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Starc far from ‘slow’ as career best gives Australia the edge over India

Australia dominate the first day of the second Test against India as Mitchell Starc takes career-best bowling figures.

Al Jazeera

Pink Ball Test: Australia at 86/1 after dismissing India for 180

At stumps, Nathan McSweeney and Marnus Labuschagne were at the crease on 38 and 20 respectively. Australia still trail by 94 runs. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Pink-ball Blues: India batters flounder on 11-wicket day in Adelaide

Much like the first day of the opening Test, the second Test also witnessed a wicket-ravaged start in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. If the first Test had 17 wickets fall on Day 1 in Perth, the day-night Test in Adelaide accounted for 11 wickets on Friday. 10 of those 11 wickets…

The Times of India

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Mitchell Starc rules as pink-ball king for Australia in second Test with India

In the day-night Test format, nobody has done it better with the ball and Mitchell Starc proved it once again at the second Test with India

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Pink Ball Test: India bundled out for 180 runs, Starc takes 6 wickets

For India, Nitish Kumar Reddy scored 42 runs while KL Rahul and Shubman Gill scored 37 and 31 runs respectively. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Ind vs Aus: 3/3! Scott Boland wins another battle against Shubman Gill

NEW DELHI: Shubman Gill's promising return to the Indian Test side was cut short on the opening day of the pink-ball second Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Friday. Making a comeback after missing the Perth Test due to injury, Gill looked in good touch but fell victim…

The Times of India

Mitchell Starc breathes fire with first-ever Test fifer vs India

NEW DELHI: Left-arm pacer Mitchell Starc was at his absolute best on Friday as he put India on the mat with a terrific six-wicket haul on the opening day of the second day-night Test between India and Australia in Adelaide on Friday.

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Worrying trend: KL Rahul's poor practice of throwing away assured starts

NEW DELHI: KL Rahul opened the batting for India yet again and looked really solid for his 64-ball 37 but went on to throw his wicket late in the first session on the opening day of the day-night Test against Australia in Adelaide on Friday.

The Times of India

'KKR, KKR...': Indian fans tease Mitchell Starc about IPL in pink-ball Test at Adelaide - Watch

NEW DELHI: With 3/31, Mitchell Starc was the wrecker-in-chief for Australia in the first session of Day 1 of the pink-ball Test against India at the Adelaide Oval on Friday.

The Times of India

IND vs AUS: 3 wickets in 16 balls! KL Rahul, Virat Kohli, Shubman Gill fall in quick succession

NEW DELHI: Australia paceman Mitchell Starc breathed fire, dismissing star batters KL Rahul and Virat Kohli in consecutive overs while Scott Boland trapped Shubman Gill plumb in front as India were left reeling with three blows in 16 balls, late in the first session on Day 1 of the the…

The Times of India

IND vs AUS: Virat Kohli's unmissable reaction after KL Rahul survives a no-ball call in Adelaide – WATCH

NEW DELHI: India batter KL Rahul narrowly escaped dismissal on the first ball of Scott Boland’s spell during the second Test in Adelaide, thanks to a no-ball call. Boland overstepped, nullifying the on-field umpire's decision, and giving Rahul a lifeline.

The Times of India

India vs Australia: Drama in Adelaide as KL Rahul survives off no-ball, Virat Kohli returns to pavilion

NEW DELHI: India were off to a bad start in second Test against Australia after captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and chose to bat at the Adelaide Oval on Friday.

The Times of India

Not easy decision for me, makes sense for team: Rohit Sharma

Skipper Rohit in India middle order: 'Maybe in the future, things might be different...'

The Times of India

Buoyant India aim to prove a point in pink ball Test against Australia

NEW DELHI: As India searches for the ideal combination to put the pressure on an injured but renownedly resilient Australia in the day/night Test that begins in Adelaide on Friday, Rohit Sharma will step back to lead from the front.

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How Rohit Sharma has fared in middle order in Test cricket

NEW DELHI: India's captain Rohit Sharma confirmed that he will bat in the middle order during the second Test against Australia, starting Friday at the Adelaide Oval. The day-night match will see KL Rahul continuing as Yashasvi Jaiswal's opening partner after the duo's impressive performance in the first Test in…

The Times of India

IND vs AUS 2nd Test predicted playing 11: KL Rahul to open, Scott Boland named by hosts

In the second Test of the five-match Test series, India are set to make at least two changes to their playing XI when Rohit Sharma's men take on Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Friday. The second Test of the series will be a day-night affair and be played with…

The Times of India

India vs Australia, Adelaide weather report, pitch report: Will rain impact the IND vs AUS 2nd Test match?

NEW DELHI: The much-anticipated second Test between India and Australia at the Adelaide Oval is set to be an intriguing encounter, featuring the unique challenge of a day-night pink-ball contest. With India leading the series 1-0 after a commanding victory in Perth, this match carries high stakes for both teams.

The Times of India

KL Rahul will open in Adelaide, I'll bat somewhere in the middle: Rohit Sharma

NEW DELHI: Back to lead India in the day/night Test against Australia at the Adelaide Oval, Rohit Sharma was a picture of confidence and looked relaxed during his press conference on Thursday.

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The new KL Rahul, open to modification

India's eternal floater doesn't worry about his batting position anymore. Make him open or slot him in the middle, Rahul's ready to roll. Australia is where it all began for him, all he needs now is a chance to contribute...

The Times of India

Will Rohit Sharma open or not? Sunil Gavaskar on India's playing XI for Adelaide Test

NEW DELHI: A buoyant Indian cricket team is set to face Australia in the second match of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the Adelaide Oval, starting Friday. Leading 1-0 in the five-match series after a dominant 295-run victory in Perth, India are looking to extend their lead in the Pink…

The Times of India

'Battle between two GOATs': Rohit Sharma faces Jasprit Bumrah in practice session. Watch

NEW DELHI: In an electrifying practice session, Indian cricket fans were treated to a rare 'battle of the GOATs' as Rohit Sharma faced paceman Jasprit Bumrah in the nets ahead of the pink-ball Test, starting on December 6 in Adelaide on Tuesday.

The Times of India

KL Rahul's straight answer to what is the best way to play pink ball

NEW DELHI: Senior Indian batsman KL Rahul is preparing for his first Day/Night Test match and has discovered that the pink Kookaburra is faster, hits the hands harder when fielding, and is difficult to pick from the bowler's hand.

The Times of India

Watch: Team India's fielding session ahead of the pink-ball Test against Australia

NEW DELHI: Fielding has become an integral aspect of modern cricket, and the Indian cricket team has made tremendous strides in this department over the years. Once considered a weaker fielding side compared to some other teams, India now boasts some of the best fielders in the world.

The Times of India

I just want to be in the playing XI: KL Rahul

NEW DELHI: Senior India batsman KL Rahul claimed on Wednesday that he has conquered the "mental challenge" of being a floater in the lineup and is now confident in his ability to perform well for the team in any position.

AAP

Rahul happy to bat anywhere for star-studded India

Resurgent Indian batter KL Rahul believes the tourists can take confidence for the rest of the series from their demolition of Australia in Perth.

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