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  • Australian batsman doubtful to play in third test match also

    Australian left-handed opener David Warner is yet to recover from his injury, which makes him doubtful to play in the third Test of the ongoing four-Test series between India and Australia. Warner was actually injured while fielding in the second match of the three-match ODI series against India, after which he was ruled out of the third ODI and the three-match T20 series and did not fully recover from the injury. Both were out of the first Test matches. In the absence of Warner, the Australian team is facing trouble in the opening.

    Australian coach Justin Langer shared information about Warner’s injury on Sunday, saying, “We saw Warner doing batting practice. Warner also batted in the MCG this afternoon and he is doing well in batting practice, but there is still problem in his muscles. We know how much the team will benefit from his presence. “In the absence of Warner, the Australian team has failed to form a major partnership in terms of openings, which the coaches are very disappointed with.

    Coach Langer said, “We are unable to catch the match. If you look at the first Test and the first innings of this match, then we have failed to form a partnership. We have to improve a lot in this matter. “Langer said in an interview with Ricky Ponting,” No one can be more professional than Warner and he is doing everything he can to overcome the injury. He said that the Australian team is not able to score much in their innings, due to which the bowlers have to work harder.

    He said, “Warner is running between the wickets and we hope that he will recover soon but only time will tell when he will be fine.” We still have a few days to go for the start of the third Test match. “The third Test match between India and Australia is to start in Sydney on January 7.

  • David Warner unlikely for Boxing Day, big selection call likely in New Year

    David Warner is unlikely to be fit for the Boxing Day Test which means the decision on who will make way when he returns is set to be delayed until the third game of the series in the New Year.

    Warner, who was swiftly moved to Melbourne earlier this week due to the Covid-19 outbreak in Sydney, has been out of action since injuring his groin in the second ODI at the SCG last month and despite an extensive rehabilitation programme, which has including using an oxygen chamber, the time frame looks too tight for him to be available.

    In Warner’s absence – and that of Will Pucovski who is also set to miss the second Test as he continues his recovery from concussion – Joe Burns and Matthew Wade formed a new opening partnership. Burns was coming off the back of a horrid run of form while Wade had never done the job previously in first-class cricket, but they added 70 in the second innings after repelling the new ball for 14 overs in the first.

  • Rohit Sharma closed in hotel for 14 days, Corona virus spreading in the city outside

    There is a difficult time going on for Rohit Sharma. He first suffered an injury during IPL 2020. Due to this, he dropped out of T20 and ODI series on Australia tour. Now that he has recovered from the injury, he has been caught in a difficult 14-day quarantine. They will play in the last two Tests against Australia.

    But before this, due to the Corona virus protocol, the time of quarantine has to be completed. Now that the rest of Team India is busy preparing for the Melbourne Test, Rohit is locked in two bedroom apartments. They are in Sydney while the team is in Melbourne. Rohit cannot even get out of his room. Because of injury he got out of Team India’s bio bubble. In such a situation, they have to live in Quarantine.

    Rohit’s quarantine has only been five days. They have to stay nine days and so. Only then will they be able to go out of the hotel room. Right now they are doing workouts inside and spending time through television. When the Indian team reached Australia, they were allowed to practice after two days. Because the team players were in the bubble during the IPL. It is also a matter of difficulty for Rohit that Corona cases have increased in Sydney. In such a situation, there is a crisis on the third test. Australia has called two players David Warner and Shaun Abbott from Sydney to Melbourne.

  • Despite Ishant’s absence, our bowling attack remains strong: Rahane

    Indian Test team vice-captain Ajinkya Rahane believes that despite the absence of fast bowler Ishant Sharma, the bowling attack of the team is strong and the bowlers of the team are able to perform better against Australia. The first match of the four-Test series between India and Australia is to be held on 17 December.

    It is a day-night Test match which will be played with pink ball. For this tour, veteran fast bowler Ishant has not been included in the team due to injury but the vice-captain believes that despite his absence in the team, Team India’s bowling attack is strong.

    Rahane said, “We have a strong bowling attack. We will miss Ishant as he is the senior fast bowler of the team but bowlers like Umesh Yadav, Navdeep Saini, Mohammad Siraj, Jaspreet Bumrah and Mohammed Shami are all in the team and all these bowlers are experienced and know how to bowl under these conditions. is. It is important for us to have balance and partnership in bowling. “

    He said, “All bowlers are better. We have not taken any decision regarding which bowlers to include in the last XI. This will be discussed on Wednesday. Now there is one practice session left before the match. All the players in the team are equally talented. The player who gets the chance can win the match, it is just a matter of trusting the players. “

    India won the Test series from Australia in 2018, but for this time David Warner and Steven Smith can pose a challenge. Although the Australian team is upset with the player’s injury and his opener Warner has been ruled out of the first Test, while Smith also withdrew from the practice session on Tuesday due to a swelling in his back. The Indian team can take advantage of this.

  • Bad news for Australia, David Warner out of first test

    There is bad news for Australia, who lost the T20 series to India. Like the T20 series, the hosts may miss their veteran opener David Warner in the Test series. Cricket Australia has admitted that Warner will not be able to play in the first Test match against India. While this may be bad news for David Warner’s fans and Australia, it is a relief news for the Indian team.

    The first Test between India and Australia will be played in Adelaide from 17 December. Australia will have to field a new opening pair if Warner is not there. Indian bowlers can get benefit of this. Warner and Smith were not in the host team when the Indian team went to Australia for the Test series last time. India took advantage of this and won the series.

    David Warner himself has also given information about his injury. He has said that he is recovering fast and can play in the second Test match to be held in Melbourne. Warner said, ‘I think I have recovered fast in a short time. I am working hard to be fully fit. The injury has been cured to a great extent. But I believe that till I am 100% satisfied myself, it will not be right to get on the field.

    David Warner said, ‘100% fit means running between wickets and being fit in the field. I feel that I am not able to play fully fit now. There will be a difference in about 10 days. ”The second Test between India and Australia will be played from 26 November. Warner can return to the team from that match.

  • Australia shocked, Warner out of Test series after ODI, T20

    The Australian team has suffered a big setback in the series being played against India. Opener David Warner is out of the series due to injury. After the ODI, T20, Warner has also been ruled out of the Test series. The ICC has given this information. Joffra Orcher has been included in the squad after Australia’s dismissal of David Warner. Apart from this, bowler Pat Cummins has been rested in the first Test match against India.

    It is known that Warner suffered a groin injury during the second ODI on Sunday. Warner had trouble getting up after diving in the fourth over of the Indian innings. Warner jumped to stop the ball and groaned painfully after falling. He was later taken out of the Sydney Cricket Ground. This senior player was taken to a nearby hospital for a scan.

    Teammates Pat Cummins, Glenn Maxwell and physio David Beakley helped Warner walk a few steps to reach the Australian dressing room, after which he went straight to the hospital. Before being injured at mid-off, Warner played a brilliant 83 runs during Australia’s 389 for four.

    The last match of the ODI series will be played in Canberra on Wednesday. A four-match Test series will be played after the limited overs series. Test matches will start in Adelaide from 17 December. Two days ago Marcus Stoinis also got a muscle strain in the opening match of the series. Significantly, Australia defeated India by 66 runs in the first ODI and 51 runs in the second ODI, and captured the three-match ODI series 1-0.

  • Australia set target of 390 runs in front of India, bowling of Indian team remained breathless

    Australia has set a target of 390 runs in front of India in the second one-day cricket match played at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Australia captain Aaron Finch won the toss for the second consecutive match and decided to bat.

    Batting first, Australia scored 389 runs, losing 4 wickets in 50 overs, with the help of Steve Smith’s century, David Warner, Aaron Finch, Marnus Labushane and Glenn Maxwell.

    Captain Australian Finch and David Warner gave a good start to the Australian team after winning the toss and came to bat first. Both batsmen scored 59 runs in the first powerplay. In the 11th over, David Warner completed the 23rd half-century of his ODI career. He scored a mastermind in just 39 balls with the help of 6 fours and 2 sixes. Both then added 117 runs in 20 overs.

    Captain Aaron Finch batted strongly in the second consecutive innings and completed the half-century with the help of 5 fours and 1 six in 60 balls. However, on a personal score of 60 runs, he was caught by Mohammed Shami at the hands of Virat Kohli. After this, second success was given to India by Shreyas Iyer. He dismissed David Warner for a score of 83.

    The third half-century of this innings was scored by Steve Smith for Australia. He completed 50 runs in 38 balls with the help of 5 fours and 1 six. In this match, he scored a century in 62 balls, but after scoring 104 runs in 64 balls, he was caught out by Mohammad Shami on the ball of Hardik Pandya. Marnus Labushane scored a brilliant knock of 70 off 61 balls and he was caught out by Mayank Agarwal off Jasprit Bumrah.

    Glenn Maxwell played his second consecutive storming innings for the Australian team. He scored a half-century in just 25 balls and remained unbeaten after scoring 63 runs in 29 balls. In this, he hit 4 fours and 4 sixes.

    The Indian team has landed without any change, while the host team has made a change. Moises Henriques has been included in the playing eleven for this match in Australia’s team in place of injured all-rounder Makzas Stoinis. Stoinis was injured during bowling in the previous match and could not complete the over.

  • Aaron Finch, KL Rahul Engage In Friendly Glove Fight In Sydney. Watch

    Aaron Finch and KL Rahul shared a light moment on the field during the ongoing second One-Day International (ODI) between Australia and India in Sydney on Sunday. After opting to bat, Finch and David Warner again got the hosts off to a good start, stitching 142-run stand for the first wicket. In the 12th over of Australia’s innings, Navdeep Saini bowled a full toss to Finch which the Australian skipper missed and it hit him straight on the stomach. Finch was seen struggling with pain after taking the blow to his body. India’s wicketkeeper KL Rahul tried to tickle Finch where he was hit and the Australia skipper boxed him away, with smiles all around.

    Finch was on 18 when the incident took place and he went on to score his 28th ODI half-century after that. He made 60 off 69 balls with the help of six boundaries and a maximum. Mohammed Shami provided India with the first breakthrough as Finch got a leading edge which was taken at mid-off by India captain Virat Kohli.

    Finch’s opening partner David Warner too scored a half-century, his second of the ODI series Warner smashed 83 runs off 77 balls in an innings packed with three maximums and seven boundaries.Listen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com

    Warner’s innings came to an end thanks to some brilliance in the field by Shreyas Iyer, who scored a direct hit from outside the 30-yard circle. For India, this is a do-or-die encounter after they were hammered in the series opener on Friday.

  • David Warner Says India Has Talent To Fill Rohit Sharma’s Shoes In The White-ball Leg

    Australian opener David Warner feels Rohit Sharma’s absence is a big loss for the Indian team but asserted that the visitors are well equipped to have in-form replacements. Rohit has been rested for the limited-overs series against Australia that gets underway on November 27. KL Rahul will be the vice-captain for the white-ball of Team India’s tour Down Under.

    Sharma might not be featuring in the limited-overs series but the Mumbai batsman has been roped in for the Test series. With Rohit Sharma’s inclusion in India’s Test squad for the Australia series, it is likely that the opening batsman will also lead the team, after Kohli’s departure. Ajinkya Rahane, the Test vice-captain, could also be leading the squad in place of Virat Kohli. However, there has been no final decision on it yet. 

    Meanwhile, regular skipper Virat Kohli will be captaining the side in the first Test at the Adelaide Oval that will be played under lights on December 17. Nonetheless, the batting megastar would be heading back to India after the Test match to be with his wife Anushka Sharma as they are expecting their first child in January

  • “Humble” David Warner Says He Won’t Respond To India Taunts

    Australian opener David Warner vowed Monday to keep his temper in check during the upcoming series against India, predicting Virat Kohli’s men will try to wind him up with verbal taunts. Warner once revelled in his reputation as Australia’s attack dog during on-field confrontations but said he had toned down his antics as he matured. The 34-year-old expected some barbs to be thrown his way during the upcoming India tour, which begins with a one-day international in Sydney on Friday, but said he would let his bat do the talking.

    “The last time we toured in India they really engaged us like that,” he told a conference call.”We’re learning over time, especially myself, that if you look not to engage in that you’re almost reversing the effect by ignoring it, trying to take it in, and using your bat.”

    Warner said he planned to use any taunts as motivation, while refusing to retaliate in kind and maintaining a positive attitude.”You don’t know the effect (losing your temper) will have on your teammates, so you have to be a bit more humble and be more respectful to the opposition,” he said.

    Warner’s milder approach appears to coincide with his return from a ban over the 2018 ball-tampering scandal, although the batsman attributed the laid-back demeanour to fatherhood.

    “You have to be patient, not get too aggressive, not get angry when the kids aren’t listening,” he said.”So I’m getting tested on and off the field.”

    Warner also backed his out-of-form Test partner Joe Burns, who faces a stiff challenge from rising star Will Pucovski for a spot at the top of the batting order against India.”I’ve spent a lot of time with Joe Burns in the middle, I know exactly what we’re about when we’re out there,” he said.”Obviously, we won a lot of games last year. So for me, you don’t break something that’s actually working.”