The Latest Breaking News from Melbourne

MELBOURNE: In our subconscious minds, we all aspire to become Virat Kohli.

MELBOURNE: A few years ago Hardik Pandya had no idea what future would hold for him but once the fear of failure was gone, he loved the version of himself that emerged.

MELBOURNE: Arshdeep Singh had "sleepless nights" after dropping a sitter against Pakistan during Asia Cup but a healthy a team environment allowed the young Indian left-arm pacer to move on from that and produce a game changing performance against the arch-rivals in the T20 World Cup.

English horseman James Ferguson established his own training business three years ago and is eyeing a Melbourne Cup triumph with favourite Deauville Legend.

MELBOURNE: Madness at the 'G'. It's three hours before the game. There are dark clouds in the sky and a hundred thousand revellers, from two politically hostile neighbours far, far away from here, have taken complete control.

Review: Fred Williams: The London Drawings, The Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia

MELBOURNE: Welcome to the T20 World Cup. Welcome to Virat Kohli's world. All 90,293 breathless spectators, Indians and Pakistanis, stood up as one at the Melbourne Cricket Ground to applaud the brilliance of India's most complete all-format batter after he hit 82 not out off 53 balls to pull off…

MELBOURNE: Flamboyant India all-rounder Hardik Pandya on Sunday turned emotional, recalling how his late father moved cities to fulfil a young boy's cricketing dreams.

MELBOURNE: Often Babar Azam has been compared with Virat Kohli. Without an iota of doubt, the two are world cricket's premier batters.

MELBOURNE: Star Indian batter Virat Kohli on Sunday became the highest run-scorer in T20I cricket history.

MELBOURNE: Virat Kohli, the long lost conqueror, sang a perfect redemption song on the grandest stage with a magical knock that engineered India's colossal four-wicket win over arch-rivals Pakistan at the MCG, packed with 90,000 boisterous fans, here on Sunday.