Allan Border

India vs Australia: Allan Border predicts visitors' playing XI for the second Test

Allan Border lashed out at the Australian side for overthinking about Indian pitches. According to him, the shift of focus resulted in mistakes in crucial segments.

'They’re strong comments': Alex Carey on Allan Border's criticism that Australia were soft against India

Allan Border had asked Australia to play with a "harder edge" after they lost the first Test by an innings against India.

India tour is going to be the acid test for Pat Cummins and Australia team: Allan Border

Australia will begin the marquee Test series vs India at Jamtha from February 9 as they eye their first series win in India in 19 years.

Improve against spin to emulate Hayden's success during '01 India tour: Border's advice for Travis Head

Allan Border has advised southpaw Travis Head to improve his technique against spinners if he wants to replicate Matthew Hayden's success when Australia tour India for four-Test series next year

India vs Australia 2nd Test: Dean Jones remembered during Boxing Day Test at MCG

Jones died in September this year at the age of 59 in Mumbai, where he was commentating for the Indian Premier League, after suffering a stroke.

India vs Australia: Fully-fit Bumrah will be key for visitors, says former Aussie skipper Allan Border

"If he fires up like he did last time, gets important wickets, ruffles a few feathers with the ball, I reckon he could be the real difference," Allan Border said.

India vs Australia: Sunil Gavaskar bats for Shubman Gill, Rishabh Pant for Adelaide Test

Gavaskar and former Australian skipper Allan Border have thrown their weight behind Gill. Border, in fact, was more emphatic in his backing of the young Punjab batsman, calling him a “seriously good player.”

India vs Australia: Shaun Marsh could be a stop-gap option at the top for hosts, says Allan Border

The day-night Test begins on 17 December and Australia are grappling with injury issues ahead of the match.

India vs Australia: Zaheer Khan feels bowlers will decide fate of tour

With the likes of Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammad Shami, Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins, to name a few, up in their ranks, both India and Australia have formidable bowling attacks.

India vs Australia: Virat Kohli 'irreplaceable' for India, says Allan Border

Kohli will leave the tour after the first of four Tests, due to start in Adelaide on 17 December, for the birth of his first child.