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'36 all out?': Alex Carey reveals what Australia is expecting in Adelaide Test against India

NEW DELHI: Australian wicketkeeper-batter Alex Carey stated ahead of Australia's pink-ball Adelaide Test match against India that the team does not anticipate a repeat of India's 36 all-out disaster from the previous pink-ball Test at the same venue back in 2020. He also backed his team to recover from a…

The Times of India

Virat Kohli a step away from doing what only Don Bradman did

Virat Kohli's century in the first Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) in Perth was his 10th international hundred in Australia and took him past Sachin Tendulkar for most tons by a visiting batter in one country. If Kohli scores another century in the remaining four Tests of this…

The Times of India

China drops final trade blocks as beef back on the menu

Two abattoirs have had Chinese import bans lifted, the final trade restriction to fall after Beijing imposed $20 billion of tariffs against Australia.

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Nathan McSweeney vows to 'show what I can do' in Adelaide Test against India

NEW DELHI: Australian opener Nathan McSweeney has promised to "show everyone what I can do" when the second Test match against India kicks off on Friday in Adelaide, a place he is familiar with.

The Times of India

Tennis great Australian Neale Fraser dies, aged 91

Legendary former Australian Davis Cup captain and three-time grand slam singles champion Neale Fraser has died aged 91.

AAP

'Big reaction to one loss': Carey expecting bounce back

After their first Test drubbing by India, Pat Cummins' Australia squad are regrouping in Adelaide, determined to hit back.

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Josh Hazlewood axed or out injured? Sunil Gavaskar 'simply loving' Australian 'panic'

Batting legend and former India captain Sunil Gavaskar has ruffled a few Australian feathers by hinting that Josh Hazlewood might have been dropped, contrary to the official reason of 'side strain' given for his unavailability for the second Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Adelaide.

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Matildas haven't planned for the future well: Sermanni

A-League Women stars and fringe Matildas are set to feature more prominently in Australia's two friendlies against Taiwan.

AAP

Suspect in 1977 Easey Street murders Perry Kouroumblis on way to Australia after being extradited from Italy

Double homicide suspect seen boarding plane in Rome after extradition, flanked by Victorian detectives

The Guardian - AU

Virat Kohli's unique pink-ball record and nine other day-night Test trivia

Virat Kohli roared back to form in the Perth Test with an unbeaten hundred to play a crucial role in India's massive 295-run victory in the Border Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) opener, and the visitors' next challenge will be the pink-ball Test beginning in Adelaide on December 6.

The Times of India

Australian actor Ian Smith, who played Harold Bishop in 'Neighbours,' retires due to cancer

Actor Ian Smith, who has played the character Harold Bishop in the iconic Australian soap opera “Neighbours” since 1987, has announced his retirement after being diagnosed with terminal cancer

The Independent UK

How Team India can qualify for World Test Championship final

With 15 Tests to go before this cycle ends, there are plenty of permutations and combinations that need to go in Rohit Sharma and Co's favour

The Times of India

'Hunter x Hunter' Fighting Game was Refused an Age Rating in Australia

The Australian government refused to give an age rating to HunterxHunter NenxImpact, effectively banning the game from the region.

Player One

Australia accused of undermining landmark climate change case brought by Pacific nations in international court

Vanuatu leads the charge of several nations arguing developed nations have a legal responsibility beyond UN commitments

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Advantage India as Australia play a 'wrong card' ahead of Adelaide Test

Australia suffered a huge blow when Josh Hazlewood was ruled out of the pink-ball Test against India in Adelaide, which put the focus on right-arm pacer Scott Boland to replace him for the second Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. But India got a good look at Boland with the…

The Guardian - AU

Protecting or restricting? The effect of social media bans on the big dreams of young Australians

Australia is about to find out if stopping under-16s accessing sites will protect against harmful content or stifle creativity and block opportunity

AAP

Sail star Wearn takes spell from his gold Olympic class

Australia's sailing dual gold medallist Matt Wearn is taking a spell from the dinghy to contemplate his Olympic future.

The Conversation

97% of adult Australians have limited skills to verify information online – new report

Australians now use social media more often than any other type of media, including TV, radio and websites. While the increased use of social media platforms present new opportunities to access and engage with information, it also introduces serious challenges associated with the spread of misinformation.

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Moment of alleged Easey Street killer's return revealed

A 65-year-old man arrested over Melbourne's infamous Easey Street murders nearly 48 years ago is just hours away from facing justice in Australia.

The Independent UK

Queen to miss part of Qatari state visit due to lingering effects of chest illness

Queen Camilla is gradually returning to official duties after contracting a chest infection during the Royal tour of Australia and Samoa

The Guardian - AU

Morning Mail: voters mark Labor down on housing, Hague hears climate case, News Corp’s gas-splash ‘exclusive’

Guardian Essential poll shows government ranked badly for action on housing and wages; some supporters criticise president’s pardon for his son

AAP

Pacific anger at Australian climate stance at top court

Climate change is an existential threat to Pacific islanders, Australia has acknowledged at the world's top court, but argues against further legal obligations.

The Conversation

It’s possible to study teaching and have no real-time connections with lecturers or peers. But it can be ‘very lonely’

Australia is in the grip of a teacher shortage. The federal government has predicted in 2025, demand for high school teachers will outstrip graduates by about 4,100 teachers.

The Conversation

‘They’re my babies’: what our attitudes to backyard chickens reveals about Australians

Chicken – or chooks, as they are affectionately known in Australia – have been a mainstay in backyards for generations.

AAP

Memories evoked as Australia draw Sweden in Davis Cup

Lleyton Hewitt's Australian team will meet old foes Sweden, away, then face Belgium or Chile, in the qualifying rounds for the Davis Cup final 8.

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