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Has the most consistent Indian Test team lost its best shot at glory?

LONDON: Consistency has been the hallmark of the Indian Test team over the past five years but after its second successive failure in a WTC final, has it lost its best shot at attaining greatness?

The Times of India

WTC Final Report Card: What Australia did right and India got wrong

Hindsight is almost always perfect vision. But when a team considered to be one of the superpowers of world cricket crumbles in yet another ICC final, it calls for assessment and analysis, no matter how harsh it might sound or read. Some things need to be said.

The Times of India

Tireless, relentless Mohammed Siraj adds another chapter in his growth as cricketer

Sometimes, you feel it is almost unfair that there is no yardstick to measure intensity with which a bowler operates, especially in Test cricket.

The Times of India

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Aggression is very important in my bowling: Siraj

Siraj has received a lot of international success since making his Test debut against Australia in 2020

The Hindu

WTC Final: We also bowled very well, says Mohammed Siraj

Even as India's top order has come up a cropper in the first innings of the World Test Championship final against Australia, their bowlers, despite their fine fightback on Day 2, too have been found wanting, as they allowed the Aussies to wriggle out from 76 for 3 to 327…

The Times of India

WTC Final: Rahane, Thakur, Jadeja lead India's rally, but Aussies still in command

Australia lead by 296 with 6 wickets left

The Times of India

WTC Final 2023: Rahane, Shardul help India live to fight another day

The Indians were expected to capitulate without a fight, but Ajinkya Rahane and Shardul Thakur had other ideas. With every minute of resistance, the decibel level from the crowd increased.

The Hindu

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Mohammed Siraj breathes fire, brings Marnus Labuschagne down on his knees

NEW DELHI: Star Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj, who picked up a four-wicket haul in the first innings, is on a roll as he brought down Australian batter Marnus Labuschagne down on his knees with his sheer pace during the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval in London…

The Times of India

Australia's Marnus Labuschagne nods off during India match before being woken up to bat

Marnus Labuschagne had a sudden wake up call after nodding off on the balcony during the World Test Championship final clash between Australia and India at The Oval

Daily Mirror

Australia remain on top in World Test Championship final despite missed chances

India were bowled out for 296 and Australia extended their lead to 196 by tea on day three

The Independent UK

India need to play fearlessly to win titles: Harbhajan Singh

NEW DELHI: Awaiting an ICC trophy since 2013, India once again seem to be faltering at the final hurdle as the top-order batters turned out to be huge disappointments after an ordinary show by the bowlers in the ongoing World Test Championship Final against Australia at the Oval.

The Times of India

Ricky Ponting: India let themselves down bowling too short

NEW DELHI: As Australia amassed 469 in the first innings against India in the ongoing World Test Championship final, legendary Ricky Ponting on Thursday said that the bowlers let the team down bowling too short on the opening day at the Oval.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Australia pacers dismantle top-order to leave India reeling at 151-5 at stumps on Day 2

At the start of play on Day Two of the World Test Championship final between India and Australia at the Oval on Thursday, the broadcasters put up a revealing graphic. Of the 85 overs that India had bowled on Day 1, only nine % of deliveries were hitting the stumps.

The Times of India

We could have bowled better lines: Mohammed Siraj

NEW DELHI: Pacer Mohammed Siraj, who stood out for India in the first innings, grabbing a four-for on Thursday admitted bowlers could have bowled better lines against Australia in the ongoing World Test Championship final at the Oval in London.

The Times of India

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Evening Standard

World Test Championship final: India in trouble as late Ravindra Jadeja wicket cements Australia dominance

India trail Australia by 318 with only five first-innings wicket in hand

The Times of India

IND vs AUS Highlights: Australia seize control as India's top order falters in the WTC final

NEW DELHI: Australia took firm control of the World Test Championship (WTC) final as India's top-order crumbled against their high-quality pace attack in a pressure-filled match at The Oval on Thursday.

The Independent UK

India struggle for runs as Australia gain upper hand in World Test Championship

By stumps on day two India were 318 behind on 151 for five.

The Times of India

Mohammed Siraj completes 50 wickets in Test cricket

NEW DELHI: Paceman Mohammed Siraj achieved the milestone of 50 wickets in Test cricket on Thursday during India's ICC World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia at The Oval in London.

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The Independent UK

India lose openers cheaply as Australia build on Steve Smith ton in WTC final

India were 37 for two at tea after Australia were bowled out for 469.

The Independent UK

Australia’s Steve Smith racks up seventh Test century on English soil

Smith helped his side reach 442 for seven on day two against India at the Oval.

The Hindu

WTC Final Day 2 | Australia bags India openers before tea after a first-innings 469 on Day 2 of World Test Championship final

Match report of the second day of World Test Championship final between India and Australia on June 7, 2023

The Times of India

IND vs AUS: Head and Smith fall as India hang on in WTC final

NEW DELHI: India's seam-heavy attack unleashed their prowess on the second day's morning session, taking four crucial wickets to maintain a fighting chance against Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) final at The Oval on Thursday.

The Times of India

WTC Final: Matthew Hayden, Ricky Ponting slam India's decision to drop R Ashwin

NEW DELHI: The exclusion of premier off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin from the India squad for the World Test Championship final against Australia has drawn criticism from Australian cricket legends Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting.

The Times of India

India vs Australia WTC Final: Aussies get Head start against India on Day 1

Wayward bowling lets Rohit Co. down as a blazing ton from Travis Head helps Australia recover from 76-3 to position of strength on Day 1 of the WTC Final; Smith too on cusp of another century

The Times of India

WTC Final: Love batting under shadow of Steve Smith, says Travis Head

NEW DELHI: Australia's star batsman Travis Head thrives on batting alongside Test stalwart Steve Smith, as it brings out his best performances on the field. Head's remarkable innings of 146 not out off 156 balls during the first day of the World Test Championship final against India placed Australia in…

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