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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.

Three European giants 'keeping close tabs' on Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho and more transfer rumours

Top European clubs are 'keeping close tabs' on Manchester United youngster Alejandro Garnacho, according to reports.

Shoppers ditching St Tropez for ‘anti-cellulite’ tan that’s reduced on Amazon

Beauty buffs looking to achieve a golden glow ahead of the summer months have been heaping praise on a self-tanning mousse that ‘blurs cellulite’ and rivals top brands like St Tropez.

Climate change is redrawing the coffee growing map. Here's how farmers are clinging on

Harvesting coffee is a delicate process that occurs just once per year in the plant’s 20 year lifetime, and only after reaching around four years old.

Rahm back on top of world rankings after Genesis Invitational triumph

Jon Rahm returned to the top of the world rankings with his third victory of the year in the Genesis Invitational.

Tiger Woods admits return to top-level golf 'more difficult' than he let on

Tiger Woods admitted his return to top-level golf was physically harder than he let on after a final round of 73 in the Genesis Invitational.

Welsh Open 2023: Robert Milkins opens up on what life-changing £230,000 pay cheque means after victory over Shaun Murphy

Last year, Robert Milkins admitted he was “struggling” to put food down on the table for his family such were his financial woes – but now the ‘Milkman’ has just claimed a “life-changing” £230,000 pay cheque after he won the Welsh Open. Just a month short of his 47th birthday, Milkins overcame Shaun Murphy 9-7 in a pulsating final at Venue Cymru to take the £80,000 winner’s prize as well as the Bet Victor European Series bonus of £150,000. Ad It is quite the turnaround from the man who, just last year, revealed that he was struggling to pay £30 for petrol.

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.

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

Three European giants 'keeping close tabs' on Manchester United's Alejandro Garnacho and more transfer rumours

Shoppers ditching St Tropez for ‘anti-cellulite’ tan that’s reduced on Amazon

Climate change is redrawing the coffee growing map. Here's how farmers are clinging on

Rahm back on top of world rankings after Genesis Invitational triumph

Tiger Woods admits return to top-level golf 'more difficult' than he let on

Welsh Open 2023: Robert Milkins opens up on what life-changing £230,000 pay cheque means after victory over Shaun Murphy

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