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Watch: Virat Kohli asks fans to chant 'India India', wins hearts
Virat Kohli leaves no stone unturned to win the hearts of his fans. Be it with his batting or his conduct on the field, the Indian batter always emerges as a true champion.In a video of the second India-Australia second Test that has gone viral on social media, the section of the crowd was heard chanting "RCB RCB" to extend the support for Kohli's IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore. But what followed next left everyone in awe of Kohli.
IND vs AUS: Virat Kohli breaks Virender Sehwag's record
Virat Kohli's willow during the second Test against Australia. On a slow-turning track, Virat scored 44 runs in the first innings and then chipped in with 20 in the second innings. In the process, the Indian run machine broke former India batsman Virender Sehwag's record of the most runs scored in the Border Gavaskar Trophy. Ahead of the second Test, in Delhi, Virat had 1694 runs in Border Gavaskar Trophy and he needed 44 to go past Sehwag's 1738 runs tally.
Carlos Alcaraz Captures Argentina Open Title After Four-Month Injury Lay-off
Carlos Alcaraz marked his return to action for the first time in almost four months with a 6-3, 7-5 win over Cameron Norrie in the final of the Argentina Open on Sunday. It was a seventh career title for the 19-year-old Spaniard and first since winning the US Open in September before he went on to become the youngest ever world number one. "I felt very comfortable playing the final," Alcaraz said. "I knew that it was going to be really difficult. I started really focussed on what I had to do at the beginning, my game, my level. This is the level that I have to play in finals."
"Selections Smacked Of Panic...": Australia Great Tears Into Team After Crumbling Loss Against India
Former Australia skipper Ian Chappell was not happy with Australia's team selection for the second Test encounter against India and he believes that the decisions taken by the team management seemed like panic choices. Matthew Kuhnemann was included for the second Test but the spinner was unable to replicate the success of his Indian counterparts as he ended the match with figures of 2-110 from 28.3 overs. Even the inclusion of Travis Head did not change Australia's fortunes as the visitors lost wickets in heap in their second innings to slump to a six-wicket defeat.
Superbike World Championship 2023: Race schedule, calendar, how to watch, is Alvaro Bautista the rider to beat?
The 2023 Superbike World Championship is set to start this month in Australia. Ducati’s Alvaro Bautista will be the defending champion after finishing ahead of Toprak Razgatlioglu (Pata Yamaha Prometeon WorldSBK) and Jonathan Rea (Kawasaki Racing Team WorldSBK) last year.
Injured David Warner ruled out of Border Gavaskar Trophy as Australia problems grow
David Warner will return home from India and miss the last two Tests of the Border Gavaskar Trophy after an elbow fracture and concussion, Cricket Australia said on Tuesday.It is the second injury blow in two days for struggling Australia, who are 0-2 down in the four-Test series. Warner will head home to Sydney to recover but is expected to return to India for the three-match ODI series after the four-match Test series. The ODI series begins on March 17 in Mumbai."David Warner has been ruled out of the Qantas test tour of India and will return home," CA said in a statement.
Pat Cummins grossly under-bowled himself in Delhi Test: Allan Border
The legendary Allan Border feels Cummins had a lot to worry about as the series against India was his "first real test as captain" and in the process under-bowled himself in the second Test in Delhi.Australia conceded the four-match series for the Border Gavaskar Trophy after losing the opening two Tests in Nagpur and Delhi."To me, the fast bowler, it's always fraught with danger. I thought Pat grossly under-bowled himself in that Test match," Border told SEN Radio.