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"100 Per Cent Ready To Go": Australia Star Declares Himself Fit For Third Test Against India

Australia all-rounder Cameron Green has declared himself "100 per cent" fit to play the third Test against India, starting from March 1 at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. Green's anticipated return from a serious finger injury that has seen him miss the first two Test will be a huge boost for Australia, especially when the likes of Pat Cummins, David Warner and Josh Hazlewood have been ruled out of the third Test due to various reasons. While Cummins declared himself unavailable earlier on Friday, Warner and Hazlewood have been sent back home due to injury setbacks.

"If Selectors Feel I Am Not Worthy...": David Warner's Crucial Update On His Test Career Future

Australia opener David Warner provided a massive update on his Test career after returning home from India midway into the series due to an elbow injury. Warner, who also suffered a concussion during the second Test in Delhi, said that he intends to play international cricket till 2024 even if the selectors do not consider him for the longest format of the sport. Warner did not enjoy a good run of form in India with various ex-cricketers urging the Australian team management to look at alternatives. Warner is expected to lead Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) this year.

Pep Guardiola has perfect opportunity to test Phil Foden for future Man City role

When it comes to positions and formations, you have to take everything Pep Guardiola says with an Everest-sized pinch of salt.

Harry Brook, Joe Root Centuries Put England In Charge Of New Zealand Test

Red-hot Harry Brook made a majestic 184 not out to put England firmly in control against New Zealand in Wellington on Friday in the second Test. Joe Root was unbeaten on a classy 101 as the tourists rampaged their way to 315-3 before rain ended the opening day of the series decider early. Brook's breathtaking display at the Basin Reserve made him the first player to score 800 or more runs in his first nine Test innings. The 24-year-old came to the crease with England wobbling at 21-3 inside the first seven overs.

Australia captain Cummins to miss Indore test to be with ailing mother

MELBOURNE :Australia captain Pat Cummins will miss the third test in India after returning home to be with his ailing mother in Sydney, Cricket Australia said on Friday.

Pat Cummins Won't Return To India For Third Test Of Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Steve Smith May Lead

Australia captain Pat Cummins will miss the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India, which is scheduled to beging in Indore from March 1. Cummins, who flew home to Sydney following Australia's defeat in the second Test due to his mother's illness, was expected to return to India for the third Test beginning Wednesday. However, the 29-year-old has confirmed that he would not be available for the Indore Test due to his mother's illness. In his absence, Steve Smith is expected to lead the series.

England 315-3 as rain halts first test v New Zealand

England were 315 for three on day one of the second test against New Zealand when rain halted play midway through the third session on Friday.

Dr. Diandra: Auto Club Speedway first test of Busch-RCR partnership

Ever since Kyle Busch announced his move to Richard Childress Racing, pundits have questioned whether a Busch-RCR partnership is a step down for the two-time Cup Series champion. I’ve predicted that the move will benefit Busch and RCR.

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"100 Per Cent Ready To Go": Australia Star Declares Himself Fit For Third Test Against India

"If Selectors Feel I Am Not Worthy...": David Warner's Crucial Update On His Test Career Future

Pep Guardiola has perfect opportunity to test Phil Foden for future Man City role

Harry Brook, Joe Root Centuries Put England In Charge Of New Zealand Test

Australia captain Cummins to miss Indore test to be with ailing mother

Pat Cummins Won't Return To India For Third Test Of Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Steve Smith May Lead

England 315-3 as rain halts first test v New Zealand

Dr. Diandra: Auto Club Speedway first test of Busch-RCR partnership