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Australia had bundled out India for their lowest-ever Test score of 36 in the opening Test which the hosts won by eight wickets

The absence of Kohli and Mohammed Shami will be "big losses" but Burns is expecting a strong comeback by Indians at MCG

From English summer to Australia summer Kohli’s men slipped to their worst-ever defeat

The fast bowler was hit on the elbow by a Pat Cummins short ball during India's second innings on Saturday which ended at a record lowest 36 for nine

Picks up four wickets to skittle out hosts to 191 as India extend lead to 62 runs at stumps

Speaking ahead of the start of the game, Border heaped praises on the youngster. “He’s an exciting young talent. What I like about him is that he has backed his potential with performance.

First Day/Night Test in the series will start on Thursday

The 2018-19 series began well for Australian bowlers in the first two Tests in Adelaide and Perth as they managed to dismiss India all four times. However, they found it hard to decode the Indian batting on dead tracks in Melbourne

New white-ball sensation Natarajan has had a superb initiation in international cricket.

India, who made four changes going into the game, got past Australia by 13 runs to pick up a win after losing the series

The Australian white-ball squad is currently stationed at two different places. One group is training under the watchful eyes of head coach Justin Langer at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

The Indian cricket team is currently in Australia for a full series that includes three ODIs and as many T20 Internationals followed by a four-Test rubber.

Pat Cummins said the decision came after discussions within the team, which was criticised by West Indies great Michael Holding for not taking a knee during a tour of England in September

In a world scarred by Covid-19 pandemic, cricket is currently being organised in bio-bubbles and the situation is unlikely to change anytime soon

Morgan owned the stage with a power-packed 68 not out off 35 balls with a half a dozen of sixes apart from five boundaries in Kolkata Knigt Riders' 191 for 7

Jadeja scored 30 off 11 balls and followed up Ruturaj Gaikwad's 72 and Ambati Rayudu's 38 to take CSK to their second consecutive win.

Chasing a stiff target of 195, Chakravarthy (5/20) and Pat Cummins (3/17) gave the Delhi Capitals batsmen a torrid time to restrict them to 135 for 9 in 20 overs

SRH bowling coach Muttiah Muralitharan is confident that they can still make it to the playoffs