Australia A v India A | First-class match one | Day 1
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Australia A v India A | First-class match one | Day 1

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Australia A and India A meet for the first time ahead of the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy series with plenty of intrigue around who will be called upon to play a role for the senior side from both nations

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  5. @vaibhavsutar7663

    Ruturaj if u don't want to take ur chance seriously then plz stop playing….give ur spot to another…u looks so careless man😮

  9. @JilebiJames

    Mc Sweeney's innings was so satisfying to watch, I wasnt a expecting a good start from indian bowlers as well, good cricket overall

  11. @soumyaswain332

    I'm no expert but here's my observation for the current situation of India in Test cricket. At 4-72 (India) the kind of shot Ishan plays in a TEST match to get out (4 from 10 balls) and at 4-83 (Aus) McSweeney playing at 20 runs from 100 balls pretty much sums it up.

  14. @mayankdewli1010

    Eswaran sudarshan both south lobby players exposed on Australian pitches. Paddikal another lobby player. Sarfaraz who averages 80 on flat Indian pitches averages around 30 when on india A tours. We are raising flat pitch stat padders

  18. @khaleefax9553

    Wow … That's ONE HECKUVA bowler friendly wicket. Ball is moving so beautiful and the extra bounce ,,, it's a mix of Lords and Perth wicket.

  20. @yjujyukyiikGukukib

    Viewers Shocked at the CCP’s Atrocities

    In addition to the posters, in a separate room, visitors could watch videos detailing human organ harvesting crimes from living practitioners in China. People’s expressions turned solemn after learning the facts, and some were even moved to tears, stunned that such cruelty can still occur in this day and age.

    A woman in her 50s said, “I had never heard about this. It’s so cruel. I was so shocked that I couldn’t speak.” Through tears, she asked what she could do to help.

    A commentator told her that people could talk to their legislative representatives to pass a law to stop the crime and that some local councils had passed resolutions that they submitted to Congress. The woman said she would share the information with her friends and would bring them when the event returns.

    A teenage girl said that this was the first time she’d heard about organ harvesting from the living. “It’s very sad that so many people have had their organs harvested while they were still alive.” She wanted to do something to help, so she said that she would tell her friends. She also took photos to share online.

    A man came to see the poster exhibition with his high school daughter. “I saw the flier that said, ‘Silence means siding with the persecutors’ and felt that I had to come and learn the truth.” He also said that he would bring his friends when the event returns.

    A man in his 50s said, “Thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to learn the facts. I didn’t know that the CCP was responsible for such evil. I don’t think Taiwan should become part of China. I will tell others I know what I saw today.”

  28. @gpet23

    I’d love to payout on India for ball tampering but I can’t. But how was such a decision reversed? Also why did India not turn up for the press conference? I’m not surprised, these maggots invented ball tampering, just ask Sachin

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