As the cricketing world anticipates the third Test between Australia and India at the Gabba in Brisbane from Saturday (December 14), former Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh has put forward his recommendations for changes to the Indian lineup. The high-stakes encounter comes with the five-match Te??st series currently at 1-1, following Australia’s comman??ding 10-wicket victory in Adelaide.

Focus on spin and batting contributions 

Harbhajan suggested that Washington Sundar might replace Ravichandran Ashwin in Brisbane due to Sundar’s better batting ability and performance in his first match, where he took two wickets, despite Ashwin’s limited opportunities to shine.

“I feel we might see one change. Washington Sundar might come back and play in Brisbane. Although Ashwin didn’t bowl much and didn’t get much opportunity to do anything special, the way Washington Sundar’s first match went, he picked up two wickets and is slightly better with the bat, I feel he will be played,” Harbhajan said on the Star Sports show ‘Follow the Blues’.

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Adding height and bounce to the pace attack

Harbhajan also suggested a possible change in fast bowling, with Prasidh Krishna replacing Harshit Rana due to his height and ability to generate bounce, which could be advantageous o?n the fast wicket.

“I feel we will see one change in fast bowling. Prasidh Krishna can probably play in place of Harshit Rana. He has the height and can get the ball to bounce. I feel he can be quite handy on that fast wicket,” the former bowler added.

Batting order stability amid Rohit Sharma’s form slump 

The Turbanator also said that India should stick to the batting order used in Perth, keeping KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal as openers since Rohit Sharma is not in great form ??and would be better suited to batting in the mid?dle order.

“They will probably go with the same kind of batting order that worked for them in Perth. Rohit is also not in great form. So why would you send him up the order when he is not in form? I feel you should start with KL Rahul and Yashasvi only, and Rohit should bat in the middle order,” the right arm-off spinner said.

This statement from Harbhajan came after the disappointing performance by Rohit, who managed just 9 runs across both innings of the Adelaide Test and? also India s??uffered a crucial defeat under his captaincy.

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction, held on November 24 and 25 in Jeddah, saw 577 players vying for contracts across the league. Among the standout franchises, Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) demonstrated a sharp focus in their player acquisitions, emerging with a squad of 19 players tailored to address both immediate and long-term needs. RCB made their biggest splashes by acquiring Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood and England opener Phil Salt, underlining their intentio??n to fo??rtify key areas of the lineup.

RCB’s legacy: Aspirations beyond popularity

Despite being one of the most beloved franchises in IPL history, RCB remains on a quest for their maiden title. Over the years, the team has been defined by its m??ix o?f legendary players and occasional heartbreaks. Entering IPL 2025, RCB sought to rewrite this narrative with a carefully calibrated strategy driven by a modernized management team and a clear vision.

RCB’s pre-auction plans were a key highlight, with meticulous preparation that included identifying specific players and roles crucial for success. A behind-the-scenes video, now shared on social media platform X, captured the strategic discussions between key figures, including head coach Andy Flower, director of cricket Mo Bobat, and mentor-batting coach Dinesh Karthik. This transparency offered fans rare insights into RCB’s ambition and approach to buil?ding a championship-conte??nding squad.

Retention strategy: Cementing the core

Ahead of the auction, RCB retained three pivotal players to ens??ure stability within the??ir lineup:

1. Virat Kohli �?The franchise’s talisman and one of the IPL’s most prolific batters.
2. Rajat Patidar �?A dependable middle-order batter, crucial for anchoring the innings.
3. Yash Dayal �?A promising left-arm seamer capable of delivering under pressure.

This trio forms the backbone of the team, balancing experience and p?otential. RCB’s retention strategy reflects a belief in continuity while enabling flexibility to strengthen other areas through the auction.

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RCB’s preferred targets for IPL 2025 mega auction revealed

Now, RCB’s pre-auction video sparked excitement and debate among supporters. Screenshots capturing the wishlist circulated widely on social media, with fans analyzing potential combinations and expressing anticipation for the upcoming season. The list underscored RCB’s commitment to building a balanced team capable of adapting to various match scenarios. Retaining Kohli, Patidar, and Dayal while targeting impactful acquisitions was seen as a step toward achieving the ultimate goal – a maiden IPL title. Surprisingly KL Rahul, once part of team’s squad of 2016, was not even the part of discussion. RCB’s wishlist for the auction, as revealed in their pre-event video, was structured around a well-defined vision:

Top-order stability

• Overseas Opener – RCB sought a dynamic overseas opener to complement Kohli’s steadiness at the top. The targeted players were Phil Salt, Faf du Plessis and Will Jacks.
• Venkatesh Iyer – Targeted as a versatile Indian all-rounder, providing options in both batting and bowling.

Middle-order firepower

• Big-Hitting Finishers – The likes of David Miller, Liam Livingstone, Tim David, Dewald Brevis, Donovan Ferreira, and Rovman Powell were identified for their ability to accelerate in death overs.

Wicketkeeper-batter

• Jitesh Sharma – A proven domestic performer, offering consistency with the bat and reliability behind the stumps.

Bowling arsenal

• Overseas Pacers – Names such as Kagiso Rabada, Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Nathan Ellis, and Matheesha Pathirana were on RCB’s radar for their ability to spearhead the attack.
• Indian Seamers – Options like T. Natarajan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Prasidh Krishna, and Arshdeep Singh were considered to bolster the domestic pace unit.
• Spin Options – Potential acquisitions included Yuzvendra Chahal, Maheesh Theekshana, Noor Ahmad, and Allah Ghazanfar for depth in spin-friendly conditions.

#RCB target players for #IPL2025 Auction👇 pic.twitter.com/69OPZV5MEl

— RCBIANS OFFICIAL (@RcbianOfficial) December 10, 2024

RCB’s revamped strategy and auction performance set the stage for a promising IPL 2025 campaign. By bl?ending experienced stalwarts with emerging talents, the franchise aims to translate years of potential into tangible success. With meticulous planning, a talented core, and a management team equipped for modern challenges, RCB might finally turn their IPL fortunes around. The pressure of expectation looms large, but the squad’s depth and leadership inspire confidence.

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The second Test between India and Australia at the Adelaide oval kicked off with palpable excitement as fans gathered to witness a clash of talent and skill. The first session of Day 1 was marked by intense bowling, strategic batting, and a moment that would be etched in the memories of cricket enthusiasts: Nathan McSweeney‘s extraordinary forward diving catch to dismiss KL Rahul.

Nathan McSweeney plucks a stunner to dismiss KL Rahul

The pivotal moment came during the 18.4 over when Mitchell Starc bowled a short of length delivery around off stump. Rahul, who had been looking to defend the ball, hesitated momentarily, attempting to wi?thdraw his bat at the last second. Unfortunately for him, it was too late; the ball edged off the face of his bat and flew low towards gully. In a flash, McSweeney launched himself forward, extending his hands just in time to secure a clean catch beneath him. The third umpire quickly confirmed the catch, leaving no doubt about its legitimacy.

This dismissal was significant not only for its execution but also for its timing. Rahul had been looking solid at the crease, having scored 37 runs off 64 balls with six boundaries before his dismissal. The extra bounce generated by Starc proved to be decisive, and McSweeney’s catch exemplified the importance of fielding in cricket—turning what could have been a steady partnership into a moment of despair for the Indian side.

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— Kirkit Expert (@expert42983) December 6, 2024

Australia dominates the first session against India

Earlier in the match, India won the match and opted to bat, however, visitor’s innings began shakily. The opening batter Yashasvi Jaiswal was dismissed for a duck in the very first over, leaving India at 0 for 1. Rahul, who batted at the top of the order, managed to stabilize the innings briefly before falling to Starc for 37 runs off 64 balls. His dismissal came at a critical juncture when he edged a delivery that bounced unexpectedly to McSweeney at gully, who executed a remarkable forward diving catch. This wicket marked India’s second loss, with the scoreboard reading 69/2.

Shubman Gill contributed a solid 31 runs but fell victim to Scott Boland shortly after Rahul’s dismissal, pushing India’s score to 77/3. Virat Kohli‘s struggles continued as he was dismissed for just 7 runs, caught by Steve Smith off Starc’s bowling. At this point, India found themselves in deep trouble at 81/4 within just over 21 overs.

As the players headed into tea, India’s total stood at 82 runs for the loss of four wickets after 23 overs. Rishabh Pant and Rohit Sharma were at the crease, with Pant not out on 4 and Rohit at 1. The fall of wickets was alarming for India, especially considering that they had lost three wickets quickly in succession. The bowling performance from Australia was impressive, particularly from? Starc, who took three wickets for just 31 runs in his eight overs.

Also WATCH: Mitchell Starc dismisses Yashasvi J??aiswal with a peach of a deliver??y on Day 1 of the Pink Ball Test

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Cricket is often a game of incredible moments, and coincidences are rare yet fascinating occurrences. One such remarkable co-incidence took place on Friday, February 9, as Kane Williamson and KL Rahul, two prominent modern-day batters, were both dismissed off no-balls on the same day in separate Test matches.?? The eerie similarity caught the attention of fans and pundits alike, showcasing cricket’s unpredictable nature.

Kane Williamson and KL Rahul’s no-ball escapes

In two different corners of the cricketing world, Wellington and Adelaide, a bizarre sequence of events unfolded. New Zealand’s Williamson and India’s Rahul were both dismissed but survived due to no-balls, leaving their opponents rueing missed opportunities.

Williamson’s No-Ball dismissal

At the Basin Reserve in Wellington during Day 1 of the second Test between New Zealand and England, Brydon Carse thought he had delivered the perfect delivery. In the 13th over, Carse bowled a length ball around the off-stump that squared up Williamson, rattling the top of off-pole. However, replays revealed Carse had overstepped, sparing Williamson’s wicket. The New Zealand captain’s reprieve highlighted the importance of discipline in the bowler’s approach.

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Rahul’s No-Ball respite

A similar scenario played out at the Adelaide Oval in the Pink Ball Test between India and Australia. On the first ball of the 7th over, Scott Boland delivered a back-of-a-length delivery that nibbled away from Rahul, enticing him to edge it to the keeper. Rahul began to walk off but was called ba??ck as Boland had overstepped. Interestingly, there was no spike on the Snicko, but the no-ball saved Rahul, echoing the earlier incident with Williamson.

Ian Bishop points out the co-incidence

The unusual occurrence was first noticed and highlighted by former West Indies cricketer and commentator Ian Bishop. Taking to X (formerly Twitter), he remarked, “Can’t believe that Kane Williamson gets bowled off a Brydon Carse no-ball. 15 minutes later across Oceania, KL Rahul gets caught behind off a Scott Boland no-ball.” His observation added to the buzz around this extraordinary day in cricket histor??y.

Can’t believe that Kane Willia??mson gets bowled off a Brydon Carse no-ball. 15 minutes later across Oceana, KL Rahul gets caught behind off a Scott Boland n??o-ball.🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂�?

— Ian Raphael Bishop (@irbishi) December 6, 2024

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Rohit Sharma has made a significant decision regarding his batting position ahead of the second Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. As the India captain prepares for the Pink-Ball Test in Adelaide, he has confirmed his batting position, allowing KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal to be prepared for the upcoming Test. This strategic move comes after a successful performance from Rahul and Jaiswal in the first Test, where they established a formidable opening partnership that contributed to India’s commanding victory.

A bold move by Rohit Sharma ahead of the Adelaide Test

In a press conference held in Adelaide, Rohit stated, “Yeah, he will be opening the batting. I will bat somewhere in the middle.” This decision marks a notable shift in strategy for Rohit, who has predominantly opened for India since 2019. His elevation to the? top of the order was a game-changer, transforming his Test career and leadin?g to impressive statistics—nearly 3,000 runs at an average of 44, including nine centuries across 42 Tests as an opener.

Rohit’s choice to step back from his preferred position is not merely about personal sacrifice; it reflects a broader team strategy aimed at maintaining momentum after India’s resounding 295-run win in Perth. In Rohit’s absence during that match, Rahul and Jaiswal capitalized on their opportunity, forging a remarkable 201-run partnership in the second innings. Their success has made it challenging for team management to disrupt this winning combination.

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The impact of Rohit’s experience

Rohit’s experience is invaluable, particularly in high-pressure situations like a day-night Test against Australia. Former India coach Ravi Shastri emphasized that Rohit’s presence in the middle order could provide crucial stability and leadership. He noted that regardless of where Rohit bats, his experience would be a significant asset to the team. Shastri suggested that Rahul should continue opening due to his recent form, which adds another layer of complexity to the batting order discussions.

Rohit’s performance across positions

Historically, Rohit’s performance has varied significantly based on his batting position. While he has excelled as an opener, his numbers at other positions tell a different story. In four matches at No. 3, he averaged just 21.40 with only one half-century to his name. At No. 4, he managed only four runs in one innings. This inconsistency raises questions about how effectively he can adapt to his new role without disrupting his rhythm.

The decision also comes after Rohit faced challenges during warm-up matches, where he struggled against the Pink ball conditions. He was dismissed cheaply in a practice game against Prime Minister’s XI, which may have influenced his decision to bat lower ?down the order.

As India gear up for this crucial Test match starting December 6, the players will need to adjust quickly to the unique challenges presented by Pink-Ball cricket. The twilight phase of Day-night Tests often brings additional seam movement and swing, making it imperative for batters to adapt their techniques ??accordingly.

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In the build-up to the much-awaited second Test between Australia and India, KL Rahul offered a playful response when asked about his batting position for the upcoming match. Speaking to the media before the big match in Adelaide, the right-handed batter’s quick wit and confident demeanour were on full display.

KL Rahul’s lighthearted response to his batting position query

Speaking to the media during a press conference in Adelaide, Rahul said that although he’s been informed, he’s been asked not to share the information today. It will be revealed either on Day 1 or when the captain arrives tomorrow.

�?em>I’ve been told, but I’ve also been told not to share it today. You have to wait for Day 1, or it may be when the captain comes here tomorrow,�?Rahul said in the press conference.

The question about Rahul’s batting position arose due to the return of opener Rohit Sharma, who missed the first Test. In Rohit’s absence, Rahul had been promoted to the opening slot and made a significant impact, scoring a vital 77 runs in India’s second innings. Additionally, in the warm-up match against the Prime Minister’s XI, Rahul again opened the batting, while Rohi?t, a regular opener, batted at number four.

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Excitement for the pink-ball Test

The second Test is scheduled to begin on Thursday, December 6, and it promises to be an exciting encounter, especially with the unique challenge of a pink-ball Test. India holds a 1-0 lead in the five-match series after their dominant 295-run?? victory over Australia in the first Test in Perth.

India’s crushing victory in the first Test has added to the confidence of the team, with players such as Rahul showcasing their form and adaptability. As the series progresses, the Indian team will aim to maintain their dominance over Australia in what promises to be a highly competitive series

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Team India are set to face Australia in the Pink Ball Test at Adelaide Oval, starting December 06. After an emphatic win in Perth, India enter the second Test with confidence and renewed momentum. The day-night format brings unique challenges, but India’s strong performance in the warm-up game against the Prime Minister XI has bolstered their readiness.

The return of skipper Rohit Sharma and young star Shubman Gill has added to the pre-match buzz. While both players missed the first Test, their inclusion for the Adelaide fixture has sparked discussions about India’s potential batting order.

Sanjay Manjrekar picks Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill’s role in the line-up

Rohit’s return comes amid debate about his ideal batting position. During the warm-up match, the Indian captain opted to give KL Rahul the opening slot, a move tha?t has drawn praise for prioritizing team strategy over personal preference.

Notably, Rohit had missed the Perth Test due to personal commitments, allowing Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal to open. The pair delivered a remarkable performance, including a record-breaking 200-run partnership, solidifying their?? positions at the top.

Cricket experts have since speculated whether Rohit will slot into the middle order, a role that could offer stability and capitalize on his adaptability. Former cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar weighed in on India’s batting conundrum, endorsing Rohit’s potential shift to No. 3, noting that the transition would not be drastic for the experienced batter. Additionally, Manjrekar also suggested that Gill should bat at No. 5 in the Pink Ball Test.

“I think Gill, considering that he is playing his first Test match of the series, No. 5 would actually ensure more of a success and contribution. For Rohit Sharma, it (No.3) won’t be a massive difference from opening the innings and batting at No. 5. So No. 3 would be a nice compromise,” said Manjrekar on ESPNcricinfo.

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Manjrekar commends team management’s logical approach

Manjrekar emphasized that retaining the successful opening pair of Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal, who forged a historic 200-run partnership in the first Test, is a logical decision based on their current form and impact. He praised the team management for prioritizing performance and strategy over seniority, as seen in earlier decisions like picking Washington Sundar over seasoned spinners.

“For me, it’s a clear indication. This is as clear as it gets. Just like we were all contemplating and wondering whether the successful opening pair from the last match would be dismantled, considering it was such an important contribution. Just imagine, the first-ever 200-run partnership in Australia for the opening wicket. And we saw the result as well. I doubt whether this team management which is actually thinking cricket logic and current form picking somebody like Washi over Ashwin and Jadeja, will again go by stature and the incumbent senior/iconic player at the top. You go by common sense and current reality,” added Manjrekar.

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India cricket team’s captain Rohit Sharma and his wife Ritika Sajdeh recently welcomed their second child. The announcement of their son’s name came through a heartwarming Christmas-themed Instagram post by Ritika, which featured a family cutout depicting the four members of their family. This post not only revealed their baby boy’s name but also showcased the couple’s daughter, Samaira, affectionately referred to as “Sammy,” while Rohit and Ritika were playfully named “Ro” and “Rits” respectively.

A Joyous addition to Rohit Sharma’s family

Rohit and Ritika’s journey into parenthood for the second time began on November 15, 2024, when their baby boy named Ahaan Sharma was born. The couple made the public announcement of their new addition on November 16 but chose to keep the name under wraps until Ritika’s recent post. This reveal delighted fans and followers, who had been eagerly awaiting the name of Rohit’s son. The choice of the name Ahaan is significant; it means “brilliant” or “luminous,” reflecting the joy and brightness a child brings into a family.

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Rohit balancing family and cricket

Rohit made headlines not just for his new role as a father but also for his commitment to his cricketing responsibilities. He opted to stay back in India for the birth of his son, thereby missing the first Test match against Australia in Perth. His absence did not hinder the team’s performance, as they won the match by a substantial margin under vice-captain Jasprit Bumrah‘s leadership. Rohit joined the team shortly after, arriving in Australia on November 24 and immediately hitting the nets to prepare for upcoming matches.

In a strategic move during his return, Rohit decided to bat lower in the order during a warm-up match against Prime Minister’s XI, allowing KL Rahul to continue opening. This decision was likely influenced by Rahul’s impressive form during Rohit’s absence, where he scored a commendable 77 runs in the first Test.

The festive spirit of Sharma family

Ritika’s Instagram post not only revealed Ahaan’s name but also captured the fes??tive sp?irit of their family during Christmas. The cutout featured each family member with their respective names, creating an endearing visual representation of their close-knit family unit. This creative approach resonates with many fans who appreciate glimpses into the personal lives of sports personalities.

The couple’s first child, Samaira, was born in 2018, and since then, fans have watched them navigate parenthood while maintaining their professional commitments. The joy of expanding their family has been met with overwhelming support from fans and fellow cricketers alike.

As Rohit prepares for upcoming challenges on the cricket field, including a pink-ball Test against Australia starting December 6, he carries with him not just the responsibilities of captaincy but a?lso the joy of fatherhood. Balancing these roles is no small feat, yet Rohit has shown resilience and dedication both on and off the field.

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Team India head into the Pink Ball Test in Adelaide brimming with confidence after their commanding win in Perth. The victory, marked by a clinical all-round performance, has provided the team with much-needed momentum as they gear up for the second Test against Australia??. While India’s bowling attack performed exceptionally in Perth, the batting unit showcased depth and resilience, setting the stage for strategic adjustments to suit the challenging conditions under lights in Adelaide.

Where should KL Rahul bat? Cheteshwar Pujara answers

A key topic of discussion in the Indian lineup is KL Rahul’s batting position. In the absence of regular skipper Rohit Sharma, Rahul opened the innings in Perth and left a strong impr??ession with his composed knock on a challenging pitch. His performance provided India with a solid start and showcased his exc?eptional skills.

With Rohit now rejoining the squad to lead the visitors in the second Test, the question arises: where should Rahul slot into the batting order? Sharing his thoughts on the matter, senior Indian batter Cheteshwar Pujara offered tw??o perspectives. Pujara’s first suggestion was to let Rahul continue opening the innings alongside Yashasvi Jaiswal, wh??ile Rohit moves down to bat at No. 3.

“For some reason, if we can carry on with the same batting order, like KL and Yashasvi to open, Rohit could come in at three, and Shubman could come in at five,” Pujara said in a conversation with ESPNcricinfo.

Alternatively, Pujara proposed that if Rohit opts to open, Rahul should take the ??No. 3 position, as his batting style is best suited for the top order and should not be pushed further down.

“If Rohit wants to open, KL should bat at No. 3. Nothing later than that. He has to bat top of the order, because it suits his game really well. I hope we don’t tinker around with that,” added Pujara.

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Pujara discusses batting order of Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant

Pujara also addressed the conundrum of Shubman Gill‘s ideal position. He recommended slotting Gill at No. 5, citing his ability to handle different game situations.

“Ideally No. 5. Even if we lose two wickets early, he can negotiate the new ball. But if he comes in after 25 or 30 overs, he can play his natural game,” observed Pujara.

This adjustment would likely push Rishabh Pant, who batted at No. 5 in Perth, down to No. 6. Pujara explained the tactical move, stating, “Gill walking in earlier saves Rishabh Pant for the old ball. [Pant] doesn’t have to face the new ball. I wouldn’t want him to bat when the ball is hard and new.”

Such a batting shuffle would mean Devdutt Padikkal and Dhruv Jurel could make way for more expe?rienced players in the lineup, enhancing India’s depth in batting.

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