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There have been several instances of rival players praising Virat Kohli's batting. Now, here is an Australian who has anointed Kohli as "the greatest player of all time". This came after India sealed the ODI series against Australia in Bengaluru

Rajkot: India are in a must-win situation as they head into the second ODI against Australia today (January 17) in Rajkot. The hosts were handed a 10-wicket defeat by the Aaron Finch-led team. Now, Virat Kohli and his men will be aiming to bounce back and square the series before heading for the finale in Bengaluru on January 19. What will be the likely Playing XI for India? Find out here.

Australia have an incredible record of not having lost any of their previous seven World Cup semi-finals. Though England are pre-tournament favourites and have home advantage, it will not be easy to get it past their old foes

While Australia became the first team to reach the semi-finals of the ICC World Cup 2019, England's defeat, their second straight following the stunning reverse to Sri Lanka, made their path to the last four way tougher than it was not less than a week ago

'Encouragingly Australia’s big match players are all in good form (at the World Cup 2019) with Steve Smith searching and closing in on the rhythm and unorthodox creativity that bamboozles opposing attacks,' wrote Steve Waugh

London: After there were allegations of ball-tampering on Australian leg-spinner Adam Zampa during the ICC World Cup 2019 game against India, captain Aaron Finch has clarified. There were pictures on Twitter of Zampa keeping hands in his pockets and using something. After the match, which India won by 36 runs at The Oval in London Sunday (June 9), Finch said Zampa was using hand warmers and he was not aware of any allegations of ball-tampering, on Twitter.

London: India and Australia will renew their rivalry today (June 9) at The Oval in London in what promises to be an exciting contest in the round robin phase of the ICC World Cup 2019. While both teams are evenly matched are favourites to lift the trophy, here is a look at some of the key battles which could have a bearing on the outcome.

'Having played India so much recently, we sometimes let Virat (Kohli) get off to a bit of a flier and let them get off the hook early. Once he gets into a rhythm he’s so hard to stop and you can’t afford to play catch up against great players and Rohit (Sharma) is the same,' said Aaron Finch ahead of their ICC World Cup 2019 game against India

'We've had success against each other. We had success in Australia, they had success in India recently. But again, tomorrow's game will all depend on how we play on that particular day,' said Rohti Sharma on the eve of the ICC World Cup 2019 contest between India and Australia

In the last series, the Australians effectively nullified India's spin twins Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal on the flat sub-continental decks, sans Daivd Warner and Steve Smith. Now, India face a big test against the Australians in the ICC World Cup 2019

An India-Australia final at the ICC World Cup 2019 final? Well, that is what a former World Cup winner thinks. Will his prediction come true as the 10-team tournament gets underway today (May 30) in England

Australia, who were trailing 0-2 initially, made a remarkable comeback in Delhi to grab their first ODI series win in India since 2009. It is only the fifth instance that a team has won a series after being down 0-2. Usman Khawaja won the Man-of-the-match and Man-of-the-series awards

It was yet another superlative effort from the Indian skipper Virat Kohli, who lacked adequate support from the other end as Australia kept the five-match series consequential going into the fourth game in Mohali on Sunday

Kohli hit a sparkling 123 off 95 balls (4X16, 6X1) and steadied India's ship, which was floundering at 86/4 at one time, faced with a mammoth target of 314