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Dhoni Is The Best Wicket – Keeper Batsman Of All Formats: Australian Captain Tim Paine

Paine said – Dhoni is the best player, no doubt.
While keeping calm under pressure, Dhoni won many matches for India: Cummins.

Australia’s Test captain Tim Paine praised former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. He described Dhoni as the best player of the white ball. Paine said, “According to me, Dhoni is the best wicket-keeper batsman of every format of the game.” Dhoni was out of Team India in the last two Twenty20 series. He is playing in ODI series against Australia.

Pant’s Best Ranking As Indian Wicketkeeper, Reached Number 17

Pant’s Best Ranking As Indian Wicketkeeper, Reached Number 17

Prior to Rishab, Farokh Engineer of India reached number 17.
Pant became the Indian wicketkeeper with the highest rating, Dhoni was left behind.
Virat Kohli retains top position in ODI batting rankings.

#Rishabh Pant, second in the case of the highest score in the Test series against Australia, has also gained the 21st position in the batting rankings. He has reached number 17 in the ICC Test batting rankings. He is the first Indian wicketkeeper to reach this number jointly with Farokh Engineer. However, Rishabh’s rating points are more than him.

Bumrah Will Not Play In ODI Series Against Australia – New Zealand, BCCI Gives Rest

Bumrah Will Not Play In ODI Series Against Australia – New Zealand, BCCI Gives Rest

BCCI decision taken in view of Australia’s India tour.
Fast Bowler was replaced by Mohammed Siraj.
Siddharth Kaul also included in Team India for T20 series against New Zealand.

The Board of Control for #Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to give rest to fast bowler Jaspreet Bumrah for the one-day series against Australia and New Zealand. He will replace Mohammed Siraj. India has to play three ODI series against Australia from January 12. At the same time, he has to play a five-ODI series against New Zealand, which runs from January 23 to February 3.

Australia: Even If It Is Not The Biggest Win, It Is Like Winning The 1983 World Cup: Ravi Shastri

India beat Australia by 2-1 in the four-test series.
Team India named its first series in Australia.

After winning the Test series against Australia, coach #Ravi Shastri has praised Team India. Shastri described it as winning the 1983 World Cup. He said, “If this is not the biggest win, then it is like winning the 1983 World Cup.” Shastri compared the victory to the 1985 World Championship. Both of them were part of the team during the victory. On the Sydney Test draw against Australia, India made its Test debut for the first time on their home soil.

Shastri said – I salute Captain Kohli: Shastri said, “This win is big enough to win those two titles or maybe even bigger than that. It is found in #cricket‘s toughest format test. I salute Captain #Virat Kohli. He gave a Test Series for the first time in 71 years. ”

The coach praised captain Kohli He said, “I think that nobody other than Kohli plays Test with such insight. At least, I have not seen any such captain who spate himself completely on the field. What is important for the game is that Kohli Only does.”

“This series win is the result of the last one year’s hard work, we made three overseas tours in 2018-19. We first lost to South Africa in the match, we lost to 2-1, after which we would play better in England,” Shastri said. In spite of that, we did not win the series. Finally, it was won here.”

Sydney Test: India Won The First Test Series In Australia In 71 Years, The Fourth Time Overseas In The Captaincy Of Virat

Sydney Test: India Won The First Test Series In Australia In 71 Years, The Fourth Time Overseas In The Captaincy Of Virat

India played first Test series in Australia in 1947/48.

The last match of the four-match series between India and Australia was drawn. Along with that, India won the four-Test series 2-1. India has won the Test series for the first time in Australia in the history of 71 years. He is the fifth in the world and first Asian team to win the series in Australia. Earlier England, West Indies, South Africa, and New Zealand have won the series in Australia. Earlier, due to rain, the play of the last day of the fourth and last Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy was canceled. The game of 64.4 overs was wasted on the fourth day due to poor light and rain. Due to poor light, the third day was also bowled less than 16.3 overs.

Sydney Test: Pant The First Indian Wicketkeeper To Score A Century In Australia, India Is Ahead By 598 Runs

Sydney Test: Pant The First Indian Wicketkeeper To Score A Century In Australia, India Is Ahead By 598 Runs

India declared the first innings at 622/7, a score of 24/0 in Australia’s first innings.
Pujara missed out on his first double century, Jadeja did not even have his first century on a foreign field.
India’s three wickets fell on the second day, Nathan Lyon sent pavilion to all three batsmen.

Until the end of the second day of the final Test of the four-match series against India, Australia scored 24 runs without losing a wicket in the first innings. Marcus Harris on 19 and Usman Khawaja on five runs are unbeaten. Earlier, India declared their first innings by 622 runs on seven wickets. #Rishabh Pant remained unbeaten after 159 runs. Pant became the first Indian wicketkeeper to score a century in Australia. Cheteshwar Pujara missed out on making his first double century. Ravindra Jadeja scored 81 runs. India is ahead of 598 runs on the basis of first innings.

Sydney Test: Mayank Missed A Century In His Second Test

Sydney Test: Mayank Missed A Century In His Second Test

Mayank returned to the pavilion by 77 runs, being dismissed for 76 in his first innings of the first Test.
Team India 2-1 ahead of the four Test series.
Indian team has not won Test for 41 years in Sydney.

India started poorly in the fourth and final Test of the four-match series against Australia. His opener Lokesh Rahul was out on the third ball of the second over of the innings. At that time India’s score was only 10 runs.

After Perth, The ICC Also Gave An Average Rating To Melbourne Pitch

There were 271 matches at the #Melbourne Cricket Ground so far, out of which 249 resulted.
In the last Test here, India defeated Australia by 137 runs.

Melbourne: The #International Cricket Council (ICC) has given an average rating on the pitch of the Melbourne #Cricket Ground after the third Test between India and Australia. The ICC also gave average ratings to Perth’s pitch. The second match of the four-match series between India and Australia was held in Perth. Giving of the average rating means that the ICC will not give any demerit point to the Melbourne Stadium.

5 demerit status lost at an international status:

According to the ICC rules, if a stadium gets five demerit points during five years, then its international status is dropped.
Boxing Day Test was held between Australia and England last year in Melbourne. The match was a draw. After this, the ICC had given three demerit points to this pitch.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald report, Melbourne’s current pitch is about 15 years old, but it will be used in the next season.
Here are four new pitches to be prepared. However, he will take about three years to fully prepare, and by then the same pitch will be used.
Many cricket critics, including Australian cricket coach Justin Langer, were surprised at the ICC decision when Perth’s pitch was given an average rating.

Melbourne Test: India Won Third Test By 137 Runs, After 40 Years India Is 2-1 Ahead In Australia In Test Series

Melbourne Test: India Won Third Test By 137 Runs, After 40 Years India Is 2-1 Ahead In Australia In Test Series

India defeated Australia by 137 runs in the third Test on Sunday. Along with that, he went ahead 2-1 in the four-match series. Team India has achieved a 2-1 lead in a Test series after 40 years in Australia. Earlier, he had a 2-1 lead in the series in 1977-78. However, later India lost the series by 2-3. For India, Jaspreet Bumrah took nine wickets in the match. Earlier this morning due to rain, the game of the first session could not be played.

Melbourne Test: India Did Not Give Follow-On, Ahead Of 346 Runs, 15 Wickets Fall On The Third Day

Melbourne Test: India Did Not Give Follow-On, Ahead Of 346 Runs, 15 Wickets Fall On The Third Day

Bowlers dominated Friday on the third Test between India and Australia. On the third day of the match, a total 15 wickets fell, while the batsmen could only score 197 runs. Most of the eight wickets fell in the third session, while only 60 runs were scored during this period. In the first session, four wickets fell and 81 runs were scored. In the second session, 56 runs were scored, three wickets fell. At the end of the third day’s play, India had lost five wickets in the second innings, while only 54 runs were scored. Earlier, Australia’s first innings was all out for 151 runs. He could not avoid the follow-on. However, India decided to bat instead of the follow-on.