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Pakistan tour of Australia 2023-24
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Australian batter Usman Khawaja's appeal against the sanction for wearing a black armband in the Test against Pakistan was rejected by the International Cricket Council on December 7.
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Australia's batting juggernaut David Warner revealed that he is still in dark about how he united with his lost Baggy Green cap which was mysteriously found at Sydney hotel.
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Pakistan's premier left-arm pacer Shaheen Afridi missed the Sydney Test as the team management rested him, confirmed team director Mohammad Hafeez.
Pakistan's interim head coach Mohammad Hafeez questioned skipper Shan Masood's tactics in the third Test against Pakistan which they lost by eight wickets.
Australia skipper Pat Cummins said that it's hard to replace David Warner after batting maestro bid adieu to red-ball cricket following team's stunning win over Pakistan in third Test at SCG.
Pakistan's newly appointed skipper Shan Masood presented Babar Azam's jersey autographed by entire Pakistan team to retiring David Warner after the third Test against Australia.
Australia swept the three-match Test series against Pakistan 3-0 after emphatic eight-wicket victory in the third Test at the SCG which witnessed David Warner's last dance in the red-ball cricket.
David Warner was infused with emotions while describing his illustrious Test career which ended on January 6 with an impressive fifty that came in Australia's win in third Test against Pakistan.
Batting maestro David Warner bid adieu to Test cricket in style as he cracked a brilliant fifty in his farewell match to help Australia beat Pakistan by eight wickets in the third Test.
Former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson feels that opening the innings in Test cricket after David Warner's retirement will be the perfect challenge for Steve Smith.
Usman Khawaja said that he will retire if Test cricket permanently switches to pink balls. This comes after bad light halted Day 2's play of the third Test between Australia and Pakistan.
On Day 3 of the third Test match between Australia and Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground, Babar Azam playfully slapped Agha Salman jokingly on the field.
Australia are on the cusp of wreaking a whitewash on Pakistan as they rode on Josh Hazlewood's robust four-fer to leave Pakistan reeling at 68/7 at the end of Day 3 in the third Test.
Pakistan team wasn't handed a five-run penalty despite the ball landed in Saim Ayub's cap while fielding on Day 3 of the third Test against Australia.
Australia's veteran opener David Warner finally united with his lost backpack and special Baggy Green as it was mysteriously found in team's hotel days after it went missing.
Babar Azam has faced challenges during Pakistan's current tour of Australia, managing only 103 runs from five innings at an average of 20.60, with a top score of 41.
Shane Watson backs the idea of Steve Smith taking over as Australia's Test opener, replacing David Warner. He also explains why he feels Smith should be promoted up in the batting order.
Following his recent exploits, England's batting legend Michael Vaughan named Pat Cummins as Australia's greatest cricketer after Don Bradman.
Despite getting both hands on the ball, Saim Ayub failed to secure the catch, much to the dismay of his teammate Babar Azam, who stood at second slip with his hands on his head in disbelief.
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This amusing act not only caught the batter off guard but also left the commentators, including cricket legends Wasim Akram and Michael Vaughan, thoroughly entertained.
