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Marnus Labuschagne bats Australia to victory on day three of the third Test against India at Holkar Stadium. Photograph: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images Marnus Labuschagne bats Australia to victory on day three of the third Test against India at Holkar Stadium. Photograph: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images 3 Mar 2023 06.10 GMT Our OBO readers are popping corks from Clovelly to Kolkata… Gervase Greene asks: “Travis Head won’t always come off, sure, but surely he is too lethal when it does to leave him out? (And me and plenty others have long said the same about Glenn Maxwell. Is there still an Ashes tour left for him?” I too long to see “The Big Show” back as a knight in white satin. But I think in Travis Head we have our ‘Middle-Order Mayhem Man Who Bowls a Bit’. Let’s hope Maxy gets some runs in the minor leagues to win a ticket to the UK as Travis 2.0. From the subcontinent, Sandeep says: “This is the reason why Australia is No 1 side. India’s famed batting line up is only good against minnows. Every run scored by them is expensive. Just keep paying them. Nothing else.” Dunno about that, Sandeep. India’s batting looked OK in Tests 1 & 2. Darryl agrees the home side got their comeuppance: “Shameful gamesmanship from Ashwin, rushing the man on strike and whining about the state of the new ball (two new balls in fact). Perhaps the larger lesson for India is that conniving with their groundsmen to create unplayable pitches cuts both ways. It’s been a karmic pleasure to see blatant...

IND vs AUS Highlights, WTC Final 2023: Travis Head, Steve Smith power Australia to 327/3 at stumps on Day 1 India vs Australia Test Live Score: Australia reached 327 for 3 at stumps on the opening day of their World Test Championship Final against India on Wednesday. Travis Head and Steve Smith were batting on 146 and 95 respectively at close of play on Day 1 as Australia added 157 runs in the final session which had 34 overs without losing any wicket. The duo added 251 runs for the unbroken fourth wicket stand. Mohammed Shami, Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur took a wicket each on the day. Read Less In a stunning display of counter-attacking batting, Travis Head propelled Australia to a commanding position on the opening day of the World Test Championship final on Wednesday. His scintillating hundred left the Indian bowling attack bereft of ideas as Australia reached an impressive 327 for 3 under bright sunshine at The Oval. After being sent in to bat first, Australia faced an out-of-sorts Indian attack that seemed to lack the necessary penetration. India's decision to leave out the experienced Ravichandran Ashwin backfired, as the pitch offered little assistance to their bowlers once the sun came out. Losing the toss this morning, we've done an exceptionally good job on day one. Lots of hard work to do in the morning, but nice to come off with a really good start. I had a wonderful time, this time in '19, we played a million warm-up games and A series. This time was com...

• • • • IND vs AUS 3rd Test Day 1 Highlights: Jadeja stars with 4 wickets, Australia lead by 47 runs at Stumps IND vs AUS 3rd Test Day 1 Highlights: Jadeja stars with 4 wickets, Australia lead by 47 runs at Stumps India vs Australia, 3rd Test Day 1 Highlights: Kuhnemann's maiden fifer, Usman Khawaja's 60 put Australia in firm control before Ravindra Jadeja's 4 wickets gave India something to smile about. India's Ravindra Jadeja, right, Axar Patel left, walk back to pavilion on the end of the first day of play of the third cricket test match between India and Australia in Indore, India, Wednesday, March 1, 2023. (AP Photo/Surjeet Yadav) IND vs AUS 3rd Test Day 1 Highlights: Matthew Kuhnemann picked up 5-16 with the ball before Usman Khawaja struck 60 with the bat to put Australia firmly in control after the first day of the third cricket test against India on Wednesday. CATCH ALL THE LIVE UPDATES OF DAY 2 HERE Left-arm spinner Kuhnemann claimed career-best figures as Australia skittled out India for 109 after the home team had won the toss and elected to bat first. Live Blog IND vs AUS 3rd Test Day 1 Highlights: Australia have taken a lead after a solid partnership between Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne before the latter was cleaned up by Ravindra Jadeja, who ended up taking 4 wickets. Catch all the highlights between India vs Australia from the Holkar Stadium in Indore. I am not sure to be honest (what I did differently). I executed my plans, tried to score when I sa...

T20 MATCH LIVE UPDATES India vs Australia 2nd T20I Highlights: Rohit Sharma shines as India beat Australia by 6 wickets to level series 1-1 IND vs AUS LIVE Score, 2nd T20: Skipper Rohit Sharma blazed away to an unbeaten 46 as India registered a series-levelling six-wicket win over Australia in the second T20I on Friday. Chasing 91, Rohit scored 46 off 20 balls which included four boundaries and as many sixes to take India over the line with four balls to spare in the rain-affected game. Earlier, wicketkeeper Matthew Wade scored an unbeaten 43 to power Australia to a challenging 90 for 5. The match began two-and-a-half hours after its designated time due to a wet outfield and was reduced to an eight-over-a-side contest. Read Less That is it from Nagpur where we have had a short but exciting encounter. India have leveled the series 1-1 and now the focus shifts to the decider in the third and final T20I which is going to be played at Hyderabad on Sunday, 25th September. The match will start at 7 pm IST (1.30 pm GMT) but as always do join us early for the build-up. Until then, goodbye and cheers! Rohit Sharma the skipper of India is the Player of the Match as well for his 46 runs in 20 balls. He says he was quite surprised with the way the ball was hitting the bat and he is glad about the way it went. Claims that in the last few games he has been playing in the same way and they can't plan too much in such a game, just use the conditions to their advantage. Tells that the bowl...

India vs Australia Highlights, WTC 2023 Final Day 5: India's wait for an elusive ICC title extended as they were humbled by Pat Cummins and Co. by 209 runs in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval on Sunday. India, who needed 444 to win in the second innings, were bundled out for 234 with Australia wrapping the contest in the opening session of the play on final day. Australia dictated the proceedings from Day 1, with Travis Head and Steve Smith knocking a century each to drive Australia to 469 in the first innings. The top-order failed to put a show and a gritty 89 by Ajinkya Rahane, with vital contribution from Shardul Thakur and Ravindra Jadeja helped India save the follow-on. India showed signs of comeback in the second innings but a 93-run stand between Alex Carey and Mitchell Starc powered them to 270/8 before declaring the innings. Chasing 444, India reached 164/3 at the close of play on Day 4. Scott Boland then gave Australia the perfect start on the final day as he got rid of Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja in the same over. Kohli was caught at slips by Steve Smith for 49, while Jadeja was caught-behind for duck. Rahane then played a few shots before he was removed by Mitchell Starc for 46. Shardul Thakur, who scored a half-century in the first innings, failed to open his account this time. The wickets kept tumbling and it was Nathan Lyon, who inflicted the final blow to seal the match for India. Catch the Highlights of India vs Australia Live Score,...

• Australia defeated India in the final of 2021-23 ICC World Test Championship, by a margin of 209 runs. • Chasing a target of 444 runs in the fourth innings, India were bowled out for 234 runs. • None of the Indian batters could score a half-century in the last innings. • For Australia, Nathan Lyon picked up a four-fer. ALL OUT! That's the game done for India, that's the four-fer secured for Nathan Lyon, and most importantly, that's the mace bagged for the Australian cricket team. This has been as dominating a performance as they would have hoped for, considering this was a final match. After scoring 469 runs in the first innings, wherein both Travis Head and Steve Smith struck centuries, the Aussies restricted India to a meagre total of 296 runs. The batting was not up to the mark in the second innings, with Australia declaring at 270/8, but they came up with a scintillating bowling display yet again, calling curtains to India's innings at 234 runs. For the Indians, it will be time to go back to the drawing room. It is their second consecutive defeat in a World Test Championship final, and their decade-long wait for an ICC trophy will be prolonged even further. Questions are bound to be raised on every aspect of the Indian team, including their decision to bat first, and also the call to leave out the number one Test bowler, Ravichandran Ashwin. Moreover, the batting approach was questionable too, with the team losing seven wickets in 71 runs today. If you have stuck wit...