The third day of the third test between India and Australia was interrupted by rain, halting India's batting at a precarious 48 for four. Skipper Pat Cummins took the prized wicket of Rishabh Pant after lunch, while Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood took three wickets in the morning session. With the series tied at 1-1, the rain interruptions have added to the challenges for both teams in this highly anticipated test match.
The India vs. Australia 3rd Test match has been delayed due to rain, with an inspection scheduled for 12:20 pm IST. Fans eagerly await the outcome as the teams gear up to continue their fierce battle at the Brisbane Cricket Ground. Stay tuned for live updates and scores from this exciting match!
Despite rain reducing play to just 30.2 overs over the first two sessions, Australia's seamers were able to create trouble for India's batters due to their higher release points compared to the Indian quicks. India's shot selection also contributed to their downfall, with three wickets falling to loose drives. Meanwhile, Australia added 40 runs to their overnight score before India took the last three wickets, with Jasprit Bumrah achieving a feat only achieved by Kapil Dev for India - taking 50 Test wickets in Australia. At Tea, India are tottering at 48 for 4, trailing Australia by 397 runs.
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson showed his dominance on the third day of the third Test against England, scoring his 33rd Test century and seventh in Hamilton. Despite the rain disruption and a brief stumble with his partner Rachin Ravindra, Williamson's unbeaten 123 runs took New Zealand's lead to a commanding 478 runs at tea. Meanwhile, England's captain Ben Stokes also left the field early with a hamstring injury adding to their woes in the match. This makes Williamson's achievement even more impressive as he continues to excel in his most productive venue, Seddon Park.
After a delayed start due to rain, Jasprit Bumrah's impressive bowling performance, including dismissing Mitchell Starc, and Alex Carey's quick half-century helped India gain control of the third day of the third Test match against Australia at the Gabba. Carey showed his prowess with the bat, smashing a 108m six, and putting on a solid partnership with Nathan Lyon before India wrapped up Australia's innings in 117.1 overs. Australian batsman Steve Smith praised Indian seamer Akash Deep's bowling, saying it was the first time he faced him.
Despite another rain delay, Australia's bowlers have struck early in the third Test against India, leaving the visitors at 3-22 at lunch on Day 3. Mitchell Starc's superb performance, along with a brilliant diving catch by Mitch Marsh, has put pressure on India's star batsmen, forcing them to continue their struggles in the first innings. With rain still in the forecast, Australia will look to bowl India out for a low score and secure a series lead.
India faces a daunting challenge at The Gabba in Brisbane as they struggle to hold their ground against Australia's strong batting display. Mitchell Starc's impressive bowling performance has left India reeling, with only KL Rahul and Virat Kohli remaining to mount a counterattack. Despite a delay caused by rain, Australia's Travis Head and Steve Smith delivered a formidable total of 445 runs, leaving India with a mountain to climb in the third Test match.
Indian cricket team's former head coach, Ravi Shastri, expressed concern over the inconsistency of India's bowling attack on Day 2 of the third Test match against Australia. While Jasprit Bumrah managed to take five wickets, the rest of the Indian bowlers struggled as Travis Head and Steve Smith put up a magnificent partnership. With Australia at 405-7 at stumps, India will have a tough time making a comeback in the match, especially with rain forecasted for the next three days.
The highly anticipated third T20I between the South Africa and Pakistan cricket teams was called off due to severe rain and thunderstorms, leaving both teams disappointed. This unfortunate ending to the series comes after South Africa secured victory in the first two matches. Despite a recent series win against Australia, Pakistan will now have to use the canceled game to prepare for the upcoming ODI and Test series against South Africa. The toss was delayed due to dangerous weather conditions, depriving fans of a final chance to witness some exciting cricket between these two talented teams.
Despite a gloomy start to the first day of the highly anticipated India vs. Australia cricket match, the crowd eagerly waited for play to begin. However, due to heavy rain, only 13.2 overs were bowled before the match was called off, leaving fans disappointed. Cricket Australia exercised its policy of providing full refunds to all 30,145 spectators in attendance, resulting in a potential loss of over 1 million Australian dollars for the board. This decision highlights the sport's governing body's insurance to cover losses during inclement weather. Unfortunately, the much-anticipated match had to be delayed until the following day, further intensifying the already gripping five-match series between the two teams.