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Australia says India series to be remembered for 'generations to come'
India reached a record target of 328 with 18 balls to spare on the fifth day of the final Test in Australia's "Fortress Gabba", where no team had beaten the...
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Tendulkar leads tributes to 'stellar' Indian cricketers
Tendulkar described it as "one of the greatest series wins" after a fearless Rishabh Pant helped the injury-plagued visitors hand Australia their first defeat at Brisbane's Gabba ground since 1988.
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Defiant Paine wants to lead Australia to South Africa
India beat Australia by three wickets at the Gabba on Tuesday, the first time since 1988 the Australians have lost a Test in Brisbane.
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Record-breaking India clinch Australia Test series in Gabba thriller
Australia had not been beaten at the Gabba since falling to Viv Richards' all-conquering West Indies side by nine wickets in November 1988.
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Decisive Test in balance as rain clouds Australia's victory push
Australia need to win to regain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy but, with more rain forecast for Tuesday, India will fancy their chances of surviving for the draw they need to keep the silverware.
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India fight back but Australia hold edge in decisive Test
Australia finished the first day on 274 for five, with Cameron Green on 28 and Tim Paine alongside him on 38 to put the home side marginally in front on a benign Gabba wicket.
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Smith 'feeds off' criticism warns Paine ahead of Gabba showdown
Smith has faced accusations he had been trying to cheat by scuffing up batsman Rishabh Pant's guard at the crease during the tense drawn third Test at Sydney, which left the series locked at 1-1.
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'Absolute rubbish' - Langer goes into bat for Paine, Smith
Paine's captaincy has been questioned after he launched an ugly verbal tirade at India's Ravi Ashwin and Smith was accused of foul play after appearing to scuff up batsman Rishabh Pant's guard at the crease during a tense final day.
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Aussie skipper Paine apologises for sledging India's Ashwin
Paine acknowledged his actions undermined the goal he set himself when appointed Test captain in 2018 to revamp the team's toxic culture after the 'Sandpaper-gate' ball-tampering scandal.
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Resilient India thump Australia in second Test to silence critics
It capped a remarkable comeback for an Indian side desperate to make amends after losing in Adelaide by eight wickets, when they posted their lowest ever score of 36 and were widely criticised at home.
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India rip through Australian batting to eye series-levelling win
At stumps in Melbourne, Australia were 133 for six with Cameron Green on 17 and Pat Cummins on 15 in their second innings as the visitors zeroed in on levelling the series after losing the first Test by eight wickets.
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Paine wary as India make four changes for Melbourne
Australia head into the second Test in Melbourne full of confidence after thumping the visitors by eight wickets inside three days last week, skittling them for an embarrassing 36 in the second innings.
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Australia look to pile misery on Kohli-less India in Melbourne
Australia head into the Boxing Day clash at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on a high after crushing the visitors by eight wickets inside three days in the opening Test at Adelaide.
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Australia's Lyon expects India fightback after drubbing
Lyon said the paltry 36 runs India scored in the second innings in Adelaide last Saturday was no reflection on the quality of the touring side, recalling that he was part of an Australian team bowled out for 47 in South Africa in 2011.
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Will cricket's bubble burst in 2021?
International cricket found a way through this year's coronavirus pandemic but the strain of 'bubble life' was evident by the end of 2020.
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Kohli confident India will bounce back from batting nightmare
The visitors were skittled for a humiliating 36 in their second innings - their lowest Test score of all time - to lose the day-night game in Adelaide by eight wickets inside three days.
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India slump to lowest ever score as Australia clinch first Test
India started day three of the day-night Test on nine for one and with a 62-run lead, looking to build a competitive second innings total for Australia to chase but their hopes were left in tatters after an exhibition of fast bowling by Josh Hazlewood (5-8) and Pat Cummins (4-21).
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Ashwin takes four as India lead Australia by 62
Paine was left stranded on 73 not out when the Australian innings ended at 191 to trail India's 244 by 53 runs.
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Kohli promises less niggle, more respect in Australia series
The superstar batsman, who has a reputation as one of the sport's most aggressive players, said this week's opening Test in Adelaide would be highly competitive, but would not get personal.
