In a startling development following India‘s recent 1-3 series defeat against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 2024-25, head coach Gautam Gambhir has reportedly pointed fingers at young batter Sarfaraz Khan, accusing him of leaking sensitive team information. This accusation has ignited debates within the cricket community about tea??m dynamics, confidentiality, and the pressure on young players.

Gautam Gambhir accuses Sarfaraz Khan of leaking team news?

According to reports from multiple sources, including a video from News24, Gambhir made these claims during a BCCI review meeting held in Mumbai post-series. The information allegedly leaked included details of a heated exchange in the dressing room after India’s loss in the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). Gambhir is said to have expressed frustration over the team’s lack of discipline and adherence to game plans, which Sarfaraz is accused of revealing to the media.

Sarfaraz drawn into controversy

Sarfaraz, who has been a consistent performer in domestic cricket but did not feature in any of the five Tests during this series, finds himself at the center of this controversy. The accusation is particularly damaging as Sarfaraz has yet to establish himself fully in international cricket, with his perfor??mances in the domestic circuit often drawing praise. However, neither Gambhir nor Sarfaraz has publicly commented on these allegations, creating a cloud of uncertainty around the situation.

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Uncertainty surrounds Gambhir’s future as Head Coach

Notably, Gambhir is facing significant scrutiny following India’s loss to Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, and his position as head coach is now uncertain. Reports suggest that a decision on his future will be made after the Champions Trophy 2025. Similarly, senior players like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli are at a crossroads after failing to deliver with the bat. Both have been asked to play in the Ranji Trophy ahead of the Champions Trophy. Whil??e Rohit has made himse?lf available for Mumbai’s final round of fixtures, there is no confirmation on whether Kohli would play for his Ranji side.

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Ravichandran Ashwin, one of India’s greatest off-spinners, has recently opened up about his decision not to play a farewell Test. The 37-year-old announced his retirement from Test cricket during Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 2024-25, ending a glorious career that saw him rewrite record books and become one of the most prolific bowlers in the game’s history. Speaking on his show, Ash Ki Baat, Ashwin explained why he chose not to pursue a ceremonial farewell match, a tra??dition many cricketers? cherish.

Ravichandran Ashwin explains reason behind not opting for a farewell Test

Ashwin explained that he values honesty and merit over ceremonial gestures, stating that a farewell match holds no significance for him if he does not genuinely deserve a spot in the team. He emphasized that playing solely for the sake of a farewell would leave him dissatisfied, as it would undermine his cricketing ethos. Ashwin believes in retiring at a point where people question “why” he is stepping away, rather than “why not,” reflecting his desire to leave the game on a high note and with dignity.

“I personally believe that there is nothing important in having a farewell match. I just want to be honest. Just think, if I get a farewell Test but I am not deserving of a place in the side, I will not be happy. Mere cricket mein dum tha, but I think it’s always better to stop when people ask why and not why not,” said Ashwin.

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A glorious Test career to remember

Ashwin’s retirement brings the curtain down on a phenomenal Test career that spanned over a decade. The off-spinner finished with 537 wickets in 106 Tests, making him India’s second-highest wicket-taker in all formats, behind the legendary Anil Kumble.

Known for his sharp cricketing mind and an uncanny ability to adapt to conditions, Ashwin played a pivotal role in India’s dominance in home conditions and several historic overseas victories. His contributions with the bat, including five centuries, adde??d significant value to the team.

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Indian cricket is abuzz with debates surrounding the leadership succession plan for the national team. With Rohit Sharma‘s tenure as captain under scrutiny following a 3-1 loss in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT), the spotlight has shifted to finding a suitable successor. Now reports from Dainik Jagran suggested that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is evaluating potential candidates to take over the reins post the 2025 Champions Trophy. However, the selection process has led to differences between head coach Gautam Gambhir and selection committee chairman Ajit Agarkar.

Captaincy transition set for post-Champions Trophy 2025 decision

Reports further stated that despite criticism of his captaincy after the BGT loss, Rohit is set to lead India in both Test and ODI formats until the 2025 Champions Trophy. According to sources, the 37-year-old has communicated his intention to remain captain until the BCCI finalizes his successor. The Champions Trophy, hosted by Pakistan and the UAE, is se??en as a pivotal event before a leadership transition is considered.

Reports also indicated that pacer Jasprit Bumrah is a strong contender to take over the captaincy after Rohit. Bumrah, who has previously led the team in two Test matches during the BGT series against Australia, has impressed the board with his leadership skills. His calm demeanor and tactica??l acumen make him a front-runner for the role, especially given his experience?? in high-pressure situations.

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Conflict of vision: Gautam Gambhir vs Ajit Agarkar on India’s future leadership

The debate extends beyond the captaincy to the role of vice-captain. Agarkar, head of the selection committee, is reportedly in favour of wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant for the position. Pant’s prior experience leading Delhi Capitals (DC) in the Indian Premier League (IPL)  and the national team during a T20I series against South Africa in 2022 adds weight to Agarkar’s argument.

However, head coach Gambhir has a different perspective. He advocated for dynamic opener Yashasvi Jaiswal to be groomed for leadership. Jaiswal’s exceptional performances in the 2024-25 BGT, where he emerged as the leading run-scorer for India, have bolstered his case as a promis??ing future leader. Gambhir’s support for Jaiswal stems from the belief that his aggressive style and hunger for success could bring a fresh dimension to Indian cricket’s leadership.

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Indian cricket star Virat Kohli has once again found himself at the center of controversy following the recently-concluded Border Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. Known for his intense on-field persona, Kohli’s fiery interactions and heated exchanges with players have often made headlines, and this series has been no different. From a shoulder incident with an Australian player during the Melbourne Test to mocking the infamous Sandpaper Scandal in the Sydney Test, Kohli’s actions have become the subject of intense debate in the cricketing world.

Virat Kohli’s on-field feuds fuel debate

Kohli first made headlines during the Melbourne Test when Kohli and Australian opener Sam Konstas were involved in a heated confrontation. The altercation occurred after the 10th over of Australia’s innings when Kohli appeared to brush shoulders with Konstas while walking past him. The physical contact did not sit well with Konstas, who immediately expressed his displeasure. The situation escalated into a verbal spat between the two players, prompting the intervention of on-field umpires to restore order. While the exchange showcased Kohli’s aggressive demeanor, it also drew criticism for crossing the line of sportsmanship.

Kohli again made waves on the third day of the Sydney Test, where his animated gestures caught the attention of fans and critics alike. After Steve Smith’s dismissal, Kohli was seen making a “sandpaper” gesture toward the Australian crowd, an apparent reference to the infamous 2018 ball-tampering scandal. The scandal, which involved Smith, David Warner, and Cameron Bancroft using sandpaper to alter the condition of the ball, remains one of the darkest moments in Australian cricke??t history. Kohli’s reference to the incid??ent was widely seen as a mocking gesture.

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Simon Katich’s scathing remarks on Kohli’s behavior 

Former Australian cricketer Simon Katich, who worked with Kohli as the coach of Royal Challengers Bengaluru in 2019, has weighed in on the recent incidents involving the Indian batter. Katich questioned Kohli’s mindset during the tour, criticizing his physical contact in Melbourne and the sandpaper reference in Sydney as unnecessary and unsavory incidents.

â€?em>I think you have to question what sort of headspace he’s been in on this tour to be doing that, making physical contact in Melbourne and then even the other unsavoury incident in Sydney with the sandpaper reference there with the pockets,â€?Katich said on ESPN’s Around the Wicket show.

Katich criticized Kohli’s actions, stating they were unnecessary and referencing outdated controversies, ultimately suggesting that such behavior has tarnished Kohli’s reputation both on and off the field during this tour.

“I mean that in itself, there was no need for that. It’s old news so in a way I think he’s tarnished his reputation somewhat on this tour, on and off the field,” Katich added.

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The India tour of Australia 2024-25 has concluded with the hosts emerging victorious, securing a dominant 3-1 win in the Test series. One of the matches in the series ended in a tie, adding an extra layer of excitement to the contest. In the aftermath of the series, Cricket Australia (CA) have revealed the ratings for all five venues that hosted the matches, as assessed by the International Cricket Council (ICC).

ICC rates BGT 2024-25 venues: Sydney Cricket Ground under scrutiny

The venues that hosted the series received evaluations based on a rating system categorizing them into four distinct groups: Very Good, Satisfactory, Unsatisfactory, and Unfit. The first four venues- Optus Stadium in Perth, Adelaide Oval, The Gabba in Brisbane, and the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), all earned the highest rating of ‘Very Good’. This recognition highlights the quality of these grounds in hosting world-class cricket and providing the players with excellent playing conditions.

While the final Test of the series was held at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG), the venue received a rating of ‘Satisfactory’ from the ICC. The pitch, in particular, came under heavy scrutiny from both current players and cricket analysts. The surface has faced criticism for not meeting the standards expected for a Test match, with concerns over its tendency to break up and create challenges for the batters.

Sunil Gavaskar criticizes SCG Pitch

Former Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar had criticized the Sydney Cricket Ground pitch, stating it’s not ideal for a Test match as it should last into the fourth and fifth days. He had pointed out that if 15 wickets had fallen in a day in India, there would have been widespread complaints. He also mentioned Australia cricket legend Glenn McGrath‘s remark about the excessive grass on the pitch, questioning whether any former Indian cricketers had complained about it.

“This is not the ideal Test match pitch that you want because you want it to go into a fourth and fifth day. If 15 wickets fell (on one day) in India, all hell would have broken loose. We had Glenn McGrath saying he’d never seen so much grass. Did you hear any former India cricketer moan about the pitch?,” Gavaskar commented during the series.

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Usman Khawaja and Steve Smith views on SCG Pitch 

Australia opener Usman Khawaja criticized the pitch, calling it “a stinker” and noting it wasn’t a typical SCG wicket. He mentioned the presence of cracks, making batting difficult. Despite the tough conditions, Australia won, but Khawaja emphasized the challenge of playing on such a wicket.

“I’m not gonna lie, I didn’t want to talk about it too much beforehand, but the wicket was a stinker. It wasn’t like a traditional SCG wicket with the new grass on it, there are cracks all over it, it’s been tough batting, the scoreboard will tell you that. Thankfully we were on the right side of the win but when it’s a wicket like that you’re always on a knife edge,” Khawaja said in the interview with ABC Radio.

Steve Smith criticized the pitch, describing it as “two-paced, up and down, seaming, and swinging,” making it incredibly difficult to bat. He also noted that he had never encountered such a wicket at the SCG before.

â€?em>By a mile. It was two-paced, up and down, seaming all over the place, swinging. I’ve never played on a wicket like that at the SCG before. It was incredibly difficult to bat,” Smith said in an interaction with media.

Cricket Australia defends SCG Pitch

Meanwhile, CA have responded to criticism of the SCG pitch by defending it, highlighting that the pitch aims to showcase early pace and bounce before it deteriorates and spins. They noted that this year’s pitch was a step forward, contributing to an exciting conclusion to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and offering positive prospects for the 2025-26 Ashes series.

�em>The SCG has been striving to bring out their unique characteristics of early pace and bounce before the pitch wears and spins. This year was a step in the right direction to achieving this, which provided an exciting finish to the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series and bodes well for the Ashes summer in 2025-26,�Cricket Australia stated.

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Australia celebrated a historic 3-1 series victory over India, reclaiming the prestigious Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 2024-25 for the first time in a decade. The triumph, sealed with a six-wicket win in the final Test, ended India’s 10-year dominance in this marquee contest. It marked a pivotal moment for the Australian cricket team, a testament to their grit, determination, and hunger to ??restore their supremacy in red-ball cricket after enduring several setbacks in this fiercely contested rivalry.

The turning point for Australia against India 

The series began on a rocky note for the Australians in Perth, where India delivered a commanding performance. Jasprit Bumrah’s fiery spells exposed weaknesses in Australia’s batting lineup, while Yashasvi Jaiswal and Virat Kohli compiled brilliant centuries to hand India a comfortable win. This initial loss not only dented Australia’s morale but also triggered intense introspection within the team. Questions surrounding their approach, readiness, an??d execution? dominated discussions, both inside the dressing room and in cricketing circles. The defeat was a wake-up call that ultimately fueled Australia’s resurgence.

Australia’s turnaround began with a dominant display in the pink-ball Test in Adelaide. The home side showcased their ability to thrive under pressure, leveling the series with a clinical victory. The third Test in Brisbane ended in a hard-fought draw, but it was the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne that truly defined Australia’s resurgence. A commanding performance in both batting and bowling allowed them to take control of the series. By the time the final Test in Sydney arrived, Australia were brimming with confidence, securing the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with an emphatic display under Pat Cummins.

Booking a spot in the WTC 2023-25 final against South Africa

The series win was particularly significant as it ended India’s 10-year reign over the BGT. Australia had last won the trophy during the 2014-15 season, defeating India 2-0 in a four-match series at home. Since then, India had claimed four consecutive series victories, including two on Australian soil – historic triumphs that solidified their reputation as one of the strongest Test sides. Reclaiming the trophy in 2024 was not just about breaking the streak but re-establishing Australia’s position as a powerhouse in Test cricket.

Beyond the BGT, this series victory also ensured Australia’s qualification for the World Test Championship (WTC) final. This marks their second consecutive WTC final appearance, where they are set to face South Africa. The team’s ability to dominate in the longest format reflects their consistency and ?adaptability across challenging conditions. The WTC final offers Australia a golden opportunity to assert their dominance on the global stage, following their redemption arc against India.

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Ricky Ponting highlights Australia’s upcoming hurdles post BGT series win

While the victory against India was a monumental achievement, Australian cricket legend Ricky Ponting issued a sobering reminder about the challenges ahead. Ponting highlighted the aging composition of the Australian side, pointing out that the team largely comprises players in their 30s, with only one teenager among them. He emphasized that this success, while ??remarkable, must not overshadow the need to prepare for the future.

“There’s not one player in their 20s in that team. You’ve got one at 19 and everyone else over 30. That’s going to be the next challenge for this Australian group. That’s going to be the next challenge for this Australian group, not just for the Australian team, but for Australian cricket is to bring on this new group of young players. There’s not many opportunities that present themselves,” Ponting said on ICC Review.

He stressed that tours to Sri Lanka and the West Indies,?? scheduled before the Ashes, present critical opportunities to blood young talent. However, he also acknowledged the complexity of such transitions, particularly in challenging environments like Sri Lanka’s spin-friendly conditions.

“We’ve got a tour to Sri Lanka and then the West Indies coming up before the Ashes next summer. If they are looking at bringing young players in, it probably needs to start in Sri Lanka and the West Indies. And if you’re bringing young players into the Sri Lankan tour, that’s not going to be an easy place for anyone to start,” Ponting concluded.

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Australia’s young opener, Sam Konstas, emerged as a rising star in the cricketing world during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25. Known for his aggressive batting style and fiery on-field demeanor, Konstas captivated fans and critics alike. His fiery confrontations with Indian players, especially a heated moment with India’s star batter Virat Kohli, was the talking point of the series.

Post-match conversation between Virat Kohli and Sam Konstas

One of the most dramatic moments of the series occurred during the Melbourne Test, where Konstas made his debut. In the early stages of Australia’s innings, tensions flared as Kohli appeared to brush shoulders with the young opener while walking past him. The physical contac??t seemed to irk Konstas, leading to a sharp verbal exchange between the two. The incident added fuel to an already intense rivalry between the two players. Surprisingly, the heated exchange on the field gave way to mutual respect. Speaking about the confrontation, Konstas revealed a touching post-match interaction with Kohli.

Kostas said that having a brief chat with Kohli after the game, expressing his admiration for him and sharing that it was a great honor to play against his idol. “I had a little chat after the game telling him that I idolise him, and it is obviously a huge honour playing against him,â€?Konstas said during the interview with C???ODE sports.

He further described facing Kohli as a surreal experience, noting Kohli’s commanding presence, the Indian crowd’s energy, and their chants of his name. “When I did verse him, I was like, ‘wow, Virat Kohli is batting.’ He just had that presence about him, all the Indian crowd getting amongst it. Chanting his name. It was quite surreal,” he added.

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A warm and encouraging exchange 

The 19-year old also mentioned that Kohli is very down-to-earth, a lovely person, and wished him well, expressing hope that he performs well on the Sri Lanka tour. “He was very down to earth. A lovely person and just wishing me all the best saying hopefully I go well on the tour of Sri Lanka he said if I am in,” Australian opener added.

The right handed batter expressed admiration for Kohli, stating that his entire family loves him, he has idolized Kohli from a young age and considers him a legend of the game. “My whole family loves Virat. I have idolised him from a young age and he is a legend of the game,” Konstas concluded.

Impressive debut series for Konstas

Konstas’s on-field performance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy was impressive. Despite playing only two matches, he scored 113 runs, including a remarkable half-century in the Melbourne Test. His confident batting against a world-class Indian bowling attack showcased his potential and promise. Fans have quickly taken note, dubbing him as one to watch for the future. With his debut series now behind him, all eyes are on whether Konstas will make the squad for Australia’s upcoming tour of Sri Lanka, which begins on January 29. The tour?? includes two Test matches and one ODI, offeri?ng the young opener another opportunity to cement his place in the national team.

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The recent Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 has sparked intense debate about the performance of Indian cricketers, particularly Shubman Gill. Once hailed as the next big thing in Indian cricket, Gill’s recent outings have raised eyebrows, with critics questioning his place in the team. A former Indian cricketer also has been vocal about his stance, labeling Gill as “overrated” and criticizing the selection committee for overlooking other deserving talents.

Shubman Gill’s disappointing performance in Australia

During the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Gill’s batting was far from impressive. He managed scores of 31, 28, 1, 20, and 13 across five innings, which is a stark contrast to the expectations set for a player of his caliber. While the focus has largely been on veterans like Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, Gill’s inability to contribute significantly has not gone unnoticed. His average of under 30 in overseas conditions highlights a concerning trend for a player who was once seen as a potential match-winner.

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The legend supports a call for change

Krisnamachari Srikkanth‘s comments on his YouTube channel have ignited discussions about favoritism within the selection committee. He pointed out that while Gill continues to receive opportunities despite his lacklustre performances, players like Suryakumar Yadav, Ruturaj Gaikwad, and Sai Sudharsan have been overlooked despite their impressive records in domestic cricket. Srikkanth emphasized that fresh talent should be promoted rather than sticking with p??layers who fail to deliver consistently.

“I’ve always maintained that Shubman Gill is an overrated cricketer but nobody listened to me. He is a highly overrated cricketer. When Gill is getting this much of a long rope… some people might wonder whether even players like Suryakumar Yadav could have been given a longer rope in Tests,” Srikkanth stated.

The case for other talents

The argument for promoting other players is compelling. Gaikwad has been performing exceptionally well in first-class cricket, while Sudharsan has made waves during ‘A’ tours. Their consistent performances raise questions about why they are not being considered for the national team when players like Gill continue to struggle.

Srikkanth’s assertion that “Gill is surviving because he gets ten chances and scores on the tenth chance” resonates with many fans who feel that merit should dictate selection rather than past reputations or favouritism.

As India navigate its way through a transitional phase in cricket, accountability within the selection committee becomes paramount. The current crop of players must be evaluated based on their performances, especially in challenging conditions like those found in Australia. The selectors must recognize that while potential is important, consistent perfo??rmance is crucial for success on the intern??ational stage.

Ricky Ponting’s observations about Gill al??so echo this sentiment. He noted that Gill needs to trust his instincts more and avoid ove?rthinking his technique, which could be contributing to his struggles.

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In the aftermath of India’s 3-1 series loss to Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) 2024-25, criticism have come from all corners. Be it fans or ex-cricketers, all have lambasted India for their below-average performance down under. A former Indian cricketer has even sparked a debate by branding the Indian cricket team as ‘white-ball bullies’. This statement comes as a sharp critique following India’s failure to retain the prestigious BGT.

India’s struggle despite a positive start

Notably, the Rohit Sharma-led India started the series with a promising win in Perth, which raised hopes of a successful campaign in Australia. However, the subsequent matches saw the Indian team struggle, particularly with the bat, leading to losses in Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney. The series outcome has not only been a blow to India’s pride but has also dashed their hopes of securing a spot in the final of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC) for the third consecutive time.

Former Indian cricketer terms India as white-ball bullies

Former Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif, who has played 125 ODIs and 13 Tests, was pretty vocal in his assessment during a post-series analysis. Kaif acknowledged India’s dominance in white-ball cricket, labeling the team as “white-ball bullies,” but pointed out the shortcomings in adapting to challenging conditions in Test cricket.

Kaif highlighted that the team struggles on turning tracks at home and seaming conditions abroad, especially in Australia, underscoring the urgency to build a robust Test sid??e that can compete at the highest level across all conditions.

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“I am telling you the truth. Whatever happened was right. Now it’s time to work on our Test cricket. Everyone will say that we are a champions side in the white-ball. But if India wants to win the World Test Championship (WTC), we need to build a strong Test side. We have to learn how to play on turning tracks; in Australia we will have to learn to play on seaming conditions. The truth is that we are just white-ball bullies. We are lagging too far behind,” said Kaif in a v?ideo shared on his X (formerly Twitter) timel??ine.

Kaif further stressed the importance of domestic cricket in preparing players for Test success. He urged players to prioritize matches on turning and seaming tracks to develop the skills needed to thrive in varied conditions. Without this preparation and focus on domestic cricket, Kaif warned, India ?would continue ??to fall short in achieving its WTC aspirations.

“If we have to win WTC, then players will have to give importance to domestic cricket. They need to play on the turning tracks; they will have to practice on the seaming tracks; otherwise, we will not be able to win,” added Kaif.

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