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Tuesday, 7 March 2017
Afghanistan look to set the tone for long series
Afghanistan and Ireland face off in nine matches, across formats, at the Greater Noida Sports Complex Ground, starting with a three-match T20I series
Ashwin eclipses Muralitharan, fastest to 25 Test five-fers
The Bengaluru Test between India and Australia featured at least a six-fer in all four innings
Bengaluru Test - the one that got away from Australia
The visitors found themselves in a position to take an unassailable lead in Bengaluru, but were undone by a spirited Indian side late on Day 4
Mendis eyes double ton after early let-off
The 22-year-old right-hander was unbeaten on 166 to help Sri Lanka end Day 1 of the first Test against Bangladesh at 312 for 4
A day for the ages at Chinnaswamy
Anand Vasu chronicles the feeling of being in the Chinnaswamy stands for one of the best Test matches in recent times
Rahane, Pujara showed why they are India's best Test batsmen: Kohli
Kohli also lauded his bowlers for playing a key role in setting up India's series-levelling victory
188 was always going to be difficult to chase: Steve Smith
In his post-match press conference, the Australia captain cast his introspective eye on the myriad defining moments of a combative, yet enthralling fixture
Kohli lashes out at Smith's DRS 'brain fade'
The Indian captain reckoned Australia looked towards the dressing room on multiple occasions over the last couple of days for the purpose of taking a review
Kohli lashes out at Smith's DRS 'brainfade'
The Indian captain reckoned Australia looked towards the dressing room on multiple occasions over the last couple of days for the purpose of taking a review
Snapshots: Not so ethical, Mr Smith
The Australian captain looked at the Australian dressing room for cues while contemplating on taking a review
Kusal Mendis revives Sri Lanka's innings
The right-hander added an unbeaten 63-run stand with Asela Gunaratne for the fourth wicket
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