Latest Cricket News Updates https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com Latest news from zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com (c)zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com en-gb Sat 27 Apr 2024 Ajinkya Rahane watched Sachin Tendulkar’s 1999 MCG ton multiple times before Boxing Day Test https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/6EbHI45ZwE_drh-sevawcirc/ajinkya-rahane-watched-sachin-tendulkars-1999-mcg-ton-multiple-times-before-boxing-day-test.html Indian captain for the last three Tests in Australia, Ajinkya Rahane has revealed that he watched Sachin Tendulkar’s hundred at Melbourne in 1999 ten 10 times on the eve of last month’s Boxing Day Test. Even before the start of the match, Rahane had a look at the innings 6-7 times. The Indian captain ended scoring a memorable 112 as India won the MCG Test by eight wickets. The win was highly commendable coming in the wake of the embarrassing 36 all out in the first Test at Adelaide. Australian youngster in primary school compared to Indian counterparts: Greg Chappell https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/vt50PF4Smi_drh-sevawcirc/australian-youngster-in-primary-school-compared-to-indian-counterparts-greg-chappell.html Australian legend Greg Chappell has equated young Australian cricketers to "primary school" students in comparison to their Indian counterparts following the team’s 1-2 series loss to India. Australia were too negative against India, did not push hard enough for wins: Michael Clarke https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/mJoaSspR83_drh-sevawcirc/australia-were-too-negative-against-india-did-not-push-hard-enough-for-wins-michael-clarke.html Former Australian captain Michael Clarke feels Australia displayed a negative approach during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which cost them. According to Clarke, the Aussies went down to an injury-ravaged India because they were scared to lose, and did not push hard enough for wins. Despite playing with a relatively inexperienced XI, India managed to defeat Australia by three wickets at the Gabba and clinch the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1. The fortress was breached, and how ! https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/sef2x2Au8C_drh-sevawcirc/the-fortress-was-breached-and-how.html As Rishabh Pant thrashed the low full toss against Hazlewood down the ground, possibly one of greatest series ever played culminated with India emerging victorious. With this win, not only did India break the Aussie’s “invincible at Gabba” tag that they held for 32 years, they also registered their third highest run chase ever, and they also got rid of their Adelaide 2014 demons. The fact that they did it without Kohli, Ishant, Shami, Bumrah, Ashwin and Jadeja makes it even more special. Pant’s innings reminded me of Ben Stokes’ knock in Headingley: Langer https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/p9XWhZ05Op_drh-sevawcirc/pants-innings-reminded-me-of-ben-stokes-knock-in-headingley-langer.html Stunned after being upset by an inexperienced but resolute outfit at the Gabba, Australia head coach Justin Langer lauded the Indians for their spirited performance. He also stated that Australia learned a harsh lesson from the stinging defeat - never underestimate the tough players from India. The Indians lifted the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2-1 despite losing most of their senior players to injury, and after being rolled over for an embarrassing 36 in the first Test at Adelaide. Our boys showed a lot of character and determination after the Adelaide Test: Ajinkya Rahane https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/0XD6uXeK4b_drh-sevawcirc/our-boys-showed-a-lot-of-character-and-determination-after-the-adelaide-test-ajinkya-rahane.html Team India created history on Tuesday when they defeated Australia in Brisbane, chasing down a record 328. Shubman Gill (91), Rishabh Pant (89 not out) and Cheteshwar Pujara (56) were the major contributors as the Aussies were stunned at their fortress, losing their first Test match at the Gabba since 1988. Following the massive triumph, Indian captain Ajinkya Rahane was left almost speechless as India retained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a 2-1 triumph. Any loose ball, I just felt like putting it away: Shardul Thakur on scintillating fifty https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/oTCbxYqw3g_drh-sevawcirc/any-loose-ball-i-just-felt-like-putting-it-away-shardul-thakur-on-scintillating-fifty.html Shardul Thakur and Washington Sundar were the unlikely heroes for Team India with the bat as the visitors fought hard to stay alive on Day 3 of the fourth Test against Australia at the Gabba. Thakur and Sundar featured in a record 123-run stand for the seventh wicket as India recovered from 186 for 6 to post a competitive 336. This stand is now the highest seventh-wicket partnership for India at Brisbane. Thakur and Sundar broke the record held by Kapil Dev and Manoj Prabhakar, who added 58 runs for the seventh wicket back in 1991. You can't just be throwing what could have been such a promising innings: Ponting on Rohit Sharma https://zeus.cricwaves-hrd.appspot.com/cricket/news/articles/R1BMlWyxjK_drh-sevawcirc/you-cant-just-be-throwing-what-could-have-been-such-a-promising-innings-ponting-on-rohit-sharma.html Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting feels that Rohit Sharma needs to do a lot more than just get starts if they wants to have a successful Test career. After gifting his wicket away after getting his eye in twice at the SCG, Rohit Sharma did the same on Saturday at the Gabba. The Indian captain eased his way to 44 before playing a terrible shot to get out to Nathan Lyon.