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Former India coach Ravi Shastri intervened during the 2014-15 Melbourne Test, stopping Virat Kohli from a heated confrontation with Mitchell Johnson after the pacer struck him on the helmet. This intense rivalry, however, fueled Kohli's remarkable batting performance that series, where he amassed 692 runs, solidifying his leadership and dominance in Australia.

After debacles in home Tests against New Zealand and South Africa, India are set to move away from raging turners and return to traditional pitches with gradual wear and tear. Carefully selected venues and black/mixed soil surfaces are expected to shape India’s strategy. India will play Afghanistan in a one-off Test match from June 6.

Jasprit Bumrah captained Mumbai Indians for the first time in IPL 2026, leading them to a win against Punjab Kings. Drawing a parallel to the film 'Nayak', Bumrah expressed his enjoyment of the role. This experience adds to his prior captaincy stints with the Indian national team in Tests and T20Is.

Regular captain Hardik Pandya is currently injured, while stand-in skipper Suryakumar Yadav has not traveled to Dharamsala for the match, as TimesofIndia.com reported.

Jasprit Bumrah captained Mumbai Indians for the first time in IPL 2026, leading them to a six-wicket victory against Punjab Kings. This leadership role came in the absence of regular captains Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav. Bumrah, who has captained India in Tests and T20Is, expressed his enjoyment of the experience and praised the team's execution.

Jasprit Bumrah's debut as Mumbai Indians captain showcased a composed and astute leadership, offering a potential long-term solution for the franchise. His calm demeanor and problem-solving approach stood out, providing a steadying influence for a team seeking balance. This leadership opportunity, long overdue, saw Bumrah confidently guide MI to a win, demonstrating his readiness for the role.

Former India cricketer Atul Wassan has raised concerns about the Indian team's dressing room atmosphere under head coach Gautam Gambhir. Wassan suggests that not all players are comfortable with Gambhir's intense and uncompromising style. He hinted that some cricketers feel sidelined despite the team's recent successes. This comes amid significant changes in the Indian squad, including retirements and captaincy shifts.

Former India cricketer Atul Wassan has accused new head coach Gautam Gambhir of being a "bully" with an "my way or the highway" approach, stemming from his Delhi cricket days. While Gambhir has achieved white-ball success, India's Test form has declined, raising questions about his confrontational coaching style's suitability.

Following their T20 World Cup win, selectors are prioritising the World Test Championship and 2027 ODI World Cup, focusing on managing Jasprit Bumrah's workload. Bumrah is expected to play all nine upcoming WTC Tests, with potential rest from ODIs. Middle-order prospects like Padikkal, Jurel, and Gaikwad are also being considered.

In an exclusive conversation with TimesofIndia.com, the all-rounder opens up on the need of not overdoing things, the mental toughness, awareness about his game and the dream of playing for India in 2027 ODI World Cup.

India's post-T20 World Cup journey begins with a three-match T20I series against Zimbabwe in July 2026, hosted at Harare Sports Club. This tour is part of a packed 2026-27 home season, which also includes series against West Indies, Sri Lanka, and Australia, culminating in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.

Cricket Australia's 2026-27 schedule presents a gruelling challenge, with 10 Tests in 14 weeks. A five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy tour of India looms large for a senior Australian squad, many of whom have never won a series there. This demanding run includes a home series against England to mark a significant anniversary.

Cheteshwar Pujara sealed the deal for India in style, chipping spinner Todd Murphy over deep mid-wicket for a boundary to help India retain the border gavaskar trophy. Pujara, who was playing his 100th Test match, helped India beat Australia by 6 wickets in the Delhi Test and take a 2-0 lead in the four-match series.

Eden Gardens has evolved significantly. Once known for its massive crowds on concrete terraces, it now boasts modern amenities like bucket seats and corporate boxes. Technology has also enhanced the experience with LED floodlights and giant scoreboards. Despite these upgrades, the stadium's soul remains its passionate Kolkata crowd, making it a unique cricketing landmark.

The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) is unperturbed about not hosting a Test match during the upcoming India-Australia series, expressing happiness to host an ODI between India and Zimbabwe. MCA president Ajinkya Naik stated that all matches are important and the association will continue working for the betterment of cricket in Mumbai.

India dominated Day 4 of the first Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test against Australia, dismissing the hosts for 104 and building a strong opening partnership. Despite missing key players, India aims to continue their winning streak against Australia. The second Test takes place at Perth's OPTUS Stadium, with the hosts looking to bounce back.

Team India gears up for a massive 2026-27 home cricket season, hosting West Indies, Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, and Australia in 22 matches across 17 cities. The packed schedule features ODIs, T20Is, and culminates with a five-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia, promising thrilling contests nationwide.

BCCI and Cricket Australia have confirmed that the Border-Gavaskar Trophy will be played in five Tests next summer, marking the first time since 1991-92 that Australia and India will play a five-Test series. This extended series will be the highlight of the 2024-25 home summer calendar, with BCCI secretary Jay Shah stating their commitment to preserving Test Cricket's rich heritage.

India dominated Day 2 of the third Test against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at Perth. After bowling out Australia for a paltry 104, India's opening duo, Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul, remained unbeaten, forging a 172-run partnership. Despite missing key players like Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, India ended the day in a commanding position.

Australia secured a spot in the World Test Championship final by defeating India in the fifth Test in Sydney. The win also marked Australia's first series win against India in a decade. Captain Pat Cummins expressed his delight at holding the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and qualifying for the WTC final. Australia will face South Africa in June.

Rishabh Pant, fresh off a strong series against New Zealand, received his mother's blessing before heading to Australia for the crucial Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Pant's performance will be vital for India's chances of reaching the World Test Championship final, as they need to win at least four of the five Test matches to stay in contention.

The legendary Sunil Gavaskar could miss the presentation of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, which India captain Virat Kohli will receive, regardless of the result of the fourth and final Test against Australia. Gavaskar said he has not received invitation from Cricket Australia.

Australia is gearing up for the pink-ball Test match against India in Adelaide, aiming to excel in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Key players are honing their skills, with Steve Smith looking to regain form and Mitchell Starc ready with the pink ball. Despite a previous loss to India in Perth, Australia is intensively preparing for this crucial Test.

Ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Australian cricketers Steve Smith and Pat Cummins acknowledge India's challenge, emphasizing the importance of the series starting on November 22. Smith respects India's dominance while skipper Cummins seeks to amend past defeats. Star spinner Nathan Lyon also praises the Indian squad, and said he has always loved to compete against the star-studded Indian line-up.

Australia fast-bowler Josh Hazlewood has conceded the hosts’ are itching to clinch a Border-Gavaskar Trophy series win at home as that’s the only one box which is left to be ticked off by them. After beating India 2-0 in the 2014/15 series, Australia have endured a drought of winning the prestigious trophy at home. In the absence of Steve Smith and David Warner due to ball-tampering bans, Australia lost to India in the 2018/19 series, followed by sensationally losing the 2020/21 series 2-1, despite bowling the visitors out for 36 in the second innings at Adelaide.

The Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia is captivating a massive audience on Star Sports Network. The first two Tests saw a staggering 86 million viewers and 12.8 billion minutes of watch time, significantly surpassing the 2020-21 series. The Adelaide day-night Test alone drew 49 million viewers, a 22% jump from the previous edition.

The Indian cricket team, including Virat Kohli, Sarfaraz Khan, and Mohammed Siraj, recently had a fun photoshoot, highlighting their strong team spirit before the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The team is deep in preparation for the series against Australia, with the first Test starting on November 22nd. Both teams are ready for an exciting competition in this significant Test series.

Cricket Australia (CA) plans to introduce designated seating areas for Indian fans during the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, promoting inclusivity and a vibrant atmosphere. Fans encouraged to wear blue attire and bring traditional instruments. The five-match Test series, starting on November 22, includes a Day-Night Test in Adelaide and iconic matches at the MCG and SCG.

Star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja praised Rishabh Pant's cricketing skills and his ability to uplift the team's spirit. Jadeja expressed hope that Pant would deliver match-winning performances in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. This comes as Team India faces selection challenges with injuries and Rohit Sharma's unavailability for the opening Test in Perth.

The latest episode of 'Beyond The Boundary' delved into the first Test of the border gavaskar trophy, analyzing the teams' prospects and potential challenges. The panel, including journalists and experts, examined Rohit Sharma's absence due to the birth of his child and the impact on India's batting lineup.