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After Rohit Sharma and Yashasvi Jaiswal put on 72 runs for the first wicket, Sarfaraz came out firing, finishing unbeaten on 70 off 78 balls, with seven fours and three sixes. Kohli showcased his classic style, effortlessly driving, lofting, and sweeping his way to 70 runs off 102 balls, making him the fourth Indian to reach the 9,000 Test run milestone.
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Kohli is the fourth Indian batter to reach this milestone, following Sachin Tendulkar (15,921 runs), Rahul Dravid (13,265 runs), and Sunil Gavaskar (10,122 runs). Notably, he took the most innings to achieve this feat, reaching it in 197 innings.
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Says the all-rounder's absence will change Australia's bowling dynamics for the upcoming five-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy
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Captain Rohit Sharma says there was some swelling and the team did not want to take any risks
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India lost the wickets of skipper Rohit Sharma (2), Virat Kohli (0) and Sarfaraz Khan (0) early in the morning
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Gill was unavailable for selection of the first Test due to a neck stiffness, says the Indian team management after the toss
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Shami last played for India during the ODI World Cup final last year and has been recuperating from an ankle surgery after that
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Rohit, who played 15 innings this year, has made two hundreds but managed only one fifty in the remaining 13, totaling 497 runs in eight Tests at just over 35
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Post opener David Warner's retirement earlier this year, Smith had willingly volunteered open the innings
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25-year-old diagnosed with a stress fracture in his lower back after experiencing pain during last month's tour of the UK
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Dhoni captained India in an impressive 200 ODIs, securing 110 victories. Under his leadership, India lost 74 ODIs, with 16 games ending as no-result. He also led the team to triumph in three major ICC trophies: the 2007 ICC T20 World Cup, the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, and the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy.
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The Pakistan batter, who recently stepped down from white ball captaincy, was overtaken by Shubman Gill in 2023 but regained his position in December 2023 and still sits at the top of the leaderboards.
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India managed to win the game comfortably on day five despite two full days were lost due to wet outfield at the Green Park Stadium. Even on day one, only 35 overs possible.
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Visitors give the hosts a target of 95 runs to win the second Test and make a clean sweep of the two-match series
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Bangladesh are scheduled to resume their first innings from 107 for 3, which they managed on the rain-hit opening day
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The drizzle in the morning Saturday turned into heavy rain and there is a possibility that play won't be possible until the final session of the day
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While hosts India fielded an unchanged side, Bangladesh made a couple of changes
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The duo's bats remained silent in series-opener as Bangladesh pacers bowled probing lines on a supportive track and were rewarded
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Sri Lanka boost its chances of making the final by outclassing New Zealand in Galle
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Duo exploits inability of Bangladesh bowlers to make the best out of a cool, damp morning with sensible shot-making