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India head to the MCG for the 2nd T20I against Australia with confidence after Suryakumar Yadav's explosive 39* in the rain-abandoned Canberra opener showcased their attacking intent.
Shreyas Iyer posted his first message after suffering a life-threatening spleen injury in Sydney, thanking fans and confirming he is "getting better every passing day."
Shreyas Iyer will be out for two months after suffering a spleen laceration in Sydney, missing the South Africa series. BCCI sources say he may return in January 2026.
KL Rahul revealed Rahul Dravid was upset when he turned his back on the dressing room while celebrating his century against Pakistan in the 2023 Asia Cup due to a dream.
Aakash Chopra criticized India's decision to drop Arshdeep Singh for Harshit Rana in the 1st T20I vs Australia, saying Rana "doesn't fit the bill yet" as a number eight batter.
Ravi Shastri warned Australia about Abhishek Sharma's explosive potential, calling him a "gun T20 player" who can create chaos if allowed to stay at the crease too long.
Fans have questioned Gautam Gambhir's selection calls after India's leading T20I wicket-taker Arshdeep Singh was dropped again, this time for Harshit Rana in the first T20I vs Australia.
Sai Sudharsan revealed how Gautam Gambhir's "Don't get desperate, you will play" message at Feroz Shah Kotla changed his mindset and restored his confidence in Test cricket.
Rohit Sharma became the oldest Indian cricketer to top the ICC ODI batting rankings at 38 years and 182 days, dethroning Shubman Gill after a stellar series against Australia.
The India vs Australia 1st T20I was reduced to 18 overs per side after a brief rain delay due to Manuka Oval's floodlight curfew, which requires lights to be off by 11 PM.
India take on Australia in a five-match T20I series starting October 29. Get the full schedule, squads, timings, where to watch, and key storylines ahead of the series.
Shreyas Iyer fainted in the dressing room with dangerously low vitals after suffering a spleen laceration during the Sydney ODI. He was rushed to ICU with internal bleeding.