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Subcontinent pitches rated sub-par more often, yet Test matches end faster everywhere | Data

Analysis of ICC pitch ratings shows Indian pitches unfairly rated; spinners dominate in Indian subcontinent Tests.

The Hindu

India in South Africa | The 1-1 scoreline is a fair reflection of the mini-series of miniature Tests in South Africa

South Africa's Aiden Markram and India's Virat Kohli shine in the shortest completed Test match in history, with India taking the series 1-1.

The Hindu

South Africa's hands tied over squad for New Zealand, says coach Shukri Conrad

NEW DELHI: South Africa is compelled to send a second-string squad to New Zealand for two Tests next month, and coach Shukri Conrad on Thursday defended the controversial decision, stating that criticism of the move is unfounded and unfair.

The Times of India

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CA take up fight for longer series to preserve Tests

Calls from skipper Pat Cummins and national team coach Andrew McDonald for minimum three-Test series will be worked through with the ICC by Cricket Australia.

AAP

England fans who flew down to watch India play Tests in South Africa

Two cricket fans spend a fortune to watch Test series of neutral countries, proving that Test cricket still has takers.

The Hindu

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

Healy sees multi-format series as key to women's Tests

Back from injury to face India in a one-off Test match, Australia captain Alyssa Healy is eager to see red-ball cricket gain more relevance in the women's game.

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Harmanpreet Kaur bats for more Tests for Indian women's team

NAVI MUMBAI: Soon after leading India to a record 347-run win over England in the one-off Women’s Test at the DY Patil Stadium on Saturday, India women’s team skipper Harmanpreet Kaur hoped for more Tests, particularly in the light of a mighty impressive Test debut by all the three young…

The Times of India

Head coach Amol Muzumdar filled in for my lack of Test captaincy experience: Harmanpreet Kaur

NEW DELHI: Leading the Indian team for the first time in Tests, Harmanpreet Kaur on Saturday credited head coach Amol Muzumdar for taking crucial decisions, admitting she lacked the experience of leading in the longest format.

The Times of India

Ind Women vs Eng women Test | Amol Muzumdar filled in for my lack of Test captaincy experience: Harmanpreet

India women's cricket team captain Harmanpreet Kaur credits head coach Amol Muzumdar for record 347-run win over England. India's first-ever victory over England at home and sixth in 39 Tests. Muzumdar praised Deepti Sharma's 9 wickets and 50 runs.

The Hindu

Watch: Mitchell Starc's peach of a delivery to dismiss Sarfaraz Ahmed at Perth

NEW DELHI: It is very rare that the Kookubura ball (with which Tests are played in Australia), swings as late as after 70 overs. But this is exactly where the class of a bowler comes in. And there is no iota of doubt that Mitchell Starc is a world class…

The Times of India

A lot hinges on Indian team when it comes to growth of women's cricket: Harmanpreet Kaur

NAVI MUMBAI: As the Indian women's team returns to Test cricket after a gap of more than two years when they play England in a one-off Test at the DY Patil Stadium from Thursday, captain Harmanpreet Kaur asserted that her team will have to take the lead in furthering the…

The Times of India

Indian team has responsibility to take women’s cricket ahead: Harmanpreet Kaur

India captain Harmanpreet Kaur desires more Tests in women's cricket, admitting India must lead the way with consistent performances.

The Hindu

Quiet lead-up to Pakistan series is a strange contrast to Australia’s epic year

If Pakistan can buck history to offer more competition then these Tests could earn their place among the peak moments of 2023

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India banking on coach Amol Muzumdar's experience to get into Test mindset: Smriti Mandhana

NEW DELHI: With the Indian women's team facing a lack of sufficient red-ball exposure, vice-captain Smriti Mandhana has highlighted the efforts of her younger teammates to seek guidance from the new head coach, Amol Muzumdar, in order to transition into a red-ball mindset ahead of the upcoming one-off Test against…

The Times of India

Would love to a part of Women’s WTC, but that’s for ICC and board to decide: Smriti Mandhana

NAVI MUMBAI: So rare are Tests in the landscape of women’s cricket, that Smriti Mandhana wasn’t even sure when was the last time India played a Test at home, before she was reminded that it was in November 2014, India beating South Africa at Manas Gangotri Stadium in Mysuru.

The Times of India

BCCI not too keen on pink-ball day/night Tests

MUMBAI: The BCCI isn't a big fan of pink-ball day/night Tests. There are no pink-ball day/night Tests slotted in India's home season this time, either for men or women.

The Times of India

David Warner's farewell tour adds spark to Australia-Pakistan Test series

NEW DELHI: The upcoming home Tests against an undermanned Pakistan team may lack excitement for some Australian cricket fans, but the anticipation surrounding David Warner's farewell tour has injected a much-needed boost into the series.

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Mitchell Johnson: Does David Warner deserve to sign off from Tests on own terms?

Warner expressed his wish to retire from Tests at the end of their series against Pakistan in Sydney next month.

The Times of India

New Zealand aim to translate World Cup experience into success in Bangladesh Tests

NEW DELHI: New Zealand are gearing up for their ICC World Test Championship campaign in Bangladesh, drawing inspiration from their recent stint at the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup in India. Despite a semifinal exit in the 50-over tournament, the Black Caps are eager to refocus on Test cricket as…

The Guardian - AU

Eddie Jones resigns as Wallabies coach after 10-month nightmare

Jones to walk away less than one year into a five year deal after the Wallabies won just two of nine Tests and failed to make the World Cup quarter-finals

AAP

Staggs' turn to represent mum prompts Kangaroos call

Having honoured his father by representing Tonga, Kotoni Staggs has now set his sights on playing as many rugby league Tests as possible for Australia.

The Guardian - UK

Liam Dawson admits ‘big decision’ over T20 money if England Test call comes

The County Championship player of the year would earn more at South Africa’s T20 league than from playing five Tests for England in India

The Independent UK

I’m never happy – Kevin Sinfield not getting carried away with England’s defence

England have conceded one try in three World Cup matches – a far cry from Steve Borthwick’s first nine Tests when the line was breached 30 times.

The Hindu

India reach number one in all three cricket formats

India was already at number one in Tests and T20 internationals, and received first ranking in ODI after defeating Australia in on September 22

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