4th Test Match Ravindra Jadeja : भारत और ऑस्ट्रेलिया के बीच टेस्ट सीरीज का चौथा मुकाबला मेलबर्न में खेला जाना है मेलबर्न टेस्ट के लिए भारतीय टीम प्रैक्टिस में जुट गई है 21 दिसंबर को भारतीय टीम का एमसीजी में पहले प्रैक्टिस सेशन था प्रैक्टिस सेशन के बाद रवींद्र जडेजा ने मीडिया को संबोधित किया।भारतीय क्रिकेट टीम ऑस्ट्रेलिया दौरे पर है जहां वह मेजबान टीम के खिलाफ पांच मैचो की टेस्ट सीरीज में व्यस्त है टेस्ट सीरीज का पहला मुकाबला पर्थ खेला गया था जिससे भारत ने 295 रनों से जीता था फिर एडिलेड टेस्ट में ऑस्ट्रेलिया ने 10 विकेट से जीत हासिल की थी इसके बाद गाबा टेस्ट ड्रॉ पर रहा पांच मैचों की सीरीज फिलहाल एक-एक की बराबरी पर है अब चौथा टेस्ट मैच 26 दिसंबर से मेलबर्न क्रिकेट ��्राउंड में खेला जाएगा।

जडेजा की प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस में बवाल।

मेलबर्न टेस्ट के लिए भारतीय टीम प्रैक्टिस सेशन में जुड़ गई है 21 दिसंबर को भारतीय टीम का एमसीजी में पहले प्रैक्टिस सेशन था प्रैक्टिस सेशन के बीच रविंद्र जडेजा ने मीडिया को संबोधित किया है जडेजा ने प्रेस कांफ्रेंस के दौरान हिंदी में ही सवालों के जवाब दिए पीसी के अंत में ऑस्ट्रेलिया पत्रकारों ने जडेजा से अंग्रेजी में प्रश्न पूछाना चाहा हालांकि जडेजा ने यह कह कर पीसी छोड़ने का फैसला किया कि उन्हें बस पकड़नी है।

समय के अभाव में कुछ भारतीय पत्रकार सवाल पूछ नहीं सके हालांकि ऑस्ट्रेलियाई मीडिया जडेजा से काफी नाखुश दिखा भारतीय टीम के मीडिया मैनेजर ने उन्हें समझाने की कोशिश की की यह प्रेस कॉन्फ्रेंस सिर्फ भारतीय मीडिया के लिए थी लेकिन ऑस्ट्रेलियाई मीडिया को यह बात हजम नहीं हुई।

कुछ ऑस्ट्रेलिया रिपोर्टर्स को टीम इंडिया के मीडिया मैनेजर पर भड़कते देखा गया उन्होंने मीडिया मैनेजर के साथ दुर्व्यवहार भी किया जो अनुचित था यहां तक की ऑस्ट्रेलिया प्रेस कांफ्रेंस के दौरान भी कई भारतीय पत्रकारों को समय की कमी के कारण सवाल पूछने का मौका नहीं मिलता है लेकिन भारतीय पत्रकारों ने कभी बहस या दुर्व्यवहार नहीं किया।

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