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Jasprit Bumrah has single-handedly carried India's bowling attack in the ongoing Test series against Australia Down Under. The man has picked up a staggering 21 wickets at an impeccable average of 10.9 so far and is keen on adding more to his tally in the last two Tests. Bumrah's magic has ended the series for Australia's new opener Nathan McSweeney who got out to the Indian genius four times in three Tests and 19-year-old Sam Konstas has replaced him in the squad. from IndiaTV Sports: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/urea6Im via IFTTT

Three days have passed since one of the greatest spinners of the modern-day generation, Ravichandran Ashwin, called time on his international playing career. While Ashwin's retirement has come across as a major shock, people have made peace with it and have been lauding the match-winner on an illustrious career for India. from IndiaTV Sports: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/ZjK6sCN via IFTTT

Prithvi Shaw, who returned to the Mumbai squad for the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, has had his disciplinary and fitness points cut in the recent past and now the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) has blurted out why the opening batter wasn't considered for the domestic 50-over tournament. "I'll tell you one thing. No one is Shaw's enemy. He is his own enemy," an MCA official told the news agency PTI on conditions of anonymity. from IndiaTV Sports: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/aAMH04Q via IFTTT

The second ODI of the three-match series between South Africa and Pakistan will be played today at Newlands in Cape Town. After losing the opener, the home team must win this clash. They could only post 239 runs on the board, with Pakistan spinners strangling them to pick seven out of nine wickets to fall. On the other hand, it is a golden chance for Pakistan to register their second consecutive ODI series victory away from home, a rare feat for them in the format's history. from IndiaTV Sports: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/GZT3FOe via IFTTT

Australia have set a target of 275 for India to win the Gabba Test match. On the other hand, Tamil Thalaivas and Bengal Warriorz will be in action on Wednesday (December 18). All of that and much more in today's sports wrap.  from IndiaTV Sports: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/7ECg9t4 via IFTTT

Rain had the last laugh at the Gabba in Brisbane as the day five of the third Test between India and Australia ended in a hard-fought draw. India could only add eight runs to their overnight score of 252 before Travis Head ended Akash Deep's gritty stay at the crease by getting him out stumped on the penultimate ball of the 79th over. from IndiaTV Sports: Google News Feed https://ift.tt/I79dAGk via IFTTT