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The 'best Should Play The Best' For Test Cricket To Survive, Says Shastri On Two-tier System
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri believes the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series, in which Australia prevailed 3-1 over India, is the perfect testament to why the longest and ‘best format of the game is still alive and thriving.’
According to a report in The Sydney Morning Herald, ICC Chairman Jay Shah, Cricket Australia chair Mike Baird, England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chair Richard Thompson are set to meet later this month, with a two-tier structure for Test cricket firmly on the agenda of their discussion.
It further said if the two-tier Test structure becomes a reality, then Australia, England and India will be from having to play Test cricket against many nations, and the three nations would be able to play against each other twice every three years instead of every four years, which is currently the case.
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Australia, England, India In Talks With ICC For Two-tier Test Cricket System: Report
The Sydney Morning Herald: Australia, who recently won the Border-Gavaskar Trophy on home soil by 3-1, along with India, England and the International Cricket Council (ICC) are reportedly in talks to have a two-tier Test cricket system, with an eye on having the big three nations playing each other more often.
Konstas Is Going To Be A Long-term Player: Allan Border
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former Australia captain Allan Border believes young opener Sam Konstas has all the attributes to be a long-term player for the national side and equated his flurry of breathtaking shots against Jasprit Bumrah in Melbourne to how Ian Botham used to unleash his strokes over the hosts’ bowlers.
BGT: India And Australia Teams Meet PM Albanese Ahead Of Sydney Test
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese: Ahead of the fifth Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test starting on Friday, the Indian and Australian teams met Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his fiancee Jodie Haydon in a New Year’s reception at Kirribilli House on Wednesday.
Carey Confident Of Starc Playing Decisive Sydney Test Amid Fitness Concerns
The Sydney Morning Herald: Australian wicketkeeper Alex Carey expressed confidence that pacer Mitchell Starc will be fit to play in the fifth Test despite battling rib soreness during the Boxing Day Test, which Australia won by 184 runs.
BGT: 'It All Sort Of Worked Out On That One Day', Boland Recalls His Dream MCG Debut
The Sydney Morning Herald: On the verge of playing the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), Australia seamer Scott Boland recalled the six-wicket haul he took on debut at the iconic venue, saying it was a day where everything worked out to perfection.
BGT: Chappell Lauds Head’s Fearless Approach Against Bumrah
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former Australian cricketer Greg Chappell has heaped praise on Travis Head for his audacious and effective approach against India’s pace spearhead, Jasprit Bumrah, during the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy series.
BGT: Konstas’ Innings Against Western Australia Convinced Me He’s Ready For Tests, Says Lawson
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former Australia pacer Geoff Lawson said Sam Konstas’ knock of 88 against Western Australia, coming under overcast skies on a greenish Sydney pitch in this year’s Sheffield Shield, convinced him that the young opener is ready to play Tests for Australia.
Kohli, Smith, Root Will Decide Their Retirement, Not When Others Tell Them: Greg Chappell
Elite Performance Decline Syndrome: Former Australia cricketer Greg Chappell believes that for the modern greats of cricket like Virat Kohli, Steve Smith, and Joe Root, the end will come, but not when others tell them, but when they know.
Konstas Is Very Confident Player Which You Don't See In Many, Says Bayliss
The Sydney Morning Herald: Trevor Bayliss, the legendary Australian coach who guided England to Ashes glory and a World Cup triumph said that he has seen something extraordinary in the 19-year-old Sam Konstas, which he calls a rare self-confidence and belief that he’s only witnessed in a handful of elite players.
Kohli Loses Cool At Journalist On His Arrival At Melbourne Airport: Reports
The Sydney Morning Herald: Veteran Indian batter Virat Kohli has reportedly lashed out at the mediaperson on his arrival at Melbourne airport ahead of the Boxing Day Test.
Bumrah Is A Combination Of Both Lillee And Roberts: Chappell
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former Australia cricketer Greg Chappell, who had served as India head coach, believes Jasprit Bumrah is a combination of the best of legendary pacers Dennis Lillee and Andy Roberts. He added that Bumrah is currently the one standing between Australia and grabbing the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
BGT: Rohit Can Throw First Punch In Brisbane By Opening The Batting, Says Shastri
The Sydney Morning Herald: Former India head coach Ravi Shastri said the only way a struggling Rohit Sharma can assert himself in the upcoming Brisbane Test is by throwing the first punch towards Australia as an opener.
BGT 2024-25: India’s Practice Sessions To Be No Longer Open To Fans In Australia
The Sydney Morning Herald: A day after 5000 spectators thronged the Adelaide Oval to attend India’s open practice session ahead of their pink-ball Test against Australia, the visitors’ have said their future nets sessions will be no longer open to fans for the rest of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series.
Adam Zampa Receives Apology From Cricket NSW Over Sheffield Shield Selection Controversy
Cricket New South Wales: Australia spinner Adam Zampa has received an apology from Cricket New South Wales (NSW) for public criticism of his selection in the Sheffield Shield game against Tasmania at the SCG last week.
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