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A scarecrow can be an inexpensive way to keep your seedlings safe from local wildlife

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Michael Bevan inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame

NEW DELHI: Michael Bevan, the legendary ODI batsman for Australia, was elected into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame after the requirements for membership in the esteemed club were modified.

The Times of India

How to avoid buried utility lines when you dig – experts explain the crucial '2 feet 2 be safe' golden rule

Buried utility lines can damage your property and your health – here's how to find them and dig safely

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Are plastic yard tools toxic? Horticultural experts reveal why you should remove black plastic from your yard

Many plastic kitchen utensils can be toxic, and the same might be true in your yard. I spoke to experts to find out whether or not plastic yard tools are toxic

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Michael Clarke inducted into Australian Cricket Hall of Fame

timesofiNEW DELHI: The Australian Cricket Hall of Fame inducted World Cup-winning former captain Michael Clarke as its 64th member, the nation's cricket governing body said Thursday. On Wednesday, the induction ceremony was held at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Times of India

Clarke warns against Aussie cricket mass retirements

With Australian cricket on the verge of a generational change, former captain Michael Clarke is urging veteran players to stagger their retirements.

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Michael Clarke inducted into Cricket Hall of Fame

Nearly a decade after calling time on his remarkable career, former captain Michael Clarke has been inducted into the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.

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If Virat Kohli retires from Tests right now, there's only one team losing out, it's India: Michael Clarke

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has expressed his strong support for Indian batting superstar Virat Kohli, stating that if he was captain he would "fight with the team management" to ensure Kohli remains in the squad despite his recent struggles in Test cricket.

The Times of India

Can Indian spinners do an Anil Kumble in spin-friendly Sydney? - SCG trivia

It's been 46 years since India won a Test match in Sydney, and a victory in the concluding match of this Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) will not only end the wait of more than four decades but also help India retain the trophy.

The Times of India

'He is not a nasty person': Ex-Australia captain defends Virat Kohli's character despite 'shoulder bump' with Sam Konstas at MCG

NEW DELHI: Melbourne witnessed high-octane cricket and heated moments during the Boxing Day Test at the MCG, where Virat Kohli's shoulder bump incident with Australian debutant Sam Konstas became a major talking point.

The Times of India

'He has been underrated in the entire series': Michael Clarke hails young Nitish Reddy

NEW DELHI: Michael Clarke, the former Australian skipper, has expressed his admiration for India's emerging all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy, suggesting he deserves more recognition in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy series and should bat higher in the order.

The Times of India

SCG Test 'great opportunity' for Usman Khawaja to announce retirement, feels former Australian captain

NEW DELHI: Former Australian captain Michael Clarke suggested that the final Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy could present an ideal opportunity for veteran Usman Khawaja to conclude his career at his home ground.

The Times of India

How to take artichoke cuttings – a simple method for growing more vegetable plants for free

Plant-care professionals share their advice for this budget-friendly task

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Nathan McSweeney's omission divides opinions among Australian cricket legends

NEW DELHI: Sam Konstas, a 19-year-old opener from Australia, prepares for a possible Test debut against India at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Boxing Day.

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McSweeney describes devastation of Test axing

Axed Test opener Nathan McSweeney says he's "devastated" after being dropped for Boxing Day after just three matches but he's back in action for Brisbane Heat.

The Times of India

'They have got this wrong': Michael Clarke blasts selectors over Australia squad for remaining BGT Tests

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has fiercely criticized the national selectors for dropping Nathan McSweeney midway through the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India. McSweeney, who was handed the opening role earlier in the series, has been replaced by Sam Konstas for the final two Tests.

The Times of India

Michael Clarke wants Mohammed Siraj penalised and it's not for Travis Head send-off!

NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has expressed concerns regarding the on-field conduct of Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Clarke specifically criticized Siraj's appealing style, suggesting it warrants a penalty from the International Cricket Council (ICC).

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'Virat Kohli making a hundred in 1st Test scares me...': Michael Clarke looks ahead to pink-ball Test in Adelaide

NEW DELHI: Former captain and batting mainstay Virat Kohli hit form in the first Test against Australia in Perth with a brilliant hundred in the second innings paving way for India's 294-run victory and a 1-0 series lead.

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The mental strain that plagues cricket post Hughes

Australian cricket heeded Michael Clarke's words to dig in and get through to tea. But for those closest to Phillip Hughes, the sport was never really the same.

AAP

The tons and tweak that had Hughes primed to dominate

The rise was remarkable but Phillip Hughes's Test career, as Simon Katich and Neil D'Costa know too well, was set to go to another level as it tragically ended.

The Guardian - AU

Phillip Hughes: depth of loss even 10 years on speaks to the cricketer he was

The young batter’s death stirred the public in ways we’d never before seen and remains a reminder that sport is ultimately a shared experience

The Guardian - UK

A decade after Phillip Hughes’ death: how much has cricket changed?

Safety in the game has evolved but the cricketing prodigy comes to mind whenever someone’s helmet takes a blow

The Times of India

'If India has to win...': Michael Clarke names two players to play 'decisive roles'

NEW DELHI: Team India would be eyeing their third successive Test series win on the trot in Australia and the Aussies would be looking to go all guns blazing to stop the Indians in their bid in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

AAP

Travel schedule could change after ODI series belting

The packed international cricket schedule is again under the spotlight after an under-strength Australia suffered a historic ODI series defeat to Pakistan.

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