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The Champions Trophy faces uncertainty as India refuses to travel to Pakistan due to political tensions. This situation highlights the challenges faced by international sporting events in navigating geopolitical complexities. #Cricket #ChampionsTrophy #IndiaVsPakistan #Sports #Geopolitics #ChampionsTrophy #IndiaCricket #PakistanCricket #SportsPolitics #CricketNews #InternationalSports #TournamentUncertainty #CricketUpdates #SportsRelations #CricketCommunity

#CrickIt | The footsteps in the corridors of the #Gabba in #Brisbane would have sounded louder than before for #RavichandranAshwin. This was, after all, the last time he would experience it as an international player. Source : Hindustan Times Follow for daily news updates! #IndiaNews #SportsNews #Sports #CricketNews #Cricket #India #Australia #IndVsAus #unwiresnews

Sports turfs in India are gaining popularity very rapidly. Infact, non-metro cities have seen a much greater spike in searches as compared to the metros. And not just cricket and football, other highly searched turfs are hockey and kabaddi! Come search and book your favourite turf on Justdial! #sports #SportsDay #sports #turf #turflife #turfcricket #kabbadi #football #footballgame #basketball

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal

Rain Threat Looms Over India-Australia Gabba Test Rain Could Impact #WTC Final Chances The Indian #cricket team faces a tough challenge in the World Test Championship (WTC) as rain is expected to disrupt the Gabba Test against Australia, starting December 14 in Brisbane. Weather forecasts suggest rain on all five days, with an 88% chance on the first day alone. The Gabba pitch has been finally uncovered after a full day of rain, and a few days out from day one of the third test between @BCCI and @CricketAus - it’s a mighty green one! Sun coming out in the coming days will be much needed @10NewsFirstQLD @10SportAU https://lnkd.in/dv8bAFDK Josh Mclean (@McJoshmclean) December 11, 2024 India currently stands third in the WTC points table, behind South Africa and Australia. If rain forces a draw at the Gabba, India will need to win all the remaining matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy to secure a spot in the WTC final without relying on other results. A draw or loss in Brisbane would mean India’s qualification hopes might depend on the outcome of the Australia-Sri Lanka series. The Series Tied at 1-1 The ongoing five-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy is tied at 1-1. India secured a 295-run victory in the first Test in Perth, while Australia bounced back with a 10-wicket win in Adelaide. Rain Forecast for Gabba Test According https://lnkd.in/du8sn9fv #BCCI #champion #GabbaTest #GabbaTestagainstAustralia #JaspreetBumrah #RohitSharma #ViratKohli #WorldTestChampionship #WTCFinal