Sahil Malhotra

Australia's disciplined bowling in the fifth and final Test against India at the Sydney Cricket Ground, led by Scott Boland, restricted India to a

Rishabh Pant bravely endured multiple painful blows during his 98-ball 40 against Australia but demonstrated grit and focus at the Sydney Cricket Ground.

India's stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah left the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) with the team's doctor during the second session of play against Australia on Saturday.

Sydney witnessed a dramatic Day 2 of the SCG Test, with fifteen wickets falling, Jasprit Bumrah's injury scare, and notable performances, including Rishabh Pant's quick-fire fifty.

Jasprit Bumrah missed almost three hours of play on Day 2 of the fifth Test due to a back spasm and was taken for precautionary scans.

Sunil Gavaskar was not present on stage during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy presentation at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Despite being at the venue, he wa

India's stand-in captain, Jasprit Bumrah, and regular captain, Rohit Sharma, watched helplessly as Australia secured the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

The Indian cricket team is arranging their return home after completing their series in Australia, which ended earlier than expected.

India's focus is now shifting to the upcoming white-ball series against England and the ICC Champions Trophy.

With the ICC Champions Trophy just over a month away, significant construction work at key Pakistani stadiums remains incomplete. The ICC are set to c