Australia vs India 3rd Test Day 5: Match ends as a draw; Australia maintain unassailable 2-0 lead

This was the first Test in 17 years to end as a draw at the MCG

This was the first Test in 17 years to end as a draw at the MCG

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Despite Australia throwing everything at them, India managed to stand firm and see out the final day of the third Test in Melbourne to ensure that they didn’t find themselves trailing 3-0 in the ongoing Test series.

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‘We lost everything’ when the tsunami struck Sri Lanka, says Dinesh Chandimal

"I can still remember what happened like it was yesterday, the way our home was caught up and lost"

“I can still remember what happened like it was yesterday, the way our home was caught up and lost”

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Boxing Day is usually associated with holidays, family and happiness. But, for Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Dinesh Chandimal, December 26 has dark connotations as it was the day that he “lost everything” when a tsunami ravaged through his town in 2004.

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England have ‘been far too fearful of getting out’, says Andrew Strauss

"They've got to find a way of winning that series in Sri Lanka to get some confidence"

“They’ve got to find a way of winning that series in Sri Lanka to get some confidence”

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Former England captain Andrew Strauss believes that the national team have “been far too fearful of getting out” and have to change this mindset if they are going to taste success during their seven-match ODI series against Sri Lanka.

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Cricket could be dead in Zimbabwe in two years’ time, says Alistair Campbell

"Without any attention being paid, we can become like Kenya and cricket will be dead in Zimbabwe"

“Without any attention being paid, we can become like Kenya and cricket will be dead in Zimbabwe”

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Former Zimbabwe captain Alistair Campbell has announced that international cricket could become extinct in the country in two years’ time unless drastic action is taken right away.

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