 | India need an all-rounder in mould of Stokes, Green to excel in overseas Tests: Nasser HussainIndia lost their second consecutive World Test Championship (WTC) final to Australia recently and Hussain said that Rishabh Pant was being sorely missed by India. |
 | 'I've answered this a lot of times': Rohit hits back at question over Kohli's overseas Test formWhen a scribe asked if there were concerns about the lack of big knocks from Kohli, the Indian captain said the team doesn't care about "outside noises." |
 | The many shades of friendshipIn response, former cricketer Ravi Shastri said that’s how it’s always been and, sometimes, you have buddies who are also colleagues. |
 | England's style of play will remain same for any bowling attack: CollingwoodThe series will also see the return of Moeen Ali, coming back from retirement in the longest format, owing to the team management's request as a replacement for injured Jack Leach. |
 | Chasing on day five has its own pressure, says Aussie legend on WTC finalThese are some tacit observations of former Australia fast bowler Glenn McGrath on the just-concluded World Test Championship title match that Australia won beating India by 209 runs. |
 | WTC final 2023: Muddle in India's middle-orderAt the end of the World Test Championship cycle, India might have to take a hard look at the performances of No 3-5 batters and act on the player pool for the same. |
 | WTC: Team India players lose 100% match fees, Gill penalised additional 15% for questioning umpireThe fines were imposed after India were ruled to be five overs short of the target after time allowances were taken into consideration, while Australia were found to be four overs short. |
 | WTC Final 2023: A change is comingHaving missed their chance to win yet another ICC title, the transitional phase at the start of new WTC 2023-25 cycle will be key for India if they wish to end barren run since 2013 |
 | We let ourselves down with the ball: Rohit on loss in WTC finalIndia's underwhelming record in ICC tournaments continued with a 209-run hammering by Australia in the World Test Championship (WTC) final in London on Sunday. |
 | Australia crush India by 209 runs to win World Test Championship titleScott Boland (3/46) was the best bowler on view as he removed Kohli and Jadeja in a single over to decisively end the contest and the rest was formality. |
 | Correct decision was made: Ponting on Green's catch to dismiss GillAfter the end of the play, while Cameron Green said he had taken the catch, Shubman Gill took to social media to express his anger at the decision. |
 | WTC Final 2023: India dig in before final launchChasing a mammoth target, Kohli and Rahane keep team alive despite losing wickets against run of play on Day 4 |
 | For India, WTC final is an end; for Australia, it's the beginningStarc, who has had an up and down Test so far, had to remind the Australian cricket press corps that the final was still up in the air after Friday's third day. |
 | WTC final 2023: Kohli stands in Australia's way as India need another 280 to winIndia ended the fourth day on 164 for 3 in pursuit of a world record chase of 444; the highest chase at The Oval is 263. |
 | WTC Final 2023: India fight, Aussies in frontRahane, Thakur arrest slide but Australia take sizeable lead on Day 3 at The Oval |
 | WTC final 2023: Is IPL to be blamed for lack of preparation? It's complicatedSure, the short turnaround time between the IPL and a final such as this means there will always be some corners cut when it comes to preparation time. |
 | WTC final 2023: Sloppy Australia stay on top after Jadeja's double strikeAustralia are now 111-4 at the end of day three, with a lead of 284 on a pitch showing signs of variable bounce. |
 | ICC still waiting on 2023 ODI World Cup schedule from IndiaUsually, dates for the global events are announced well in advance to give fans an opportunity to plan their travel and accommodation properly apart from giving teams an idea of who they face when. |
 | WTC final 2023: Wobble trouble for IndiaCummins-led pace attack used wobble seam to attack the stumps more, reducing Sharma & Co. to 151/5 on Day 2. |
 | WTC final 2023: Top-order failure leaves India with mountain to climbIndia were reeling at 151 for five at stumps in response to Australia's first innings score of 469, trailing by 318 runs. |
