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Australia crush Pakistan in first Test as Nathan Lyon takes 500th wicket – as it happened

Australia completed a resounding 360-run victory over Pakistan on day four as spinner Nathan Lyon claimed his 500th Test wicket

The Guardian - AU

Bruised Smith to front up for more Pakistan bouncers

Steve Smith will put his body on the line again on a testing pitch as Australia aim to build on a lead of 300 on day four of the first Test against Pakistan.

AAP

Australia seize control in first Test against Pakistan as Lyon nears milestone

NEW DELHI: Australia extended their lead against Pakistan to 300 runs on day three of the first Test in Perth on Saturday.

The Times of India

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Nathan Lyon returns to Australia's playing XI for first Test against Pakistan

NEW DELHI: Australia have unveiled their playing XI for the opening match of the ICC World Test Championship series against Pakistan, with Pat Cummins leading the team in their first international encounter of the summer.

The Times of India

1st Test: Spotlight on David Warner as Australia take on Pakistan

The spotlight will be on David Warner as the three-match series against Pakistan kicks off on Thursday, marking what is anticipated to be the Australian opener's farewell to Test cricket. The 37-year-old has signaled his intention to retire from the five-day format after the conclusion of the third Test at…

The Times of India

Brad Haddin expects prolonged impact from Australia's pace trio: Cummins, Hazlewood, and Starc

NEW DELHI: Former Australia wicketkeeper-batter Brad Haddin has expressed confidence in the longevity of the decorated fast-bowling trio – Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc – asserting that they have many more years to make significant contributions to the national team. Haddin believes that the trio is motivated to…

The Times of India

Australia vs Pakistan, 1st Test: David Warner retains spot in Australian Test squad amidst scrutiny

NEW DELHI: Veteran opener David Warner has secured his position in Australia's Test squad for the first match against Pakistan, despite recent queries regarding his Test form.

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Hazlewood cut by IPL franchise, Green reportedly traded

Australian fast bowler Josh Hazlewood has been released by his IPL franchise, while allrounder Cameron Green has reportedly been traded by Mumbai.

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India vs Australia, 2nd T20I: We have to keep Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan guessing, says Jason Behrendorff

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Despite his ability to swing the ball in the powerplay, left-arm seamer Jason Behrendorff was unlucky not to be part of Australia’s World Cup squad as Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood along with back-up seamer Sean Abbott more than admirably shared the fast-bowling responsibilities for the ODI World…

The Times of India

World Cup: How Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins scripted Australia's success

In the last decade, the pace-bowling trio of Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood and Pat Cummins has helped Australia win world tournaments across formats and conditions

The Times of India

Cummins sees legacy created in World Cup and Test wins

Australia captain Pat Cummins has detailed how his team have created a long-lasting legacy in a year that included Ashes retention and two world titles.

AAP

Australia's World Cup journey: From embarrassing to inspiring

Pegged at the bottom of the table after two back-to-back losses, Australia were hallucinating at the dangerous prospect of an early exit from their sixth World Cup-chasing campaign. Sri Lanka were cruising nicely with 125 for no loss and looking good for much more. Captain Pat Cummins went for another…

The Times of India

Everything was against Australia except their belief they could beat India

The Cricket World Cup was won by a team that looked at the steepness of the challenge and decided to climb it

The Guardian - UK

World Cup Final: How one bad day ruined it for India

India were on a roll, boasting an all-win record, right up until they ran into Australia in the final. From Cummins' decision to bowl first to Head's scintillating knock, here are the key moments from the final...

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How Australia outbatted and outbowled India in ODI World Cup final

AHMEDABAD: Where did India lose the World Cup final against Australia? Well, they lost the battle on all fronts.

The Hindu

ICC World Cup finals | Key points: Australia outbat, outbowl, outfield India

Australia's grizzly-haired veterans dominated India in the World Cup final, restricting them to 240 all out. Rohit Sharma's strategy was to blunt the Aussies' new ball bowlers, but his innings ended with a running-diving catch. Australia's fielding was top-notch, forcing India to change their gung-ho approach. Shubman Gill and Shreyas…

The Times of India

World Cup Final, India vs Australia: How India and Australia stack up against each other

It is the second time India and Australia are taking on each other in a World Cup final. In 2003, when Australia steamrolled India to win the title, there was an aura about the Kangaroos that was unmatched, till this edition of the World Cup happened. Tables have well and…

The Times of India

'Take a measured approach...': Atul Wassan advises Rohit Sharma ahead of World Cup final

NEW DELHI: Former Indian cricketer Atul Wassan has offered strategic counsel to skipper Rohit Sharma ahead of the highly anticipated World Cup final between India and Australia. Wassan suggests that Sharma should adopt a measured approach when facing the formidable pace duo of Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood in Sunday's…

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Early wickets and bold approach with bat: How Australia can spoil India's party in Cricket World Cup final

Australia must be brave in Ahmedabad as they look to take down an all-conquering Indian side

The Times of India

Battles within the big battle: Rohit Sharma vs Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood, Virat Kohli vs Adam Zampa

NEW DELHI: India and Australia have made it to the final of the 2023 ODI World Cup, offering a series of exciting individual clashes between the passionate rivals.

The Times of India

World Cup Final, India vs Australia: Australia bowlers eye final flourish

On a high after their dominant display in the semifinal versus South Africa, Australia's attack is eager for a repeat performance against India, who narrowly escaped their grasp in Chennai

The Times of India

World Cup Final: Australia are India's toughest bet yet

NEW DELHI: At 2 for 3 chasing a mere 200 to win against Australia, India's 2023 ODI World Cup began in disastrous fashion. It could have been 'game over' had Mitchell Marsh not dropped Virat Kohli on 12. But from that point on, something clicked in the mind of Indian…

The Hindu

SA vs AUS | No real weaknesses in Indian team: Hazlewood after fiery powerplay spell against SA

Australia pacer Josh Hazlewood saw "few cracks" in India's top-order in their tournament opener. He & Mitchell Starc got early movement & bounce to leave South Africa 24/4 in their win. Hazlewood hopes to recreate their magic in the World Cup final on Sunday.

The Times of India

World Cup Semifinal: It turns the Aussie way, South Africa's knockout jinx continues

KOLKATA: If South Africa were wondering what the cyclone, said to be forming over eastern India, would be like, they got a taste of it early on at the Eden Gardens here on Thursday.

The Times of India

'There's nothing even remotely close to a choke...': South Africa coach Rob Walter after semi-final defeat

NEW DELHI: South Africa's cricket coach, Rob Walter, vehemently dismissed suggestions that his team succumbed to World Cup semi-final nerves in their gripping three-wicket loss to Australia. Walter insisted that it "was nothing even remotely close to a choke" as the Proteas faced a challenging situation right from the start.

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