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Brisbane was hot and humid and the insides of the Gabba even more so. M Vijay battled the hostile conditions and a testing attack to make a memorable hundred

Stats highlights from the first day of the second Test between Australia and India in Brisbane

It's just to say that while India don't stand a chance on normal bouncy pitches, the seaming tracks give their bowlers a chance to take 20 wickets

Stats preview of the second Test between India and Australia at the Gabba

The failed gamble of handing Karn Sharma a Test debut despite him having a moderate first-class record means India have to rethink who their spinner will be

Turning your back on a system that the whole cricketing world wants a discussion on, refusing to discuss it because it is not 100%, is not good enough

A preview of the prospects of Vidarbha and Uttar Pradesh ahead of the 2014-15 Ranji season

Virat Kohli's innings on the final day transcended the conditions, the bowlers and his batting partners, and when it was all in vain, he displayed remarkable grace in defeat

After the tragedy of Phillip Hughes' death, this match showed that cricket and life will continue to go on. This time Test cricket dug in and got through to tea.

Stats highlights from the fifth day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide

Day four was spent watching India's fightback and some grind-over-glamour action

Unmukt Chand has been given a long rope by the selectors, but the runs are not coming and his temperament has also come under scrutiny; he must repay the faith shown in him soon, before his chances finally run out

Stats analysis of the fourth day of the Adelaide Test between India and Australia

From the bouncer that struck him on the badge of his helmet to the bouncer that dismissed him, Virat Kohli's century, and his duel with Mitchell Johnson, made for compelling human drama

Stats highlights from the third day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide

When Mitchell Johnson hit Virat Kohli on the helmet with a bouncer, Australian fielders came from everywhere. Mental disintegration had gone, replaced by the cricket unity. Two teams, one family.

Australia still had work to do when they began day two, but it all turned too easy for them as Michael Clarke and Steven Smith feasted on a choice selection of dropped catches, long-hops and length balls on the pads

Stats highlights from the second day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide

India began with plans that were off, and continued with them for too long. To add to that, their fielding was lethargic in that first hour

Stats highlights from the first day of the first Test between Australia and India at Adelaide