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Australian cricket team need to rebuild quickly to face India at home later this year, says Michael Clarke
• 7 years ago"Australia is under pressure at the moment with everything that has happened. They need to try and work out what their team is going to be. They need to find a way and start to rebuild really quickly because it is a massive series considering we have never lost to India in Australia," said Michael Clarke.
Ashes 2017: ECB deny rumours of Ben Stokes visiting Australia to take part in ongoing tournament
• 7 years ago"The ECB is aware that Ben Stokes is making a private trip to New Zealand to spend time with his family," it said in a statement.
India's thunder Down Under: Women's, men's teams clinch T20 series, Sania adds Australian Open trophy
Fp Archives • 9 years agoIndia emerged on top Down Under on Friday as the women's and men's cricket team won T20 series against the Aussies adn tennis star Sania Mirza won the women's doubles crown with Martina Hingis at the Australian Open.
India vs Australia, 4th ODI as it happened: India snatch defeat from jaws of victory
Jigar Mehta • 9 years agoLive updates from the 4th ODI between India and Australia in Canberra.
The cost of persisting with Dhawan: For one player to find form, Team India is being made to pay
Chetan Narula • 9 years agoWhat is the ultimate cost team India is paying for continuously persisting with Shikhar Dhawan?
Canberra ODI preview: With whitewash on the cards, Dhoni must get team selection spot-on
Fp Archives • 9 years agoThe focus will be on the trio of Rishi, Gurkeerat and Manish when Dhoni names his playing eleven, and indeed when he leads the side onto the field.
Flat wickets around the world in ODIs puts immense pressure on bowlers: David Warner
Fp Archives • 9 years agoWarner said that the Indian top-order is in great shape, but chasing 300 hasn't been too tough so far in this series.
Cricket's fickle critics: Why can't they leave our boys alone?
Binoo • 13 years agoWe are very fickle fans of our heroes. Why can't we accept that our cricketers will make us proud one day, and do badly on another?