Новости за 20.12.2020

Under normal circumstances, the elections would have to be held during the AGM with Praful Patel, who has been AIFF president since 2012, ineligible to contest as per the Sports Code.

Sachin Tendulkar was only 18 when he went to Australia for a Test series, but he came out with flying colours, scoring two hundreds in an otherwise forgettable series for India.

India vs Australia: Former Australia wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist feels India need to address their batting woes.

Speaking on his official Youtube channel, left-arm pacer Amir made it clear that his problem was with Misbah and Younis.

India vs Australia: Vengsarkar, a former BCCI chairman of selectors, believes Rahul Dravid’s experience as coach can be highly beneficial for the team in Virat Kohli’s absence, who will take no further part in the Test series due to paternity leave.

India vs Australia: With Virat Kohli on his way back home, the middle order is set to be altered, with KL Rahul likely to replace him in the Playing XI.

The Indian captain reduced the difference from 25 points to 13 following his first innings score of 74, which helped him gaining two points.

India vs Australia: India fast bowler Mohammed Shami picked up an injury on Day 3 of the first Test in Adelaide. According to reports, he might be ruled out of the series.

Former Indian spinner Murali Kartik has come up a with a combination that may keep the strength of the Indian batting intact in the absence of Virat Kohli.

India finished the competition at the second spot overall after claiming three gold, two silver and four bronze medals.

India vs Australia: “Virat Kohli is such an impact player. Without him, it leaves a big hole but at the same time it leaves an opportunity to other players to put their hand up,” McGrath said.

Jamie Vardy scored the opening goal and had a hand in the other against a toothless home side.

Australian cricket officials were put on high alert last week after an outbreak of the virus in the northern beaches in Sydney.

India vs Australia: “I see it, I see 36, but I don’t believe it. It’s insane. The last time I saw that would have been under-12s,” the BBC quoted Fleming as saying.

India vs Australia: The Virat Kohli-led Indian team suffered a harrowing eight-wicket defeat in the first Test in Adelaide, after getting bowled out for 36 in the 2nd innings.

India vs Australia: While many experts of the game lambasted India’s disheartening defeat, Afridi backed India to make a strong return.

Ten-man Sheffield United were denied a first win of the season when Brighton & Hove Albion’s Danny Welbeck struck late to cancel out Premier League debutant Jayden Bogle’s goal in a 1-1 draw

The highly-rated Sarin posted a comfortable 2-0 win over Johann Emil Schnabel of South Africa while Iniyan defeated Angel Miguel Soto of Colombia 1.5-0.5.

In a match where both sides struggle to create clear-cut chances, Vignesh’s acrobatic 38th-minute strike stood out as a genuine quality moment.

“We want him back as quickly as possible but he has a small strain,” Arteta said. “We need a few days, I don’t know if it’s a week or two weeks. It will depend on how the injury evolves.”

A former Delhi first-class player, Sharma, 55, was the bowling coach of the team last season, when KP Bhaskar was the head coach.

Siva, 54, feels there is a dearth of up-and-coming spinners in India and believes that besides the current crop of spinners, not too many names come to mind who can take legacy of Indian spin bowling forward.

India vs Australia: While none of the Indian batsmen managed to reach double-figures in the second innings, it was Shaw whose faulty technique and similar mode of dismissals in both the innings made him the most vulnerable in the Indian batting line-up.

India vs Australia: Batting collapses are nothing new for the Indian cricket team, but that unravelled on Saturday left the sour taste in everyone’s mouth as Australia’s pacers steamrolled the mighty Indian batting line-up for 36 to open the account in the Test series.

Like most other countries, India too have an issue when the ball swings. But with all that’s going for Indian cricket in terms of wealth/finance, fan following and years at the highest level, more is expected, writes Sanjay Manjrekar.