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Cummins forecasts Boland Test recall in near future

Scott Boland has failed to force his way into the Australian bowling line-up for the second Test against Pakistan but might not have to wait long for a recall.

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Kylie, Jen Cloher, Troye Sivan and others: the 17 best Australian albums of 2023

From queer ecstasy to award-winning post-punk, here are our critics’ favourite releases of the year

The Guardian - AU

Watch: Glenn Maxwell's on-field commentary during Big Bash League

NEW DELHI: The Big Bash League in Australia is known for innovative inventions. From Bat Flip for the toss, to the latest Electra Stumps, the innovations at the league keep getting better and better.

The Times of India

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Australia vs Pakistan: Watch - Pakistan players visit Australia nets with Christmas gifts

In a heartwarming gesture, the Pakistan players celebrated Christmas at the Melbourne Cricket Ground by visiting Australia nets and presenting the Aussie players and their families with gifts, as the two teams prepare for the Boxing Day Test beginning Tuesday.

The Times of India

Indian women's squad for Australia ODI series announced

NEW DELHI: Monday saw the addition of Shreyanka Patil, Mannat Kashyap, Saika Ishaque, and Titas Sadhu to the Indian women's ODI squad for the forthcoming limited overs match against Australia.

The Times of India

Watch: Dressing room celebrations after India's historic Test win against Australia

NEW DELHI: The Indian women's team's historic, maiden Test win against Australia in the one-off Test on a typical wintry Sunday morning triggered emotional scenes at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

The Times of India

ICC slammed for blocking Australian cricketer’s show of support for Gaza

Khawaja’s attempt to have message of support and peace sign on his boots was blocked by cricket’s world governing body.

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Australia skipper Pat Cummins backs Usman Khawaja on Gaza views

Australia captain Pat Cummins expressed his support for star opener Usman Khawaja on Monday, stating that Khawaja's attempt to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is "not offensive."

The Times of India

Virat Kohli to Pat Cummins: Cricketers who made a mark in 2023

The year 2023 in cricket saw several players emerging as true exemplars of skill, consistency and match-winning performances. Across formats, these players showcased exceptional prowess, captivating fans and pundits alike.

The Times of India

Sneh Rana credits Harmanpreet Kaur's late strikes for turning contest

MUMBAI: She was named as the 'Player of the match' after taking seven for 119 (3-56 4-63), but India's off-spinning all-rounder Sneh Rana was prompt to recognize that it was the double strike of her captain Harmanpreet Kaur late on Day Three which was the "turning point" in the Indian…

The Times of India

2nd Test: Australia announce unchanged eleven, Pakistan drop Sarfaraz Ahmed

Australia announced an unaltered playing XI for the upcoming Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, aiming to secure the series against Pakistan. In contrast, Pakistan made a significant change by omitting veteran wicketkeeper-batter Sarfaraz Ahmed.

The Times of India

Dominant Indian women secure first Test win over Australia

MUMBAI: Skipping down the track, Smriti Mandhana (38 not out, 61b, 6x4) lofted Jess Jonassen for a one-bounce four, and then warmly embraced her close friend Jemimah Rodrigues. Below the Indian dressing room, skipper Harmanpreet Kaur gave a tight hug to new head coach Amol Muzumdar. The whole team then…

The Times of India

Canberra couple welcome Christmas baby, as Azlan roars into world

Azlan will share Australia's second-least-common birthday.

The Canberra Times

Big cities to small towns, a winning trajectory for Indian women's cricket team

NEW DELHI: The story began on a January morning at Hale School cricket ground in Perth in 1977. That day, India's women team, captained by Shantha Rangaswamy, faced-off with skipper Margaret Jennings' formidable Australia. It was the first women's Test between the two countries. The visitors lost by 147 runs.

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Cummins offers support for Khawaja's banned dove symbol

Usman Khawaja won't be allowed to display a dove symbol during the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan as Australia look to take an unbeatable series lead.

AAP

Aussie sevens women keen to continue hot run in Perth

Australia's women's team will be aiming to win their third tournament in a row when the sevens world series shifts to Perth in late January.

AAP

Healy rejects talk of Australia's dynasty ending

Australia captain Alyssa Healy has moved to quickly shut down any suggestion that her side's era of dominance is ending after a Test loss in India.

The Conversation

As Aussie as vanilla slice: how the delicate European dessert became the snot block of Aussie bakeries

In 1998, Victorian premier Jeff Kennett visited a town in regional Victoria and said he had discovered, in his opinion, the best vanilla slice in Australia at the local bakery. He was so inspired by his slice experience that he established a new competition to determine, conclusively, Australia’s best vanilla…

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The Conversation

What if I discover mould after I move into a rental property? What are my rights?

A startling number of Australian rental homes come with an unwanted housemate: mould.

The Conversation

A short history of sunscreen, from basting like a chook to preventing skin cancer

Australians have used commercial creams, lotions or gels to manage our skin’s sun exposure for nearly a century.

The Conversation

At a time of giving and receiving, our many Australian mistletoes do it too

The airwaves and shopping centres have been filled with Christmas songs and carols. Apparently mommy was seen kissing Santa underneath the mistletoe. Harry Potter’s first kiss was also under a twining white-flowered mistletoe.

The Guardian - AU

Beach dates, board games and elaborate lasagne: Australians of different faiths on their Christmas Day traditions

Australians of varied cultural and religious backgrounds share how they mark 25 December

The Guardian - AU

Christmas in Australia has become an expression of diverse, personalised and secular joy

You don’t need to believe in God to engage in shared rituals that simply bring you most happiness

AAP

Hit Bluey stage show returns to heeler family hometown

Bluey has taken Australian culture to the world, and the stage show has even played at Madison Square Garden. But how are the Aussie accents so good?

AAP

PM on lunch duty as Australia takes Christmas breather

The prime minister has served lunch to the homeless as Australians celebrated Christmas their own way, while wet weather put a dampener on festivities for some.

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