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According to reports, several names are being considered for the position, which could play a crucial role in improving the team's overall performance, especially in the batting department
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The couple was also accompanied by their two children as seen in a video of their interaction circulating on social media
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A review of the recent performances will be conducted soon but the BCCI does not blame head coach Gautam Gambhir for the defeat
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Following the hundred in the series opener, Kohli's troubles outside the off-stump compounded as he was caught in the slip cordon eight times over the course of five Tests
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With talented and in-form youngsters knocking hard on the doors of the side, Rohit and Kohli’s poor performance spells trouble for Team India
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At the Sydney Cricket Ground, just after Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed by Scott Boland, the seamer nearly claimed his second wicket in quick succession. He found Kohli's outside edge, but Smith lunged to his right at second slip to take the catch.
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Reports from Cricbuzz and SEN Radio have said Kohli was handed these sanctions for deliberately making physical contact with Konstas, which was assessed by match referee Andy Pycroft
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Part of the celebrated 'Fab Four' that also comprises Joe Root and Kane Williamson, both Kohli and Smith have endured struggles with the bat in recent times, though they have scored a century each in the first three Tests of the five-match series.
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Dismisses fears about the knee injury he suffered during practice, says it is fine; keeps suspense over his batting position
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The restaurant, located on the sixth floor of Ratnam's Complex, has been reported to be functioning without a no objection certificate from the Fire Department
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While many in the Australian camp were surprised by it, Shastri felt there was nothing bad about it
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Drops rookie opener Nathan McSweeney for the final two Test matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India
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ICC confirms that all India-Pakistan matches during the 2024-2027 rights cycle will be hosted at neutral locations due to strained political relations between the two nations
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After the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy ended in a stalemate at the Gabba, both Australian and Indian teams headed to their next battle in Melbourne for the fourth Test of the series at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Rain was always a constant theme in the match at Brisbane, and only 22 overs of play was possible on day five. After bowling out India for 260 to take a 185-run first-innings, Australia declared its second innings at 89/7 and gave the visitors’ a target of 275 runs in a bid to get an unlikely victory
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Skipper Rohit (10) will regret missing another opportunity to make a meaningful contribution in this series
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The start of play on day three and India's innings were also slightly delayed due to rain
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India won the toss and elected to bat in the Brisbane cricket test match
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Resuming their innings at 128 for 5, India lost the last five wickets for 47 runs in 12.5 overs with Nitesh Kumar Reddy top-scoring with a 47-ball 42 on Day 3
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Rishabh Pant and captain Rohit Sharma were on the crease at 4 and 1 respectively at the break after a mini collapse