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This is what a little complacency, overconfidence can do: Ravi Shastri

Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has slammed Rohit Sharma & Co for their nine-wicket loss to Australia in the third Test at Indore, pointing out that the defeat came due to a little bit of complacency and overconfidence.

IND vs AUS 3rd Test, Day 3 Highlights: Australia beat India by 9 wickets

India vs Australia 3rd Test, Day 3 Highlights: The Aussies chased down the target of 77 rather too easily as Travis Head scored 49* and Labuschagne remained unbeaten on 28. Lyon starred with 8/64

India vs Australia 3rd Test Day 2 Stumps: Lyon's 8-64 demolishes IND to 163

India vs Australia 3rd Test Day 2 Live Updates: Nathan Lyon's haul of 8-64 has demolished India for 163. The hosts could only manage to get a lead of 76 runs and the visitors now need 77 to win

India Vs Australia 3rd test, day 2 live streaming: When and where to watch

India vs Australia 3rd Test Day 2 is being broadcast live on the Star Sports network on cable, DTH, and Disney+Hotstar on OTT. This match is also being telecast on DD Free Dish by DD Sports

BGT 2023, 3rd Test Day 1: Kuhnemann, Khawaja take Australia ahead of hosts

Ravindra Jadeja has picked all four wickets while Usman Khawaja has top-scored with 60 as Australia lead by 47 runs at the end of Day 1.

BGT 2022-23: Khawaja notches up a fifty, India's lead down to single digits

Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2022-23: After winning the toss and electing to bat first, India were bowled out for 109. In reply, Australia have reached 101/1 thanks to Usman Khawaja's fifty

India's Ravi Ashwin replaces Jimmy Anderson as No.1 ranked Test bowler

Veteran Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin on Wednesday jumped to the top of the latest ICC Men's Test Bowling Rankings, replacing England pacer James Anderson. Ashwin claimed the top spot after taking six wickets in India's emphatic victory over Australia in the second Test in New Delhi. Anderson dropped to second place after England's stunning loss to New Zealand in the Wellington Test. The 36-year-old Ashwin first claimed the top honour among Test bowlers in 2015, and has returned to the top spot on several occasions since then. Ashwin bagged big wickets in India's win in Dehli, removing Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith in the same over of the first innings before returning to pick up Alex Carey for a duck. The off-spinner was at it again in the second innings, picking up three of the top five while his spin-bowling accomplice Ravindra Jadeja rattled through the rest of the Australia batters from the other end. Ashwin has an opportunity to extend his latest stay in the N

Border-Gavaskar Trophy: Kohli set to play 200th international match at home

When India takes to the field against Australia during the third Test at Indore, it will be a special occasion for hosts' star batter Virat Kohli, who will be playing his 200th international match

Ignoring Agar for Nagpur Test was Australia's big mistake: Harbhajan Singh

"The Australian team looks slightly empty. Left-arm spinner Ashton Agar has been released. I think he should've played from the first game. He could have been a better option," Harbhajan observed

Death by Spin: Australia's struggle against turning ball in first two Tests

Last time the spin duo of Jadeja and Ashwin shared 46 Aussie wickets among them and this time around, they have so far taken 31 in the first two Tests.

Women's T20 World Cup: India fail again, lose to AUS by 5 runs in semifinal

Women's T20 World Cup 2023, India vs Australia Semi-Final Live Score Updates: The Indian Women's team takes on Australia in the first semifinal of the World Cup at Newlands, Capetown

India W vs Australia W, Women's T20 World Cup 2023 SF predicted playing 11

India Women vs Australia Women, Women's T20 World Cup 2023 Semi-Final Predicted XI: Find out the latest team news and the predicted playing eleven of both teams here

India W vs Australia W, Women's T20 World Cup: How to live stream in India

India vs Australia, Women's T20 World Cup 2023 telecast channel when where to watch live streaming details in India

Maxwell, Marsh return as Australia name squad for ODI series against India

Australia have named a trio of key players in their squad to make a return from injury during next month's three-match ODI series in India

Border-Gavaskar trophy: India bowled out for 262, trail Australia by a run

All-rounders Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin added 114 runs before Australia bowled out India for 262 on day two of the second Test here on Saturday. Axar (74 off 115) led the Indian fight-back, scoring a boundary-laden half century. The all-rounder smacked as many as nine fours and three sixes. He was aptly complemented by Ashwin (37 off 71) as the duo looked set to give India the lead. However, a Pat Cummins strike tilted the match in Australia's favour as Ashwin was caught by Matthew Renshaw. An over later Axar too perished followed by Mohammed Shami (1) as India trailed by one run. For Australia, premier spinner Nathan Lyon was the pick of the bowlers as he registered a five-wicket haul. Brief Scores: Australia 1st Innings: 263 all out in 78.4 overs. India 1st Innings: 262 all out in 83.3 overs (Axar Patel 74, Virat Kohli 44; Nathan Lyon 5/67).

Ind vs Aus, Day 2: Lyon takes five-wicket haul as India reach 179/7 at tea

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon took a five-wicket haul as India moved to 179 for seven at tea on day two of the second Test here on Saturday. Wickets continued to tumble in the second session of the day as Ravindra Jadeja, Virat Kohli and Srikar Bharat were sent packing by the spin trio of debutant Matthew Kuhnemann (1/64) Todd Murphy (1/37) and Lyon (5/41). Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin were batting on 28 and 11 respectively when tea was taken. India trail Australia by 84 runs. Brief Scores: Australia 1st Innings: 263 all out in 78.4 overs.

Ind vs Aus, Day 2: Rahul, Pujara fail as India totter at 88 for 4 at lunch

KL Rahul's bad patch continued while Cheteshwar Pujara had a forgettable first innings outing in his 100th Test as premier Australian spinner Nathan Lyon reduced India to 88 for four at lunch on day two of the second Test here on Saturday. Only skipper Rohit Sharma (32) looked in good touch as a vintage Lyon (11-1-25-4) was in his element, troubling the top-order repeatedly. The Kotla track had a bit more pace off the track compared to Jamtha and hence Lyon's deliveries at times hurried the batters. Also giving a bit more air created doubts in the minds of the batters. Rahul (17), who survived two DRS appeals by Australia, was trapped leg-before as Lyon tossed one from round the wicket and got it to deviate enough and find his pads. Rahul's saga of failures continued and now a question would be asked whether the Indian team management is being unfair by forcing Shubman Gill to cool his heels in the dugout. Rohit seemed to carry from where he had left in the first Test and was also

Ind vs Aus 2nd Test Day: Khwaja, Handscomb take Aus to 263; India 21/0

Opener Usman Khawaja notched an unbeaten half-century as India reduced Australia to 94 for 3 at lunch on day one of the the second Test here on Friday. Senior off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin (2/29) got the prized scalps of Marnus Labuschagne (18) and Steve Smith (0) in the 23rd over after Mohammed Shami (1/31) removed opener David Warner (15). Khawaja (50 not out) was in the middle with Travis Head (1) when lunch was taken. India lead the four-match series 1-0.

Disney+Hotstar app, website down during India-Australia test match

Users across the country went to social media platforms complaining they were unable to access Disney+Hotstar services

IND vs AUS: Australia opt to bat in 2nd Test of Border -Gavaskar trophy

Australia skipper Pat Cummins won the toss and elected to bat against India in the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy here on Friday. Suryakumar Yadav made way for a fit-again Sheryas Iyer in the Indian playing XI. Australia made a couple of changes, handing a debut to spinner Matthew Kuhnemann while Travis Head is also back in the playing XI. Matthew Renshaw and Scott Boland miss out. Australia are playing with just one pacer, their captain Pat Cummins. India lead the four-match series 1-0 having won the opening Test by an innings and 132 runs in Nagpur. Teams: Australia: Pat Cummins (c), David Warner, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Steven Smith, Travis Head, Peter Handscomb, Alex Carey (w), Todd Murphy, Nathan Lyon and Matthew Kuhnemann. India: Rohit Sharma (c), KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Srikar Bharat (w), Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Mohammed Shami and Mohammed Siraj.