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HuaweiNEW DELHI- Gautam Gambhir edged closer to a maiden double century and Vangipurappu Laxman struck his 13th test hundred to put India in a commanding position against Australia on the second day of the third test on Thursday.
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NEW DELHI - Sachin Tendulkar and Gautam Gambhir struck half-centuries as India rebuilt their innings after early blows on the opening day of the third Test against Australia here on Wednesday.
NEW DELHI - India were 67-2 at lunch after losing two early wickets on the opening day of the third Test against Australia here on Wednesday. The hosts lost in-form opener Virender Sehwag (one) and the usually dependable Rahul Dravid for 11, to be reduced to a shaky 27-2 after Anil Kumble won the toss and elected to bat at the Feroz Shah Kotla stadium.
NEW DELHI - India skipper Anil Kumble won the toss and elected to bat against Australia in the third test on Wednesday as the home side were forced to make one change from the side that won the second test in Mohali.
NEW DELHI- Australia are looking for improved performances from their batting and bowling leaders in the third test starting on Wednesday, the tourists needing to rebound quickly to avoid a first series defeat since 2005.
NEW DELHI - Australia were taking some late lessons in spin bowling as they head into the third Test starting here on Wednesday, desperate to draw level with a resurgent India.
NEW DELHI - India's new bowling star Amit Mishra is sweating on selection for the third Test against Australia -- despite a match-winning seven-wicket haul against the tourists.
MOHALI, India- Empty seats at last weekend's test between India and Australia have alarmed cricket's administrators, who were already worried that the runaway success of Twenty20 could spell doom for the classic, five-day game.
MOHALI, India - India's Zaheer Khan was Tuesday fined 80 percent of his match fees following a heated on-field clash with Australia's Matthew Hayden during the second Test here.
MOHALI, India - India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Tuesday said he had never seen Australia struggle so badly after their thumping 320-run defeat in the second Test here.