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Prithvi Shaw, who rose to fame quickly, found himself sidelined just as rapidly. However, Shreyas Iyer believes that with discipline, the Mumbai batter can still achieve great heights. Shaw showcased glimpses of his talent in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, scoring 197 runs in nine matches, although without a single half-century. Under Shreyas Iyer’s captaincy, Mumbai clinched the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy title for the second time. The team had previously won the title in the 2022/23 season under Ajinkya Rahane’s leadership. ‘Prithvi Has Tremendous Talent’ After defeating Madhya Pradesh by five wickets in the final, Shreyas said, “I believe…

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On the fourth day of the ongoing third Test against India at Brisbane’s Gabba, Australia faced a major setback. Their key bowler, Josh Hazlewood, suffered an injury. Although he was seen on the field during the first hour of play and bowled one over, he was soon taken off the field. This has dealt a significant blow to Australia in this match. Hazlewood was sent to the hospital for scans due to an issue with his calf muscles. The scans will determine whether he can continue playing in the match. As of now, Josh Hazlewood is unavailable for the first…

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In the third match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australia’s middle-order batsmen dominated. First, Travis Head scored a blistering century against India, followed by a record-breaking hundred from star batter Steve Smith. Smith, who had struggled in the first two matches of the series, finally found his form. In his last 10 innings, he had averaged just 17.9 with only one half-century. However, at Gabba, his bat roared to life, fulfilling a prediction made by Australian captain Pat Cummins before the match. Cummins’ Prediction About Smith Comes True The third match of the five-match series between India and Australia is being…

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The second day of the Gabba Test match was dominated by Australia as they ended the day at 405/7, powered by centuries from Travis Head and Steve Smith. For India, Jasprit Bumrah was the standout bowler, claiming five wickets and showcasing his class. However, the match took a controversial turn when former England cricketer Isa Guha made a racially insensitive remark about Bumrah during commentary, sparking a major uproar. Racial Comment by Female Commentator on Bumrah In the first session of Day 2, Jasprit Bumrah gave India a solid start, dismissing both Australian openers cheaply. His brilliant spell drew praise…

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The first day of the third Test match between India and Australia, being played at the Gabba in Brisbane, was washed out due to persistent rain. Fans are now eager to know what the weather will be like on the second day. The second day will see an early start, with 98 overs scheduled to be played. However, rain might again disrupt proceedings. Weather Forecast for Day 2 of the Gabba Test According to AccuWeather, the temperature on Sunday (December 15) is expected to hover around 30°C, with cloudy skies. There is a 46% chance of rain in the morning.…

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Pakistan’s fast bowler Mohammad Amir announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday. This is the second time Amir has taken this decision. Earlier this year, he came out of retirement in March and was included in the team for the New Zealand series after a gap of three years and eight months. Amir was also part of Pakistan’s squad for this year’s T20 World Cup. In the T20 World Cup, held in the USA and the West Indies, Amir took seven wickets in four matches. However, Pakistan’s journey ended in the group stage. Amir has not played for Pakistan…

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The third match between India and Australia is being played in Brisbane, at the Gabba. Captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and chose to bowl first. However, the game was halted for half an hour after just 5.3 overs due to rain. Play resumed, but heavy rain interrupted again in the 14th over, stopping the match. On both occasions, the pitch at the Gabba was covered, but the ground staff left the outfield uncovered despite the downpour. Do you know why the ground isn’t covered even during heavy rain? Let’s find out. Excellent Drainage System at the Gabba The Gabba…

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The situation within the Pakistan cricket team seems far from ideal. Reports suggest that Test team coach Jason Gillespie has resigned from his position. On Thursday, Gillespie reportedly informed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) about his decision. However, the PCB has yet to release an official statement on the matter. Resignation Just Before the South Africa Tour? Media reports claim that Gillespie resigned just hours before the team was set to depart for their South Africa tour. Allegedly, the PCB’s refusal to renew the contract of assistant coach Tim Nielsen played a key role in his decision. It is believed…

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The third Test match between India and Australia is set to begin on December 14, but all is not well in the Indian camp. According to media reports, Rohit Sharma is reportedly upset with Yashasvi Jaiswal due to a mistake made by the young batter. The incident resulted in Jaiswal being left behind at the team hotel. Reports suggest that Jaiswal failed to board the team bus on time, and by the time he arrived, the bus had already departed. Jaiswal Reached the Airport by Car When the team bus left the hotel without him, Yashasvi Jaiswal had to arrange…

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The Indian cricket team is currently on a tour of Australia, where they are playing a five-match Test series against the hosts. The series is currently tied at 1-1. The third Test between the two teams is set to take place at Brisbane’s Gabba starting on December 14. The match will begin at 5:50 AM IST. Will Gabba’s Pitch Spell Trouble for Batters? Speculation about Gabba’s pitch is rife. The surface is expected to favor fast bowlers, offering pace and bounce. This could mean tough times ahead for the batters, especially in the initial days when bowlers are likely to…

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