Team India is in a great mood before the second Test of the five-match Test series against the hosts Australia. Adelaide Oval in Adelaide is set to host the second Test, which will be a day-night pink-ball Test match, starting on December 6.
Indian bowlers and batters had a great day in the 50-over one-day pink ball match against the Prime Minster’s XI at Canberra as the Indians won the invitational match. Shubman Gill and Harshit Rana shined in the crucial preparation match for the upcoming pink-ball Test.
The two-day day-night pink ball match between Prime Minister’s XI and Indians couldn’t start on the opening day due to persistent rain. The opening-day washout has reportedly forced the match status.
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Before the Adelaide Test, India will play a two-day practice match against Prime Minister XI. Canberra is set to host this practice match between November 30 and December 1.
Just two days before the beginning of the Perth Test in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Indian bowling coach Morne Morkel has brought an important update regarding injured Shubman Gill.
Rather than focusing on day three of the simulation match, Indian cricketers were busy at the nets. This decision may have been influenced by Shubman Gill’s injury, as he will miss the Test series opener.
After India scored 283/1, thanks to two centuries by Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma, South Africa were all out for 148 runs.
Indian batters Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma powerfully thrashed the South African bowlers to set up the fifth-highest total in T20I history.
Former Indian captain Virat Kohli has reportedly undergone scans. The Sydney Morning Herald claimed that Kohli had a scan on Thursday (November 14).
Visitors India have taken an unassailable 2-1 lead in the four-match T20I series against the hosts South Africa after winning the thrilling third T20I by 11 runs at Centurion.
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