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A viral social media post comparing work-life balance in India and Australia sparked widespread debate. The post highlighted how in India, life often revolves around work, with late hours and blurred boundaries, contrasting with Australia's emphasis on personal time. This resonated with many, prompting discussions on hustle culture, ambition, and the true definition of success.

Australian spinner Adam Zampa revealed the 2023 ODI World Cup victory against hosts India as his career's finest moment. He described the unique feeling of silencing a massive Ahmedabad crowd after clinching the record sixth title, a win he felt Australia wasn't heavily favored for. This triumph continues India's wait for a third ODI World Cup since 2011.

New Zealand Women achieved a historic feat, chasing down the highest total in Women's ODI history against South Africa. Amelia Kerr's unbeaten 179 powered the Black Caps to a thrilling 2-wicket victory, leveling the series. This remarkable chase surpassed India's previous record set in the 2025 World Cup semi-final.

VVS Laxman reminisced about the 25th anniversary of India's historic Test victory against Australia at Eden Gardens in 2001. He highlighted the monumental partnership with Rahul Dravid, which saw India overcome a massive deficit and achieve one of cricket's greatest comebacks. Laxman's 281 and Dravid's 180 were pivotal in setting up the win.

India achieved a historic Test win, following on against Australia, a feat accomplished only thrice before. This remarkable victory at Eden Gardens, marked by Sourav Ganguly's captaincy and the heroic partnership of Rahul Dravid and VVS Laxman, defied expectations. The match became a symbol of redemption, with fans' support echoing through the stadium.

India’s fightback at the Eden Gardens did make captains and teams wary of enforcing the follow-on. Australia, even under successful captains like Ricky Ponting and Adam Gilchrist enforced it just four times out of the 14 in which they had a choice to do so. Steve Waugh though enforced it seven times post Kolkata and won every Test!

Sourav Ganguly reflects on India's historic 2001 Eden Gardens Test win against Australia, calling it a 'freak Test match' that ignited a transformation in Indian cricket. He highlights how the victory, coupled with winning the series, boosted the team's confidence and paved the way for future overseas successes and the emergence of new talent.

Twenty-five years on, Sachin Tendulkar revisits India's iconic 2001 Eden Gardens Test win against Australia. He recalls the team's belief after a Mumbai defeat, the magic of Laxman and Dravid's partnership, and his own surprise bowling spell that broke Australia's resistance. This victory significantly boosted India's confidence and remains a career highlight.

Twenty-five years ago, a struggling Indian cricket team, reeling from scandal, hosted Steve Waugh's formidable Australians. Against all odds, a remarkable turnaround at Eden Gardens, spearheaded by captain Sourav Ganguly and a young Harbhajan Singh, ignited a new era for Indian cricket, forever changing its destiny and inspiring a nation.

VVS Laxman recounts his iconic 281 at Eden Gardens, a knock that defied a severe back spasm and halted Australia's winning streak. He details how net sessions with quality spinners prepared him, the crucial role of physio Andrew Leipus, and the strategic partnership with Rahul Dravid. This epic innings, born from resilience and belief, revitalised Indian cricket.

The home series for Team India starts with Australia touring India for the limited-overs leg and will play in five ODIs and three T20 Internationals from September 17 to October 11, 2017.

The Australia-India Test series is poised at 1-1, with the decisive third Test commencing Saturday at the Gabba, Brisbane. Australia holds a strong historical record at the venue, while India will be looking to repeat their historic 2021 victory. Unpredictable weather and a lively pitch add to the intrigue, promising a thrilling contest.

India convincingly defeated England in a high-scoring chase in their first T20 World Cup warm-up game on Monday. While the batsmen effortlessly pulled off a daunting 189 run chase and made Virat Kohli a relieved skipper on the batting front, there were a few bowling concerns for India in the England warm-up game.

The national cricket team of India will tour Australia starting from November 21, 2018, to January 18, 2019. During the tour, Indian team will play four Tests, three One Day Internationals (ODIs) and three Twenty20 International (T20I) matches against Australia.

India have been in impressive form in the T20 format over the past year, clinching both the ICC T20 World Cup 2024 and the Asia Cup 2025. However, their record in Australian conditions remains patchy, something Suryakumar and his team will be eager to correct with a strong performance in this series.

India face a challenging Champions Trophy semi-final against Australia, seeking to break their knockout stage jinx in ICC events. With a strong spin lineup and familiarity with Dubai conditions, India pose a challenge to a resilient Australian team missing key bowlers.

India and Australia are set to clash in the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Adelaide, with India holding a 1-0 lead. India had won the opening Test of the series by 295-runs. The Adelaide Oval will host a day-night match, a format India previously struggled with at the same venue in 2020.

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Cheteshwar Pujara (79*) and Ajinkya Rahane (40*) rescued India with a valiant 93-run unbeaten stand for the fifth wicket - the best partnership in the series for either team - helping India (213/4) to a lead of 126 runs on day three.

India put in one of their best bowling performances under pressure in recent times to defend a total of 188 in the second India v Australia Test at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore on Day 4, beating Australia by 75 runs.

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Australia managed to stay ahead mainly riding on Matt Renshaw and Shaun Marsh supreme effort in the middle, battling a difficult pitch and a disciplined Indian bowling attack on day two. Australia finished the day on 237 for six, with a lead of 48 runs.

The upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy promises a thrilling clash as India, aiming for a strong comeback after their New Zealand series loss, face an Australian team seeking redemption. Both teams grapple with inconsistent batting, making it a likely battle of the bowlers. India's veteran players face high stakes, while young talents on both sides could be pivotal.

India's women's cricket team, led by Harmanpreet Kaur, faces a crucial must-win match against defending champions Australia on Sunday to secure a semifinal spot in the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup. Sitting second in Group A with four points, India's chances depend on this match, and the result will also hinge on New Zealand's upcoming game against Pakistan.

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India's batting faltered in the first two ODIs against Australia, resulting in consecutive losses. Captain Harmanpreet Kaur acknowledged batting errors, stating the team fell short of their target. Despite a strong T20I series win, the ODI campaign has been disappointing. Australia's young stars, Georgia Voll and Phoebe Litchfield, shone brightly, securing the series win.

India and Australia are set to clash in the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Perth, starting November 22nd. India will be looking to bounce back from a recent whitewash against New Zealand, but face a tough challenge against a formidable Australian side.

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