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'Is He Crying?': Rohit Sharma's Reaction To Sarfaraz Khan's Dismissal Goes Viral. Watch

Indian cricket team skipper Rohit Sharma was left frustrated in the dugout following Sarfaraz Khan's dismissal during the pink-ball warm-up encounter against Australia Prime Minister's XI at the Manuka Oval in Canberra on Sunday. During the 44th over of the Indian innings, Rohit was seen signaling to the two batters out in the middle - Sarfaraz and Washington Sundar - to go for big shots. However, just three balls later, Sarfaraz was caught down the leg side by the wicket-keeper off the bowling of Jack Clayton. Sarfaraz seemed confused after he was given out and in the dressing room, Rohit covered his head in disappointment.

"Go Back...": Yashasvi Jaiswal Gives It Back To Australia PM XI Star After Fiery Exchange. Watch

Team India youngster Yashasvi Jaiswal displayed his aggressive style on Day 2 of the pink-ball warm-up match against Australia Prime Minister's XI on Sunday. Jaiswal, notably, had a fiery exchange with young tearaway pacer Jack Nisbet, who bowled some vicious bouncers at the Indian opener in the sixth over of India's innings. Fighting fire with fire, Jaiswal hit Nisbet for consecutive boundaries in the first and second ball, before the two exchanged a few unpleasantry words. Nisbet fired a few words at Jaiswal, who simply asked him to 'go back and ball'.

Rohit Sharma's Selfless Gesture In Pink-Ball Match Settles Adelaide Test Debate

India captain Rohit Sharma is likely to bat down the order in the upcoming second Test against Australia in Adelaide. Rohit, who missed the first Test due to the birth of his son, listed himself at no. 5 in the team sheet for two-day pink-ball practice against the Prime Minister's XI. There is a huge possibility that Rohit might take up a similar role in the Day-Night Test at the Adelaide Oval, especially after KL Rahul gave a good account for himself in the series opener, batting at the top alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal.

Sunil Gavaskar Predicts 3 Changes In India XI For Pink-Ball Test: "KL Rahul To Bat At..."

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has predicted the team's playing XI for the Pink-Ball Test against Australia, starting December 6 in Adelaide. The visitors, who lead 1-0 in the five-match series, are likely to welcome captain Rohit Sharma and star batter Shubman Gill back into the side for the game at the Adelaide Oval. While Rohit missed the first Test due to the birth of his second child, Gill picked up a thumb injury during India's intra-squad practice match at the WACA Ground.

Shubman Gill Out Of 2nd Australia Test? Report Shares Worrying Update On India Star

India batter Shubman Gill is doubtful for the second Test against Australia, scheduled to begin December 6 in Adelaide. Gill had missed the series opener due to a thumb injury he picked up during the intra-squad practice match at the WACA Ground. Before the game at the Adelaide Oval, the Indian team will take on Australia Prime Minister's XI in a pink-ball practice match starting Saturday in Canberra. According to a report in the Times of India, Gill is certain to miss the match at the Manuka Oval, while his participation is Adelaide also remains an uncertainity.

Australia to mark 10-year anniversary of Hughes' death

MELBOURNE : Cricket stadiums will fly flags at half-mast and players will wear black armbands as Australia marks the 10-year anniversary of former test opener Phillip Hughes' death.

Australia's Prime Minister XI Named For Two-day Fixture Against India

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Cricket Australia's National Selection Panel (NSP) have named the squad for the Prime Minister's XI match against India in Canberra. ACT Comet Hanno Jacobs will rub shoulders with Test-capped internationals Scott Boland and Matthew Renshaw when he takes the field for the Prime Minister's XI. A fast-bowling allrounder, Jacobs has represented the ACT Comets for the past four seasons in the Second XI competition. The squad will reunite former Australian Under-19 teammates Charlie Anderson, Mahli Beardman, Aidan O'Connor and Sam Konstas for the first time since their victorious World Cup campaign in February.

India To Hand 2 Debuts, Major Change At No. 3 vs Australia - Report Makes Big Claim

Fast bowler Harshit Rana and all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy are all set to make their Test debuts for India in the opening match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy on Friday, according to a report by The Indian Express. The report further claimed that neither Ravichandran Ashwin nor Ravindra Jadeja will play the first Test match in Perth. Instead, Washington Sundar is expected to play as the spin option. When it comes to the batting department, KL Rahul is expected to open the innings with Yashasvi Jaiswal while Devdutt Padikkal will be batting at No. 3 as Shubman Gill will miss out due to injury.

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'Is He Crying?': Rohit Sharma's Reaction To Sarfaraz Khan's Dismissal Goes Viral. Watch

"Go Back...": Yashasvi Jaiswal Gives It Back To Australia PM XI Star After Fiery Exchange. Watch

Rohit Sharma's Selfless Gesture In Pink-Ball Match Settles Adelaide Test Debate

Sunil Gavaskar Predicts 3 Changes In India XI For Pink-Ball Test: "KL Rahul To Bat At..."

Shubman Gill Out Of 2nd Australia Test? Report Shares Worrying Update On India Star

Australia to mark 10-year anniversary of Hughes' death

Australia's Prime Minister XI Named For Two-day Fixture Against India

India To Hand 2 Debuts, Major Change At No. 3 vs Australia - Report Makes Big Claim