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Virat Kohli broke Sachin Tendulkar's long-standing record in ICC knockout matches in the 2023 World Test Championship final. Chasing a total of 444, India are 164/3 at stumps and need 280 more runs. Kohli has won two ICC tournaments, both in the 50-over format, as he was a vital member of India's 2011 World Cup and 2013 Champions Trophy-winning teams. Kohli is yet to get a century in any knockout game but has got half-centuries in all four T20 World Cup knockout games he has played, as well as the semi-finals of the 2013 and 2017 Champions Trophy. He was also India's highest run-getter in the 2013 Champions Trophy final, in which India beat England, while also playing an important knock of 35 in the 2011 World Cup final. Talking about today's match, Kolhi is batting not-out at 44 at stumps on Day 4. India need 280 more runs on Day 5 to seal a historic title with seven wickets in hand. Ajinkya Rahane and Virat Kohli have put up a 67-run partnership after India lost their top three after a bright start in the big chase of 444.

ICC World Test Championship Final: "The Indian Team Will Be Happy That They Are Playing At The Oval"- Sachin Tendulkar Close Search for: Search • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • • Open dropdown menu • • • • • • • • • • • • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • Youtube Close Australia on the other hand would be banking on the elegant left-handed batter Usman Khawaja to provide stability to the innings. It won’t be wrong to say that Aussies are the slight favorites as they have a fast bowling all-rounder present in the side in the form of Cameron Green and he can be the surprise package for Indians. Also Read: The Oval is going to be a good venue for India- Sachin Tendulkar Sachin Tendulkar said that the nature of the Oval pitch assists the spinners. Sachin Tendulkar pointed out that perhaps the surface may not be a turning track but a little bit of zip off the pitch and also overhead conditions can change things and can be a good venue for spinners. “The Indian team will be happy that they are playing at the Oval. The nature of the Oval pitch is such that it assists the spinners as the match goes on. So, spinners will come into play a little bit,”said Sachin Tendulkar “It need not be always a turning track as sometimes the spinners rely a lot on the bounce, sometimes that little bit of zip that they get off the pitch, also on the overhead conditions and it depends a lot on the shiny side of the ball,”...

Last Updated: 23rd April, 2023 17:18 IST Sachin Tendulkar 50th Birthday: The A To Z Of World's Biggest Cricket Legend As India's favourite son completes his 50th birthday, PTI chronicles his life and times in an alphabetical manner. It could be people, places and events related to the great man, which have dominated our lives for a better part of three-and-a-half decades. A (Anjali, Arjun, Ajit) As Sachin Tendulkar maintains, better-half Anjali is the "best partnership" of his life. Son Arjun is carrying forward the Tendulkar legacy on the cricket pitch. And, had it not been for brother Ajit's efforts, who knows we would been deprived of the batting wizardry of the man from Bandra. B (Bristol) The venue will always have an emotional connect with Tendulkar. It was here that he scored 140 against Kenya but, more importantly, it came less than a week after the death of his father, Professor Ramesh Tendulkar. C (Centurion) The venue in South Africa where Tendulkar perhaps played one of his greatest ODI knocks -- 98 versus Pakistan during the 2003 World Cup. The six off pace bowler Shoaib Akhtar over point will always be remembered by fans. D ('The Don') Sir Don Bradman will forever remain the 'Greatest' with his average of 99.94. But when 'The Don' said the "little fella's" batting style resembled his, the debate on contemporary cricket's best batter ended there. E (Eden Gardens) Wankhede, where Tendulkar played his 200th Test, might be his soul but Eden Gardens, where he play...

"I Fail To Understand...": Sachin Tendulkar Slams India's WTC Final Team Selection Sachin Tendulkar was surprised with the fact that he found it difficult to believe that a bowler of Ashwin's calibre can't be used in conditions which are seamer-friendly. • Press Trust of India • Updated: June 12, 2023 07:51 AM IST The legendary Sachin Tendulkar found senior off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin's exclusion from India's playing XI for the World Test Championship final baffling, as a spinner of his calibre doesn't need conducive conditions to be effective. Australia thrashed India by 209 runs in the WTC final and Ashwin's absence from XI was defended by coach Rahul Dravid, who said that overcast conditions forced them to pick a fourth specialist seamer, even though the opposition line-up comprised five left-handers. There was bright sunshine on all five days and Australia raced to 469 in the first innings, literally shutting the doors on India. "India had to bat big in the first innings to stay in the game, but they couldn't. There were some good moments for Team India, but I fail to understand the exclusion of Ashwin in the playing XI, who is currently the number one Test bowler in the world," Tendulkar tweeted on Sunday. What surprised Tendulkar is the fact that he found it difficult to believe that a bowler of Ashwin's calibre can't be used in conditions which are seamer-friendly. Listen to the "Like I had mentioned before the match, skilful spinners don't always rely on turnin...

The World Test Championship (WTC) Final 2023 turned out to be yet another disappointment for Team India as New Zealand. The loss of India in the WTC 2023 Final has raised many questions regarding the team selection, batting and bowling. However, what is being considered the major blunder and poor decision-making of the side is not including Ravichandran Ashwin in the playing eleven for the final. The greatest of all time, Sachin Tendulkar, also reflected on the same after the match was over and termed the decision of not adding Ashwin to the team bizarre. Taking to his official Twitter handle, Sachin started by congratulating Australia on the win and then highlighted the impact of Ashwin’s absence. The 2011 World Cup Winner said that he failed to understand the decision to exclude a star off-spinner like that of Ashwin’s calibre. Sachin even emphasized the fact that the Aussie side had five left-handed batters in their line-up. “Congratulations to Team Australia on winning the #WTCFinal. @stevesmith49 and @travishead34 set a solid foundation on Day one itself to tilt the game in their favour. India had to bat big in the first innings to stay in the game, but they couldn’t. There were some good moments for Team India, but I fail to understand the exclusion of @ashwinravi99 in the playing XI, who is currently the number one Test bowler in the world,” wrote Sachin. “Like I had mentioned before the match, skillful spinners don’t always rely on turning tracks, they use drift in...