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'Overloaded' Jasprit Bumrah faces injury scare in Adelaide Test

Jasprit Bumrah pulled up while bowling in the second session on Day 2 of the pink-ball Test against Australia in Adelaide, leading to concerns about a potential injury as he continues to bear the wicket-taking load for India in the Border Gavaskar Trophy.

The Times of India

Brain fade! Fortune goes India's way as Mitchell Marsh rules himself out when he wasn't

NEW DELHI: In a rare and bizarre occurrence, Australia batter Mitchell Marsh ruled himself out despite not edging the ball on the second day of the second day-night Test against India in Adelaide.

The Times of India

Indian send-off went too far, says Australia star Head

Australia batsman Travis Head was disappointed with a heated send-off from India's Mohammed Siraj in the second Test.

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'Not taking credit': How Glenn McGrath's suggestion made Jasprit Bumrah better

Jasprit Bumrah continues to torment Australia in their own territory, as he bowled India to victory in the first Test at Perth and began the pink-ball match in Adelaide in similar fashion with his unique action that legendary Aussie pacer Glenn McGrath once worked on.

The Times of India

Marsh brain fade results in wrong dismissal in Test

Australia allrounder Mitch Marsh has suffered a brain fade which resulted in his dismissal in the second Test against India.

AAP

'Absolutely horrible'! Controversial third umpire call leaves Team India, commentators and fans puzzled

NEW DELHI: In a bizarre turn of events, third umpire Richard Kettleborough's decision that gave Australian batter Mitchell Marsh a lifeline late in the first session on the second day of the Adelaide Test left Team India, fans and even commentators in disbelief on Saturday.

The Times of India

India miss Mohammed Shami in Adelaide after Australia's 'see off Bumrah' ploy

NEW DELHI: Australia's lessons from the Perth defeat are evident in their batting approach at Adelaide Oval, where they have smartly recognised the lack of consistent support for India's bowling spearhead Jasprit Bumrah and decided to see him off to minimise the damage.

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Virat Kohli shushes Australian spectators after Marnus Labuschagne's wicket in Adelaide - WATCH

NEW DELHI: Virat Kohli, known for his fiery spirit and never backing down, once again made his presence felt during the second Test between India and Australia at the Adelaide Oval.

The Times of India

Resurgent Aussies charging towards squaring Test series

Australia are in the box seat to level the Border-Gavaskar series, with India teetering at 5-128 and still trailing by 29 runs at Adelaide Oval.

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Security at Australian synagogues stepped up as Netanyahu links Melbourne attack to Labor stance

Security measures increased at Jewish sites across Victoria, while New South Wales Police commits to increased patrols of significant sites in that state

The Guardian - AU

India vs Australia: Jasprit Bumrah's domination over Steve Smith continues in Adelaide

NEW DELHI: India's pace sensation Jasprit Bumrah continued his dominance against Australia's batting maestro Steve Smith on the second day of the pink-ball Test at Adelaide Oval, delivering a stellar performance that set the tone for India's attack.

The Times of India

Australia to play three Tests in tour of West Indies

Australia will play three Test matches when the nation tours the West Indies for the first time in a decade next year.

AAP

Bizarre! Why Adelaide Oval lights went off on day 1 of pink-ball Test

The floodlights at the Adelaide Oval, hosting the pink-ball Test between Australia and India, went off twice in an over on day one, and the reason is nothing short of bizarre.

The Times of India

Aussies expect India to carry chip on shoulder for ODI

Australia's players expect India to come out with a point to prove in their second women's ODI in Brisbane, after the hosts won the series opener in a canter.

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'He knows how to bat': Sunil Gavaskar defends Virat Kohli after Adelaide dismissal

NEW DELHI: Legendary batter Sunil Gavaskar has come to the defense of Virat Kohli following the batter’s dismissal in the second Test against Australia in Adelaide, which sparked criticism over his technique on pitches with pace and bounce. Kohli’s dismissal mirrored his Perth Test wicket, raising questions about his adaptability.

The Times of India

Mohammed Siraj riles up Australia! After angry throw, a no-look appeal - WATCH

Mohammed Siraj was under the scanner for his throw at the stumps in anger on day one of the pink-ball Test in Adelaide, and the Indian pacer might have irked the match referee even more on Saturday with his no-look appeal for an lbw against Marnus Labuschagne.

The Independent UK

Gus Atkinson: Hat-tricks in England Test history

Stuart Broad achieved the feat in 2011 and 2014.

The Times of India

Will Australia's 'big mistake' on Day 1 of Adelaide Test cost them dear

India couldn't make much of their decision to bat first after winning the toss in the second Test against Australia in Adelaide, which is a day-night match played with the pink ball. But Australia may still rue one decision they didn't take during India's first innings on Friday, which folded…

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The Guardian - AU

Australia v India: second men’s cricket Test, day two – as it happened

Travis Head’s magnificent 140 powered Australia into a dominant position on day two of the second Test in Adelaide

The Times of India

'After Wasim Akram, it's Jasprit Bumrah who the Australians are scared of the most'

Jasprit Bumrah couldn't spell his magic on day one of India's pink-ball Test against Australia in Adelaide, but the home team's batters were looking to see him off rather than score off him. And former Pakistan batter Basit Ali could read the fear in Aussie eyes while facing the Indian…

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Champion halfback Dodd embraces pressure at Souths

Lewis Dodd knows he will face far more scrutiny as an NRL halfback than he did in the English Super League, and he is ready to embrace it at South Sydney.

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Mitchell Starc's perfect response to Yashasvi Jaiswal in Adelaide

ADELAIDE: Perth wasn’t an outlier. India and Australia kept Test cricket’s flag flying high here as the series acquired an edgy tone. The absorbing day evoked memories of past skirmishes and reminded us why reprising a five-Test series between these two is an idea whose time has come.

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Australia in command after Mitchell Starc's fiery spell in Day-Night Test

ADELAIDE: Fear of the twilight hour is real in day-night Tests. As the shadows lengthened across the Adelaide Oval and the giant light-emitting diodes woke up from their slumber, Australia’s top order — caught in the middle at the wrong time — would have known it was time for the…

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Netanyahu Claims Melbourne Synagogue Arson Linked To Australian Govt’s ‘Anti-Israeli Position’

Israeli PM Netanyahu has pointed the finger at the Albanese government's stance on Israel as a factor in the recent arson attack on a Melbourne synagogue.

The Guardian - AU

Quiet zones, sandpits and paddling pools: the paw-some evolution of Australia’s state-of-the-art dog parks

Modern dog parks cropping up around the country have sophisticated facilities with a focus on socialisation and behaviour management – and pets can’t get enough

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