"cheteshwar-pujara"

Good feet movement and tight technique are important. Indian batting will revolve around Virat Kohli and Cheteshwar Pujara.

Indian Test specialist will turn up for Chennai Super Kings in IPL

This could well be his final outing in the Indian Premier League

Visitors shot out for 112; Rohit Sharma stands firm as India reach 99/3 on Day One.

Scalps five wickets to skittle out England for 134; India stretch lead to 249 runs at stumps on Day Two

Pujara contributed with 21 off 58 balls in India's first inning score of 329. Mayank Agarwal came in as substitute and took the field in Pujara's place after India were bundled out in the morning session of the second day.

The England off-spinner, however, kept his calm and continued with the interaction.

Pujara believes that a talent like Pant will learn from his mistakes as he has the ability to rectify and play for the team's cause.

Pant (91), Pujara (73) hit half-centuries but India face follow-on threat after being reduced to 257/6 at stumps on Day 3; Bess picks four wickets

At the tea break, India's score reads 154/4, trailing the visitors by 424 runs.

"We know he is a fantastic player and he has got a fantastic record in particular, so it is going to be a great challenge to come up against him,” said Root.

The ace batsman says numbers wise, it may not look like a very, very good series for him

"In also adding the names R Ashwin, Hardik Pandya and Ishant Sharma to the list of available players, India take on an unbeatable appearance."

Mohammad Siraj jumped 32 places to 45th rank after taking six wickets in the match, including a five-wicket haul in the second innings

Whatever you say about him, it will be very less. He had put his life for the Indian cricket team. He took so many blows, on the gloves, body and was hit on the helmet as well but he stayed there.

India won the four-match series 2-1, after they registered a thumping three-wicket win in the final Test in Brisbane.

The highest target chased at The Gabba before India surpassed 328 with three wickets in hand on Tuesday was 236, way back in 1951 by hosts Australia against West Indies.

Resuming the day at 4/0, Australia entered favourites and gave India an early blow as Rohit Sharma got out after scoring just seven.

Australia’s former cricket Shane Warne took a dig at the captain Tim Paine for his tactics against Pujara.

Both add 123 runs for the seventh wicket to reduce the deficit on the third day