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IND vs SA: Here's why Guwahati Test to have Tea break before Lunch

To maximize playtime and ensure that the day's 90 overs can be completed before natural light fades, the BCCI and Cricket South Africa have mutually agreed to revise the session timings.

India vs Australia live streaming, ICC Women's World Cup SF 2 live telecast

India, the fourth and final team to qualify for the semi-finals, have made a key change with Shafali Verma replacing opener Pratika Rawal, who is ruled out due to an ankle injury.

ICC Women's WC 2025 SF 2: India vs Australia playing 11, live streaming

The live streaming of the India Women vs Australia Women ICC Women's World Cup 2025 semifinal match will be available on the JioHotstar app and website in India

Ian Bishop outlines Indian cricket team's winning formula vs Australia

The former pacer Ian Bishop admitted Pratika Rawal's injury is a setback but urged India to focus on replacements.

Sudharsan: I now understand what a No.3 batter needs to do for the team

Sai Sudharsan seems to have nailed the No. 3 slot in the Indian Test side for the foreseeable future, but the graceful left-hander said he is still learning the tactical demands of that position a critical component for him to gain upper hand over bowlers. Sudharsan will turn out for two India A games against South Africa A ahead of the two-match home series against the Rainbow Nation later this month. I am refining quite a lot of my footwork from a technical point of view. But more importantly, I am understanding what a number three player has to do for the team. I am understanding the role better and trying to implement that, Sudharsan said on the eve of the four-day match here. There are not many technical differences, as I feel it's more about getting better tactically. In international cricket, tactical pointers and tactical advantage are very important to just be one notch up to the bowler, I am working on that." Sudharsan said attaining tactical edge over the opposition is

India should add extra bowling firepower vs Australia: Ian Bishop

Former West Indies pacer Ian Bishop feels hosts India should go in with an extra bowler against the mighty Australians in the Women's ODI World Cup semifinal on Thursday. India and Australia clash in the second semifinal in Navi Mumbai on Thursday. The combination of five batters, a wicketkeeper, and five bowlers -- three of them all-rounders -- has been India's trusted template through much of this World Cup cycle. But its limitations were been brutally exposed in the league stage losses against South Africa, Australia and England. As a result India were forced to bring in specialist pacer Renuka Thakur in place of fast-bowling all-rounder Amanjot Kaur in their must-win game against New Zealand. "I would like India to have that extra bowling depth and allow the batters to take responsibility, whatever that combination is," JioStar expert Bishop said on the eve of the second semifinal. "With the batting depth of Australia, I would want to have that extra bowling combination. I don

India vs Australia HIGHLIGHTS 1st T20I: Match called off due to rain in Canberra

The series will now eventually be a 4-match series due to the 1st T20I being called off due to the rain delay on the night.

IND vs AUS live streaming: Where to watch 1st T20 match in Canberra today?

The live telecast for the T20 series between India and Australia will be available on Star Sports Network in India

Rohit breaks Sachin's record; becomes oldest no.1 batter in ODI rankings

At 38, Rohit Sharma achieves a long-awaited career milestone by rising to the top of the ICC ODI batting charts for the first time, overtaking Shubman Gill

Shafali or Harleen? India weigh opening options ahead of AUS clash

Pratika, the current Indian opener alongside Smriti Mandhana, who has been vital to India's lineup, suffered an ankle and knee injury while fielding in India's last group match against Bangladesh

Here's why Nitish Kumar Reddy ruled out of the first 3 T20s vs Australia

The all-rounder, who had been nursing a left quadriceps injury picked up during the second ODI in Adelaide, picked up a fresh injury ahead of the first T20

India vs Australia 1st T20 Playing 11, live streaming, match timings

India vs Australia Playing 11 prediction: There will be a toss up between Varun Chakravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav for a spot as a spinner

India vs Australia Head-to-Head stats in T20I cricket over the years

So far, Australia has never won a multi-game T20I series at home against India and is also way behind in head-to-head records

India vs Australia 1st T20: Canberra pitch report, key stadium stats

India and Australia have played just one T20I match against each other at the Manuka Oval in Canberra back on December 4, 2020. India emerged victorious in that match

Australia won't tone down aggression in T20s before World Cup, says Marsh

Australia skipper Mitchell Marsh knows an ultra-aggressive batting strategy won't pay off always, but said his team will continue with its attacking approach as part of its preparations for next year's T20 World Cup, having fallen short in the last two editions. Australia will take on India in a five-match T20I series beginning here on Wednesday as part of their preparation for the showpiece to be hosted by India and Sri Lanka in February-March next year. Australia last won the T20 World Cup in 2021 while India triumphed in the last edition in 2024. "We had two World Cups where we didn't quite go all the way. And I guess we spoke about wanting to challenge ourselves as a team to what we think can win us to the World Cup," Marsh said during the pre-series press conference on Tuesday. "As a batting unit, we have played a lot more aggressively. I think that's been the nature of T20 cricket for a lot of teams over the last few years. "But yeah, if you look towards the World Cup in Indi

Bumrah a Powerplay game-changer for India in Aus T20s, says Suryakumar

India captain Suryakumar Yadav on Tuesday said that powerplay overs will be crucial in the five-match T20 International series against Australia beginning here on Wednesday, and pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah's presence will boost his side's chances in that period of the match. Suryakumar said having Bumrah has always been an asset for his side, especially against Australia's style of aggressive play. "Yes, it is always a challenge, we have seen how they (Australia) played in the ODI series and also in the T20 World Cup. Power play is always important," Suryakumar said in the pre-series press conference. "You saw in the Asia Cup, he (Bumrah) took the responsibility of bowling 2 overs minimum in the power play, so it is good that he is raising his hand, acting as if he is that guy who will take charge. It is going to be a good challenge definitely against the Aussie team in the power play." The 31-year-old Bumrah is the most experienced player in the Indian T20I squad in terms of ...

IND vs AUS head-to-head: Indian women's team's top 5 ODI wins vs Australia

Top 5 instances when the Indian women's team outclassed Australia in ODIs

Shefali Verma replaces injured Pratika Rawal ahead of Australia semi-final

Before her unfortunate injury, Rawal had been in remarkable form, scoring 308 runs in six innings at an impressive average of over 50

IND vs AUS: Gambhir backs skipper Suryakumar despite miserable T20I form

Under Suryakumar's leadership, India clinched the Asia Cup title last month in the UAE, but the skipper's personal returns with the bat were far from impressive

Shreyas Iyer's condition improves, out of ICU after spleen injury: Reports

Two days after the incident, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) released an official statement confirming that Iyer had suffered an impact injury to the left lower rib cage region