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Australia's mistakes on India tour: Michael Clarke lists it out

unforgettable tour of India, with two defeats in two Tests back to back taking away the chance of reclaiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and leaving them to correct a lot of mistakes, as pointed out by former skipper Michael Clarke.India hammered the Aussies by an innings and 132 runs in Nagpur and followed it up with a six-wicket win in Delhi to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the four-match series. Clarke feels the biggest mistake Australia made was not playing a tour game ahead of the four-Test series that began February 9.Instead, Pat Cummins chose to simulate Indian conditions back home before having a short camp near Bengaluru ahead of the series opener in Nagpur.

Back to the drawing board for panicky Australia after another India failure

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Cost of multi-million pound town centre redevelopment still could change due to inflation

The cost of the controversial multi-million pound Galleries redevelopment in Wigan town centre could change due to inflation, a meeting heard.

CP Rizwan hails Afghanistan’s ‘extraordinary’ Karim Janat but says UAE have made progress

CP Rizwan said his UAE side had emerged from their series against Afghanistan with confidence restored, despite being denied a shock win at the last by an “extraordinary” Karim Janat innings.

India bat and bowl better than any opposition on turning pitches: Sourav Ganguly

four-match series, and it has impressed former India captain and ex-BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly no end. After winning the opening Test in Nagpur by an innings and 132 runs, the Rohit Sharma-led Indian team demolished the Aussies in Delhi as well, winning the game by six wickets inside three days to retain the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

FMIA: Jonathan Gannon on Philly’s Defensive Breakdown, and More from My Super Bowl Notebook

Cleaning out the Super Bowl 57 notebook, starting with the incredulity, even a week later, of how Kansas City won—and Andy Reid’s “Beautiful Mind Board:”

India's hot property against Australia - spinners who can bat

NEW DELHI : India's spin trio of Ravichandran Ashwin, Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel were always going to play key roles in the home series against Australia but few, particularly the touring side, expected so much of it would be with the bat.

India vs Ireland: India in must-win situation in Women's T20 World Cup

While England, who have won all their three matches, have a firm hold on the last-four spot, India’s chanceshinge on Pakistan’s match against the West Indies. India have four points from three matches, but their run rate of +0.205 is a cause for concern. In the event of Ireland upsetting India, then the result of the match between Pakistan and the West Indies will assume significance, and then the net run-rate will come into play.

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Australia's mistakes on India tour: Michael Clarke lists it out

Back to the drawing board for panicky Australia after another India failure

Cost of multi-million pound town centre redevelopment still could change due to inflation

CP Rizwan hails Afghanistan’s ‘extraordinary’ Karim Janat but says UAE have made progress

India bat and bowl better than any opposition on turning pitches: Sourav Ganguly

FMIA: Jonathan Gannon on Philly’s Defensive Breakdown, and More from My Super Bowl Notebook

India's hot property against Australia - spinners who can bat

India vs Ireland: India in must-win situation in Women's T20 World Cup