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"Do Something Boss": Ex-India Cricketer Taunts Australia Ahead Of Third Test

Former Indian cricket team opener Krishnamachari Srikkanth took a jibe at Australia with the visitors trailing 0-2 in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy. India won the first two matches of the series comprehensively and with Australia missing the services of experienced campaigners like Pat Cummins, David Warner and Josh Hazlewood due to various reasons, it is expected to get tougher for Steve Smith and Co. Srikkanth jokingly urged the visitors to “do something” and warned that if they are unable to turn their campaign around, they can end up becoming a laughing stock.

"Don't Criticise On Social Media": Gautam Gambhir On Ex-India Stars Blasting KL Rahul

The debate over KL Rahul's poor form does not seem to stop soon. The opening batter gave a forgettable performance in the first two Tests against Australia, where he could only manage to score 38 runs. His inclusion in the Playing XI over in-form Shubman Gill has raised a lot of questions about how players are being selected in the Indian team. Former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad, among others, has been quite vocal on Rahul repeatedly getting chance in the Indian paying XI. However, former India opener Gautam Gambhir came in support of Rahul and urged the former cricketers not to criticise the opening batter on the social media.

"Not An Easy Place To Play": Glenn Maxwell Hails "Outstanding" Australia

Glenn Maxwell feels Australia were "outstanding" in the first two Tests against India barring the one self-destructing session in Delhi on day three. Australia lost nine wickets for 52 runs in their second innings to squander the slight advantage they had at the start of day three. "I think they've showed a lot of fight. Bar that one session I thought they were outstanding. It's bloody difficult over there - it's not an easy place to play, it's so foreign for us.

"Only Person Who Genuinely Reached Out...": Virat Kohli On MS Dhoni's Large Hearted Gesture

The strong bond that Virat Kohli shares with Mahendra Singh Dhoni is well-known among Indian cricket fans. But what makes the relationship tick, on and off the field? While speaking on the RCB Podcast Season 2, the first of the 10 episodes, Kohli shared some insights into the working points of his kinship with Dhoni. "I have experienced a different kind of phase in my career currently. It's been a while since I felt (this) free in the sense how I felt all these years of playing at any level of cricket," said Virat Kohli on RCB Season 2 Podcast.

India Star Told Bharat Arun "Mujhe Virat Ki Tarah Banna Hai". Former Coach's Honest Response

There's no denying Virat Kohli's stature. The superstar batter has done wonders for the Indian cricket team over the years, establishing his stature as one of the finest in the world. It isn't just India where Virat enjoys a terriric fan-following but also outside the globe. Not just that, even some of Kohli's teammates are his fans, and an epic story of one such fan was narrated by India's former bowling coach Bharat Arun. And, that player was none other than pacer Mohammed Siraj.

Harmanpreet Kaur "Was Casual...": Ex-Captain On India Skipper's Run Out In Women's T20 World Cup Semi-final

Chasing a 173-run target against Australia in the semi-final of the Women's T20 World Cup semi-final, India were batting confidently at one stage, till skipper Harmanpreet Kaur's run out happened. The match turned dramatically when Harmanpreet was run out with just 40 runs needed off 32 balls. Kaur batted superbly to make 52 off 34 balls. She hit a ball to deep midwicket and seemed set to complete a comfortable two runs only for her bat to jab into the turf just short of the crease. Kaur threw her bat angrily as she walked off. That dismissal pegged back India ultimately.

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The Juno Cup returns with Jim Cuddy, Aysanabee, Julian Taylor and more

The Juno Cup, an event that takes place during the lead-up to the Juno Awards, is back for the first time since 2019. Being held on Sunday, March 12, at Edmonton's Downtown Community Arena, the celebrity hockey game pits musicians and professional athletes against each other in support of MusiCounts, Canada's music education charity.

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"Do Something Boss": Ex-India Cricketer Taunts Australia Ahead Of Third Test

"Don't Criticise On Social Media": Gautam Gambhir On Ex-India Stars Blasting KL Rahul

"Not An Easy Place To Play": Glenn Maxwell Hails "Outstanding" Australia

"Only Person Who Genuinely Reached Out...": Virat Kohli On MS Dhoni's Large Hearted Gesture

India Star Told Bharat Arun "Mujhe Virat Ki Tarah Banna Hai". Former Coach's Honest Response

Harmanpreet Kaur "Was Casual...": Ex-Captain On India Skipper's Run Out In Women's T20 World Cup Semi-final

Padres' Manny Machado becomes first victim of MLB's new pitch clock

The Juno Cup returns with Jim Cuddy, Aysanabee, Julian Taylor and more