Australia's stand-in captain for the fourth Test, Steve Smith hails the success of Australia's three-pronged spin attack, saying calls from past players to revert to three quicks were 'mind -boggling' with the Aussies to stay true to their plans
Craig McDermott was on fire at the Adelaide Oval during the fourth Test of the 1991-1992 series against India. Not only claiming 5/76 in the first innings, he backed it up with 5/92 in the second dig to see Australia secure a 38 run win.
With three dismissals in as many Test matches, Virat Kohli has had his struggles against Aussie Test newcomer Todd Murphy, who is looking forward to renewing the battle in the fourth Test at the 'massive' Ahmedabad stadium
The 14th match of the 1985-1986 ODI series had no shortage of superstars. India looked in trouble early in the run chase but fight their way back through the great Sunil Gavaskar. Can they get over the line and keep their finals hopes alive?
Alex Carey's impressive performance behind the stumps to date in the Border Gavaskar Trophy has come off the back of advice from some Australian legends.
Head coach Andrew McDonald talks about Australia's third Test win in Indore, describing their performance as 'near perfect' – a collapse of 6-11 in the first innings aside – and looks ahead to the series finale in Ahmedabad
Press conference credit: BCCI High praise for Australia off-spinner Nathan Lyon, with India captain Rohit Sharma labelling him the best overseas bowler he's faced in Indian conditions.
Speaking after an incredible eight-wicket haul on day two in Indore, Nathan Lyon has heaped praise on Steve Smith after the stand-in skipper took an incredible leg slip catch to remove the dangerous Cheteshwar Pujara late in the day
Coming in at 4/40 in the fifth match of the 1985/1986 ODI Series, Steve Waugh plays the type of innings that will become a trademark across his career; digging in and getting Australia out of a hole. He posts his highest ODI score at the time of 73 n...
Matthew Kuhnemann admits he's been keeping a close eye on Ravindra Jadeja and has to keep pinching himself following his 'whirlwind' introduction to Test cricket
Having just lost 3/1, India skipper Sourav Ganguly took control at the GABBA, smashing 144 to claim Player of the Match honours for the first Test of the 2003-2004 series against Australia.
Australia's captain for the third Test, Steve Smith talks about ways Aussie batters can find their own pace against the spin of Ravi Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja, while Rohit Sharma says keeping the pace up has been a deliberate ploy
