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'Everything was fine till Rahul Dravid. What happened suddenly?': Harbhajan Singh questions India's struggles

Former India cricketer Harbhajan Singh has raised concerns about the Indian cricket team's sudden decline in red-ball and ODI formats following their T20 World Cup triumph in Barbados under Rohit Sharma's captaincy.

The Times of India

Tomic back in Australia trying to qualify for the Open

Former Wimbledon quarter-finalist Bernard Tomic is back home trying to qualify for the Australian Open at Melbourne Park.

AAP

Fuel-hungry utes and SUVs dominate Australian sales, with Corolla the only small car on top 10 list

Ford’s Ranger ute was again Australia’s most popular vehicle and majority of new vehicles sold in 2024 – about 57% – were SUVs

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Pat Cummins-led Australia right up there as one of the best teams: Mike Hussey

NEW DELHI: Former Australia batter Mike Hussey believes that the Pat Cummins-led Test team ranks among the best sporting teams in the country. Regaining the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a 3-1 victory over India after a decade has placed Australia in possession of every bilateral series win, along with the 2023…

The Times of India

Australia aim for World Test Championship glory after Border-Gavaskar Trophy victory against India

Australia defeated India by six wickets in the fifth Test in Sydney on Sunday, securing their spot in the World Test Championship final against South Africa. This victory also marked Australia's first series win against India in a decade. The WTC final will be held at Lord's in June.

The Times of India

India's long tour Down Under ends in early departure scramble

SYDNEY: The fifth Test between India and Australia ended on Sunday and the visitors are now scrambling for tickets to head home after spending close to two months Down Under. They were originally scheduled to fly out on January 8 but with the match ending early, some players could leave…

The Times of India

Patty Mills becomes first Aussie to play 1000 NBA games

Veteran guard Patty Mills has become the first Australian in history to play 1000 games in the NBA.

AAP

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'Virat Kohli, don't play this shot': Yuvraj Singh's father Yograj Singh on batter's off-stump weakness

NEW DELHI: Following India's 3-1 Border-Gavaskar Trophy defeat to Australia, Yograj Singh, father of legendary Yuvraj Singh, offered his analysis of the senior Indian batters' performance struggles. Yograj particularly noted Virat Kohli's dismissals, suggesting the need for proper guidance regarding shot selection.

The Times of India

Cummins sees no end in immediate sight for Khawaja

Usman Khawaja has received the backing of captain Pat Cummins, who believes the opener proved in the last innings at the SCG what he can still offer Australia.

AAP

Aussie teen tennis star Jones notches breakthrough win

Australia's much-hyped 16-year-old tennis player Emerson Jones is staying grounded after claiming the biggest win of her career at the Adelaide International.

AAP

'Greatest ever', 'Defining moment of Cummins era': How Australian media celebrated the team's triumph over India in Border-Gavaskar Trophy

NEW DELHI: An out-of-sorts Indian team succumbed to a six-wicket loss in the fifth and final Test, handing Australia a 3-1 series victory and reclaiming the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after a decade. This defeat, coupled with India's inability to make the World Test Championship final, underscores a period of transition fraught…

The Times of India

Selection squeeze for quicks in spinning Sri Lanka

Josh Hazlewood is tracking well to overcome a calf injury and be available for Sri Lanka, meaning another selection squeeze could loom for Australia's quicks.

AAP

Anti-Semitic graffiti defies Australian values: PM

The latest round of anti-Semitic graffiti in Sydney's east has been condemned as part of an intolerable rise in bigotry as police investigate.

AAP

Having conquered the cricket world Pat Cummins must now bridge the generations

Winning the Border-Gavaskar Trophy for the first time in a decade means Pat Cummins’ Australian side has won every Test trophy on offer to them. But his ageing side is crying out for new blood

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'Gautam Gambhir was getting all the credit': Former India cricketer's huge comment on Rohit Sharma's interview

NEW DELHI: Former Indian batter Sanjay Manjrekar on Sunday made a massive statement, suggesting that India captain Rohit Sharma's interview on Day 2 of the fifth Test against Australia in Sydney might have been prompted by head coach Gautam Gambhir receiving credit for his exclusion. Rohit opted out of the…

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Test crowds beat Bradman-era records to be best ever

Australia's 3-1 Border-Gavaskar Trophy triumph has become the first series in history to crack an average attendance mark of 40,000 per day in this country.

The Times of India

How Team India's decade of dominance ended against Australia

Australia crush India inside three days to bag Border-Gavaskar Trophy

The Guardian - AU

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'Pakistan ko hara denge': But former cricketer wants India to build a Test team

NEW DELHI: Australia regained the Border-Gavaskar Trophy for the first time in 10 years by winning the fifth and final Test by six wickets against an Indian team deprived of their captain and star bowler Jasprit Bumrah at the Sydney Cricket Ground on Sunday.

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Everything You Need To Know Before Australian Open 2025 From Rivalries, To Comebacks & Newbies

Australian Open 2025 begins on January 12 and here's everything you need to know, from rivalries, comebacks and newbies to look out for.

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'Pilot's worse nightmare': plane aborts take-off

Pilots on a plane that aborted take-off would have been acting on the side of safety, an aviation expert says, as workers returning to work face travel chaos.

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: PM hits the road in election blitz, Ukraine launches surprise offensive, drug resistance warning

Albanese to tour key battleground seats; Ukrainian forces make fresh advance into Russia; alarm over rise of antimicrobial resistance

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Heavy going as Huni set to box through elbow injury

Australian heavyweight Justis Huni will defend his IBO Global title on Wednesday night on the Gold Coast after bravely brushing aside bone chips in his elbow.

The Conversation

Do natural fabrics really keep us cooler in summer? Here’s the science

The Bureau of Meteorology has warned Australia is facing one of the hottest summers on record. As the weather warms, many of us reach for light-coloured clothes in natural fabrics, such as cotton and linen.

The Conversation

3 drugs that went from legal, to illegal, then back again

Cannabis, cocaine and heroin have interesting life stories and long rap sheets. We might know them today as illicit drugs, but each was once legal.

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