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Four Tests, 5870 runs

Stats highlights from the fifth day of the fourth Test between India and Australia, in Sydney

10-Jan-2015•Bishen Jeswant

Rogers, Australia's utility man

Though lazily typecast as the dour counterpoint to Warner's pyrotechnics, Rogers has shaped many an innings to fit the prevailing circumstances

09-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

Smith scores most, Umesh concedes most

Stats highlights from the fourth day of the fourth Test between Indian and Australia, in Sydney

09-Jan-2015•Bishen Jeswant

KL Rahul lets himself breathe

Two single-figure scores on debut, a sitter dropped to start the Sydney Test, a few misfields and everybody feared if we would even get to watch KL Rahul's normal game. But he got through his nerves and secured a maiden Test hundred

08-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga at the SCG

Kohli surpasses Dravid

Stats highlights from the third day of the fourth Test between India and Australia in Sydney

08-Jan-2015•Bishen Jeswant

Australia have beaten India, but not Kohli

Virat Kohli sledges, he celebrates aggressively, he stares, he gets angry - with his team and the opposition - but at the end of it all he's scored a mountain of runs and refuses to be beaten by Australia

08-Jan-2015•Jarrod Kimber at the SCG

Steven Smith's most difficult day

Steven Smith had a tough day as captain in Brisbane too, but there he maintained an outward calm at least; today, as Virat Kohli and KL Rahul gathered their runs, he was harried and did not handle things at optimum levels

08-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

Daylight between Steven Smith and the rest

Australia's top six batsmen scored more than 50 for the first time in Test cricket, but none of the batsmen was anywhere near as masterful as the captain Steven Smith

07-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig at the SCG

Australia's top six make 50 plus

Stats highlights from the second day of the fourth Test between India and Australia in Sydney

07-Jan-2015•Bishen Jeswant

Off the hook

The death of Phillip Hughes casts a terrible shadow over fast bowling. But without that duel between quick bowler and attacking batsman the game will lose much of its visceral appeal

07-Jan-2015•Daniel Brigham

Rogers: 5 fifties, 0 hundreds

Stats highlights from the first day of the fourth Test between India and Australia, in Sydney

06-Jan-2015•Bishen Jeswant

A partnership of three

The pitch, the weather, the bowling, the fielding, it was all made for opening batsmen on day one at the SCG, and David Warner and Chris Rogers made it count while paying rich tribute to another opener: Phillip Hughes

06-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig in Sydney

Footing it to the MCG

The best way to understand cricket in Melbourne is to walk to and through its most storied cricket ground

06-Jan-2015•Benjamin Golby

What can India do against Steven Smith?

He has made over 500 runs in the three Tests so far, but he isn't quite invincible

04-Jan-2015•Aakash Chopra

How Johnson rose above all to create magic

When the clock is ticking but the drop-in pitch is refusing to misbehave, when everything is hitting the middle of the bat, you need a man to rise above the conditions, you need some magic. On day five in Melbourne, Mitchell Johnson created magic

02-Jan-2015•Sidharth Monga

Second spinner or allrounder?

Australia picked Ashton Agar as a left-arm spinner when they first selected him, but his evolution since then suggests his batting potential might be as much of a factor in his latest selection

01-Jan-2015•Daniel Brettig

How to do Australia like a pro

Know your slang, your dress code, and when in doubt, turn the conversation to sport and you'll be fine

01-Jan-2015•Benjamin Golby

Ryan Harris, Australia's MVP

His ageing body might not be the most reliable, but there is no denying that Ryan Harris remains one of the most important cogs in this Australian team

31-Dec-2014•Brydon Coverdale

India pull no punches

Attack has been a good slave for India's batsmen this series, but they shouldn't let it become a bad master

30-Dec-2014•Sidharth Monga at the MCG

What is 24 balls more?

With four overs to go, Australia's chances of victory were slim, but not impossible. Instead, Steven Smith was simply content that the Border-Gavaskar trophy was back in their grasp

30-Dec-2014•Brydon Coverdale

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