Ashish Magotra

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New Delhi, Nov. 15 -- If the India A versus Australia A matches were any indication, the senior India Test team would have rather enjoyed a tour

The focus on Kohli is a direct result of what he has achieved in Australia and what he means to an India team hit by absence and injury

Perth hosts the first Test of the Border Gavaskar trophy, as India seeks a historic third consecutive series win against a strong Australian team.

“I've never followed a model and I go with my instincts and that's how I've always played my cricket,” India captain for Perth Test says on how he intends to lead the team

Stand-in skipper says team is not carrying baggages of the disappointing series loss at home against New Zealand and will look to start from zero when the first Test of Border Gavaskar Trophy begins

In a chaotic Test match, both Australia and India struggled with batting, leading to 17 wickets on Day 1, leaving Australia at 67/7 after India's 150.

Virat Kohli's aggressive approach backfires as India struggles in the first Test against Australia, losing wickets early on a challenging Perth pitch.

Jasprit Bumrah's stellar bowling left Australia reeling at 67-7, showcasing his unique skills and cementing his status as a fearsome opponent.

He went into the Perth Test with questions over his selection. On Day 2, he showed why India retain faith in him with an innings of absolute control