VVS Laxman, Special to Gulf News

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There is plenty to play for with three Tests to go

The absence of Kohli and Shami may pitchfork new heroes for the visitors

SUMMER OF 36?: Australia's Pat Cummins (left) celebrates with teammates after dismissing India's captain Virat Kohli as India were all out for only 36 runs on the third day of the first Test match at Adelaide.

Laxman: Experience and skill not enough v Australia

India must be mentally tough and positive in four-Test challenge against Australia

The three-day pink-ball game between Australia A and India ended in a draw.

Indians back in their comfort zone in Twenty20 format

Catching and ground fielding only areas of worry for Virat Kohli’s men

Team India looked more in their comfort zone as they assured themselves of the T20 series with a match to spare.

VVS Laxman: India grabbed vital win against Australia

Well-deserved 13-run win in the final ODI in Canberra gives tourists momentum

India won in Canberra

Kohli missed a trick by taking off Bumrah too soon

India has pride to play for in the final One-day International in Canberra

Virat Kohli's (left) decision to take Jasprit Bumrah off the attack after two overs during the second ODI in Sydney has raised quite a few eyebrows.

Laxman: long wait is over as Australia v India begins

After thrilling IPL, I’d rather be in India’s shoes than Australia’s

India's Jasprit Bumrah and Kartik Tyagi discuss the finer details during training ahead of the first ODI against Australia on Friday

Kohli & Co fell prey to New Zealand bowlers’ gameplan

India need to be better-prepared ahead of next overseas series in Australia

New Zealand's pace attack of Trent Boult (right), Tim Southee and Kyle Jamieson exposed the much hyped Indian batting line-up in both Test matches.

Young Prithvi Shaw can take a leaf out of Williamson

Indian bowlers need to re-discover their wicket-taking ways in second Test

Prithvi Shaw

Kohli’s men fumbled in bowling and fielding areas

Rahul and Iyer’s confidence levels a heartening feature for India

India skipper Virat Kohli shakes hand with New Zealand's Kane Williamson

Taylor the glue which held the epic NZ chase together

India more than capable of bouncing back in the one-day series

Ross Taylor hugs his captain Tom Latham at the end of the ODI win over

No praise can be too high for Bumrah for his control

Rahul, Iyer reinforced their coming of age once more at this level

Jasprit Bumrah

Australia’s lack of firepower in lower order showed up

India fortunate to have two white ball greats playing together

Indian fans are fortunate that Rohit Sharma (right) and Virat Kohli, two of the finest white ball players of this generation, are playing together.

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