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New Delhi: Sledging and Cricket go together now a days. One seldom sees a series not marred by the sledging incidents. Latest is the Virat Kohli-Mitchell Johnson incident that happened in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2014.
Melbourne: A day after expressing his displeasure at Australia's on-field banter, India vice-captain Virat Kohli Monday once again had a go at Mitchell Johnson and apparently said something to the home team's pace spearhead as
Melbourne: Unfazed by Virat Kohli's aggressive body language on the field and no-holds-barred criticism off it, Australian opener David Warner today said the Indian is free to play the way he wishes and the ICC
Melbourne: Australia have already stretched the overall lead to 326, but unfazed Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin said that the team's dressing room atmosphere is positive even though a chase could be tricky on the final
Melbourne: India produced a much-improved bowling performance to snare seven second innings wickets but Australia's lead climbed to a considerable 326 runs after reaching 261 for seven on the fourth day to keep the match
New Delhi: India have lost nine out of eleven test matches when their batting order collapsed after being in a reasonably decent position in year 2014.The worst collapse was at Oval in the second inning
Melbourne, Australia: Chris Rogers made his fourth straight half century to help Australia to 174-4 in its second innings at tea on day four of the third test against India, for an overall lead of
Christchurch, New Zealand: New Zealand beat Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the first test completed Monday, with Ross Taylor and Kane Williamson steering the Black Caps to a four-day victory built upon a strong
Melbourne, Australia: David Warner smashed a quick fire 40 runs as Australia was 90-1 with a 155 -run lead at lunch after Mitchell Johnson claimed two quick wickets to dismiss India early on the fourth
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