 | Sydney Test hero Hanuma Vihari meets KT Rama Rao, discusses cricketVihari, who was going through a lean patch, put on a brilliant fight as he played 161 balls and formed a brilliant partnership with Ravichandran Ashwin to deny Australia a win in the third Test. |
 | Out with a Grade 2 tear, Hanuma Vihari leaves for IndiaThe right-handed batsman on Friday shared a picture before departing from Australia. |
 | Slow batting? Hanuma Vihari's unflinching reply to Babul Supriyo's tweet wins the internetOn Day 5 of the Sydney Test, Hanuma Vihari played with a Grade 2 tear for three hours to help India draw the match against Australia. |
 | India yet to decide on Bumrah replacement at Gabba, Vihari could still make teamAs far as the Gabba Test goes, the toss-up is now between Shardul Thakur (10 balls in one Test) and T Natarajan (uncapped) to partner Siraj and Saini |
 | Hanuma Vihari batted for close to three hours with Grade 2 tear to script Sydney drawStand-in skipper Ajinkya Rahane was one of the first to praise Vihari and Ashwin for their match-saving efforts. |
 | Draw of inspiration: Battered Vihari-Ashwin defy pain, odds in SydneyThey took blows, they flinched, they popped a pill, they opted for extra protective gear when the easier way out was to walk away. |
 | How R Ashwin, Hanuma Vihari battled the oddsAdversities are mounting for India team. Yet, they keep coming up with solutions. |
 | The Grit EscapeVihari-Ashwin pull off one of the greatest saves in Test history after Pant-Pujara heroics. |
| Sydney hero Hanuma Vihari ruled out of Gabba Test, Shardul Thakur to replace Ravindra JadejaIt has been learnt that Vihari was taken for scans after the match got over and the reports are expected by late evening in Sydney or Tuesday morning. |
 | Sydney Test: Fans hail gritty Ashwin as wife reveals spinner couldn't bend down before day's gameAshwin, who has been in scintillating form with the ball in the ongoing series, went on to show grit and fight with the bat as he batted for 128 balls and along with Vihari denied Australia a win. |
 | Tim Paine admits missed catches cost Australia Sydney Test, hails youngstersPaine praised the efforts of debutant Will Pucovski and fellow rookie Cameron Green. |
 | Plan was to fight till the end without thinking about result: Ajinkya Rahane after Sydney TestPant came ahead of Hanuma Vihari at number five, a move that was made keeping the left-right combination in mind, said Rahane. |
 | Fight To Remember: Hanuma Vihari, Ravichandran Ashwin battle it out as India draw third Test against AustraliaThe series stands at 1-1 going into the fourth Test in Brisbane but an Indian team which has turned into a 'mini-hospital' would be walking away with a lot of pride. |
 | India's depleting pace resources, Australia's opening conundrum: Talking points ahead of SCG clashAfter suffering another injury blow with the loss of Umesh Yadav, India got a much-needed boost as Rohit Sharma, who had been serving a two-week isolation, joined the squad at Melbourne |
 | Questions going into Sydney Test: Where will Rohit Sharma bat? Who gets the axe between Agarwal and Vihari?With the series locked 1-1, the game in Sydney would be an indicator whether this Indian team can do an encore of the 2018 series, which it won 2-1. |
